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16 SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO., Book and Job Printers, Book Binders, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, ATLANTA, -- - ■ . - GEORGIA. AGENTS WANTED slOO to S3OO per Month—Clergymen, School Teachers, Young Men and Ladies Wanted to Canvass for WOMAN'S HOME BOOK OF HEALTH: Embracing Iler Physical Life, Hygiene, and Peculiar Diseases. By JOHN STAINBACK WILSON, M.D., Atlanta, Ga* Editor of WZiron’t Herald of Health; formerly Editor of the “Health Department" of Gody's Lady's Hook ; for many years Member of the Medical Association of Georgia, etc., etc. Women should know them*clvc* In all their rela tion* a* MAIDEty, WIVES, and MOTHERS, if they would enjoy UKAijfo, happiness, and long Lira. In WOMAN’S HOME BOOK tlwy may obtain thia knowledge. There they may learti a better way than heretofore taught, whereby they may escape the terri ble sufferings nnd danger to winch they and their children are now exposed. The Work is emphatically a Homr Book for Women.—All necessary information as to the struct ure and functions of the generative organa of woman is communicated, so that rhe may understand her own Physical Life, Hygiene, and Peculiar Diseases, and apply the principles should guide her in the preservation of health, in the treatment of diseases, and In the rearing of her children. Preservation of Health.—The great object of the work Is the Preservation of Health, or the Prevention of Disease In Women, and tn their Offspring. “The Better Wat.”—While remedies for diseases are given, and w hlle these are for more safe, pleasant, and appropriate In domestic practice than the ordinary drug treatment, the great design of the work is to point out a “ Better Way.’’ Sexual Oman* of Woman.—-Part I. contains a description of the Structure and Functions of the Human Bodt and of the Sexual Organs of Woman, •o for as this may be necessary to understand the great <y (AUdMr/A, and to apply the directions given for the prevention and treatment of disease. Prevention of Disease.—Part IL is devoted to the all-important subject of Hygiene or the Pretention Disease. This teaches the of Health, and how •very one may live so as to av«U disease ; while the principles of Hygiene are especially applied to Habits. Occupations, and Sexual Peculiarities of Women. Diseases Peculiar to Women.—Part 111. embraces all the diseases peculiar to women that can be treated in domestic practice : and the symptoms of many that cannot be success fully treated, so that their presence may be known and the aid of a physician sought, be fore it la too late. Safe and Efficient Remedies These are mostly the same potent, sale, and useful Hygienic Agents. im effectual In the prevention of disease, and which are found to be for more appropriate and pleasant in do mestic practice than the dangerous and disgusting which are entirely out of place in unskillful Midwifery. Dammers of Lying in Women.—Part IV. Is devoted to Midwifery, and describee most of the A handsome octavo volume, elegantly bound in best English doth, back and side ornamented with gold. It also contains a steel engraving of the author. Sold only by subscription. Price, $2.50. By reading the description of this book, experienced Agents will readily see that its sale must exceed anything ever published in this country. The territory is being rapidly engaged ; there fore, If you desire t an agency, it is to your Interest to secure your choice of territory at once Addrwt, 80UTBXM PUBLISHING CO., Atlanta, Ga. THE m SOWffiWK & FIWW V 1 ItoHm n® w ill -= yfwill | i 1 jJwwWwsW a 11111 M 1 BJf li 11> Lt i Ufc -li mIf&M H II Olli I i.M = ™ ” JE- BM Hfi figlß H ugj |sß |9H Errors, Difficulties and Dangers to which Lying-In Women are exposed, and tells how the difficulties may be overcome; how these errors may be corrected, and how these dangers may be avoided. How to avoid Dangers of Child-Bed.—By follow ing the directions herein contained, women can escape almost all the Dreaded Diseases and Accidents of Childbirth ; and should any difficulty arise, it can generally be met and removed without the aid of a doctor; or life may be saved in sudden and dangerous emergencies by the simple means advised, until med ical aid can be obtained. Again, women may learn from this part of the work, the sweetest, the most important, and the most com forting lessons of their lives, viz: That The Pains of Childbirth are not the direct effect of a curse from God ; and that these pains may be avoided by obe dience to the Law* of Health, and by carrying out the preparatory course prescribed in the work. In short, obedience to the rules given in this work, will enable mothers to escape most of the Diseases of Pregnancy, and the Paine and Dangers of Childbirth ; and all this without the aid of any drug. Nursing, and Diseases of Children.