Part 19

=Twenty-five Arguments for Tobacco-Using Briefly Answered.=—A tract for every smoker, chewer, and snuffer of tobacco.

=True Temperance.=—A definition of temperance and the true temperance platform.

=Tea and Coffee.=—Why their use is unhealthful.

=Pork.=—The dangers of pork-eating exposed. Startling facts.

=Alcohol: What Is It?=—A description of the chemical and physical properties of alcohol, and the mode of its production.

=Alcoholic Poison.=—A personal appeal to young drunkards.

=Moral and Social Effects of Alcohol.=—A collection of astonishing facts and statistics.

=Causes and Cure of Intemperance.=—The gigantic evil traced to its true source, and the only efficient remedy pointed out.

=The Drunkard’s Arguments Answered.=—A complete refutation of the arguments in favor of rum.

=Alcoholic Medication.=—An exposure of the evils of the medical use of alcohol, and its uselessness.

=Wine and the Bible.=—A defense of the Bible against the oft-repeated charge that it favors the use of fermented drinks.

These tracts are furnished at the rate of 800 pages for one dollar. A liberal discount by the quantity.

Address, =HEALTH REFORMER, Battle Creek, Mich.=

Dress Reform Patterns.

The following patterns are finely adapted to meeting the requirements of healthful clothing. No woman should be without them. They can be adapted to children as well as adults.

=No. 1.= A flannel undergarment to be worn next to the skin. It covers the whole body from neck to wrists and ankles. Price, 50 cts.

=No. 2.= A garment combining chemise and drawers, arranged with buttons so as to support the skirts and stockings from the shoulders. To be worn next to the preceding garment in cold weather. Price, 50 cts.

=No. 3.= This garment combines chemise and drawers, and also supplies the place of the corset so efficiently that those who have been accustomed to wearing the latter article are happy to dispense with it after a single trial of this dress. It is cut to fit the bust perfectly, thus affording all desirable support. Price, with cloth model, 75 cts.

=No. 4. Gabrielle Dress.= This may be made either long or short to suit the taste of the wearer. When worn with pants it should be from six to nine inches from the floor. Those who do not wish to adopt the pants may wear the dress two or three inches from the floor with dress drawers and leggins. Price, 50 cts.

We can also furnish patterns for skirts, pants for short dress, and dress drawers with leggins, at 25 cts. each.

Those who wish to secure a good fit should send the following measurements:—

1. Bust measure, number of inches. 2. Under bust measure. 3. Waist measure. 4. Length of waist under arm. 5. Hips, three inches below the waist, 6. Width of back across shoulders. 7. Length of drawers from waist down. 8. Length of back from neck to waist. 9. Length of sleeve inside. 10. Length of sleeve outside. 11. Length of shoulder. 12. Around neck. 13. Around arm-size (high up).

When desired, garments will be made at as reasonable rates as possible, and sent by express. The patterns will be sent, post-paid, on receipt of the prices marked. We employ an experienced dress-maker to cut patterns and make garments, so that all may feel sure of obtaining a good fit if proper measures are sent. We hope that our friends will not fail to avail themselves of this opportunity for obtaining just what they need for their health, comfort, and convenience.

GARMENT and STOCKING SUPPORTERS are also kept at this Office.

⁂ Address, HEALTH REFORMER, Battle Creek, Mich.

Health Reform Institute,

BATTLE CREEK, MICH.

This Institution is admirably located on a site of twenty acres, in the highest part of the pleasant and enterprising city of Battle Creek, commanding a fine prospect, and affording opportunities for entertainment, quiet, and retirement.