—Part V., which treats of the Hygiene, and Principal Diseases ot Children, will prepare mothers for the discharge oi their duties, by qualifying them to meet intelligently the difficulties connected with the nursing and rearing of children. Woman’s Physical Life, as Maiden, Wife and Mother. It teaches how to conceive Vigorous. Healthy and Beautiful children; how to educate them before birth ; how mothers may escape disease's themselves while bearing children, and bring them forth sound, healthy and beauilfal, without danger, and almost without pain ; how to nurse, train and teach children when sick or well, so that they may live to enjoy the heritage of health and a long life bequeathed tn them by mothers who conceived, bore, nursed and educated them with the only true science of health, happiness and long life, aa taught in this work. The work also treats of the Marriageable Age.-Shall cousins Intermarry T—lntermarriage of different races. Temperaments in marriage.—Dangers of Kissing ■ Shall husband and wife sleep together f—Hygiene’of puberty.—Trials and dangers of young wives.—Mar rlage for love.—How to avoid the diseases of preg nancy.—How to avoid the pains of childbirth.—The i change of life, etc. Agents Wanted for the Best, Cheapest, and the Bible that is Recommended by the Leading Men of the South as Superior to all Others. THE PICTORIAL HOME BIBLE, Devotional and E:: iZanatory : CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, APOCRYPHA AND CONCORDANCE. Also, an Improved Classified Bible Dictionary, Analysis of the Bible, etc., with nearly One Hun dred Thousand Marginal References and Readings. The Text conformable to the Standard of the American Bible Society. Translated out of the original tongues, and with the former Translations diligently com pared and revised; with Companion Articles written expressly for this Edition by M. LAIRD SIMONS, Esq., and founded on the Standard Evangelical Authorities: the whole forming a Popular Cyclopedia explanatory of the Scriptures. A careful examination will convince you of the vast practical value, interest and importance of this Unequaled Edition of the Holy Bible for the Family. Its talented and accomplished Editor, whose People’s Edition of D’Aubigne's History of the Great Reformation has been so favorably received, has made its preparation a labor of conscience and Christian love. A PORTION OF THE CONTENTS OF THE PICTORIAL HOME BIBLE: The Apocrypha of the Old Testament—books of the Hebrews, written prior to the birth of Christ. A Concordance of leading words of Scripture. Marginal References, carefully verified, by whose use parallel passages explain each other. Illustrative Engravings, on steel, wood, and in colors. All of these tend to illustrate the letter or spirit of the sacred text. Many are from photographs in the East by travelers and missionaries ; others from original designs by the best native and foreign artists. The Holy Bible and its history, the evidences of its Divine authority, the preservation of its texts, for mation of the Canon, ancient manuscripts and versions, English translations, etc. Analysis of the Bible, grouping together for de votional reading its own teachings about God, man, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Holy Scriptures, Providence of God. the Christian life, the Sabbath, the Church and its ministry, family life, time and eter nity, life, death, resurrection, last judgment, heaven, hell. Books of the Old and New Testaments, with Apocrypha; a separate history of each book and writer, with analysis, comments, and tables of the Kings of Judah and leraeljof probable occasion of each Psalm, of the Prophets, of each of the Prophecies, of the har mony of the four Gospels, of Sacred quotations, of parables, miracles and discourses, of titles of Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, prayers, origin of nations. Animals of the Holy Bible— a description of every creature mentioned, with their characteristics. Trees, Plants, Flowers, and Fruits of the Holy Scriptures— a popular but exhaustive article on the past and present vegetation ol the Holy Land. Eastern Manners and Customs— a vivid expla nation of many obscure parts of Scripture, by ref erences of travelers to the present mode of life in the East. The Forty Years’ Wanderings, in the light of recent travels. Jewish Worship— its types explained—an illus tration of the harmony of the Divine Law, aa,success viely revealed in the Old and New Testaments. This is the only Bible that has a Patent Adjustable Photographic Album, which is a new and interesting feature. It relieves the book from all strain and breakage, as Tn the old method of binding. It com prises four highly-ornamented quarto pages, with openings for 16 card pictures, inserted In a recess in the ltd or cover of the Bible, and can be removed at pleasure. The inestimable value and great satisfaction of preserving for generations the portraits of beloved members of the family circle, is apparent to all; and this homelike feature alone is a strong inducement for the head of a family to give his order to an agent for a copy of the Best Family Bible published in America. Our agents deliver this superior edition of the Bible at the homes of patrons for less than ordinary Bibles, especially when its superior merits are considered. Persons wishing a copy of thia Bible, can write the Publishers, and they will have an agent call on them. AGEN TS WANTED.—We offer great inducements to agents wishing to canvass for the best Bible pub lished. Our own agents, and many agents for other Publishers, are selling thia Bible, and say it is the cheapest, best, and fastest-selling Bible in the market, and is the only Bible that gives general satisfaction. | EST’CanvajoUng Book Free to Working Agents. Write promptly for circulars and terms. Address, SOUTHERN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. BINGLEY’S NATURAL HISTORY; Libra ry of Pleasing Anecdote and Graphic Description, treating of the habits and peculiarities of nearly every known species of Animal Life, Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Insects, Reptiles, Molluscs and Animate uhe. etc. By HEV. WM. BINGLEY, A. M. The accomplished scholar, eminent divine, and popular author of “Memoirs of British Quadrupeds," “Animal Biography,’’ ‘‘useful Knowledge,” etc., etc. This work is the result of years of close observation and laborious research on the part ot an ardent lover and most careful student of Nature, aided by the extensive labors of Cuvier, Buffon, Wood, Dallas. Wilson, Andubon Bonaparte. Nuttall, Agassiz, Jardine, Brewer and others. The work is written in a style that any one who can reaa can understand. This subject is one of immense range and inexhaustible Interest to every Inquiring mind, speaking, as it does, of nearly every existing species of Animal Use that the Great Creator has made to live upon the face of the earth. Here we And the whole Monkey family (man's first cousin, according to Danrin),from the powerful and savage Ouran-Outan to the mischievous Squirrel and White-nosed species. Nearly ALL OF NATURE THAT BREATHES Is herein minutely described, and their thousand and one singular peculiarities and curious habits in the most fascinatiug manner forcibly illustrated by means of the most interesting anecdotes, some ludicrous in the extreme, many marvelous, others thrilling in their acenes of terrible danger, and others still foil of fond affection, etc. Ills a book that proves a treasure In every household and to eveby member of it. It is also the only really comprehensive low-priced work on the subject published in the country. It Is a nook that, considering Its size, nearly 1100 eery large octavo pages, the wealth of 1 ts illustrations, some 1070, and the excellence of its mechanical execution, must commend itself at once to all as remarkably low in price PRICE—In Extra English doth, beveled hoards, plain edges, new, elegant designs, enamel, and g01d,....54.50 In American Morocco, marbled edges 5.50 AGENTS WANTED, Address, SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO M Atlanta, G-a. 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Idols and Idolatry of the Ancients, in Egypt Canaan, Phoenicia, Babylon, Assyria, Greece, and Rome. Countries and Nations of the Bible— a geo graphical and historical outline of Egypt, Syria, Meso potamia, Armenia, Babylonia and Chalnea, Assyria, Media and Persia, Asia Minor, Greece, Rome. The Holy Land- its mountains, hills, lakes, val leys, streams and towns—an exhibit of its appropriate ness to be the scene of the ministry of the Saviour. The City and Environs of Jerusalem—its past glory and present wretchedness, in accordance with the latest scientific explorations in Palestine. Historical Connection of the Old and New Testaments— the history of Judea, from the reforma tion by Nehemiah, through its conquest by Alexander the Great, oppression by Antiochus Epipnanes, inde pendence achieved by the Maccabees, partial conquest by the Romans, and final iron rule by Herod the Great Bible Prophecies and their Fulfillments, in the life of our Lord • Israel as a nation; Egypt; Arabia: Shem, Ham and Japeth; the cities of Sidon, Tyre, Nineveh, Babylon and Damascus; the Amala kites. Ammonites, Edomites and Moabites; the! Assy rian, Persian, Grecian and Roman empires. Immanuel, Our Lord Jesus Christ, the per son, office, and life-work of the God-Man. The Missionary Journeys of the Apostle Paul. The Bible in Historical Order— every chapter arranged as a consecutive narrative, founded upon Townsend’s Harmony of the Old Testament, Arch bishop Thomson’s Harmony of the Gospels, Conybeare and Howson’s Life of St. Paul, etc. Chronological Index to the Holy Bible; with the principal events of the profane history, according to Abp. Usher, compared with the latest chronologlsta. Key to the Antiquated Words of Scripture; defining those which are obsolete, aud those not used in their ancient significations.