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A Sensible Book for Curious People-A Useful Book for Everyone
T KIW IORK'8 MOST CELEBRATED MCDU'il IfTHOR AND SPECIALIST, DR. I. B. FOOTE.
Or Coubsb You Want to Know
, iVfiAT Everybody Ought to Know.
ThS YorNQ how to choose the beet ono to marry;
Tub Married how to be happy in marriage;
The Fond Parent how to have prize babies;
The Mother how to have them without pain;
The Ouldlesh how to be fruitful and multiply;
The Cvrioi'b how they "growed" and come to be;
The Health Y-how to enjoy life and keep well;
The Invalid how to pet well again Bpeedily ;
The Imprudent how to regain wasted energy.
All who want knowledge that is of most worth
Find it in Dr. Foote's "Plain Home Talk,"
1,0(M) pages, 200 cuts, 36 col. plates; 200 recipes.
iTaAKES ALL t LAM.F.S1 A BOOK FOR THE MAbSESI
REALLY KOUR GREAT 8COKS IN ONE LARGE VOLUME.
JtT l-DISEASES AND THEIR CAUSES, PREVENTION AND CURL
MIT H.-CHR0NIC DISEASES OF ALL SORTS, AND ALL PARTS, INCLUDING "PRIVATE" FOR BOTH SEXES
HXX IB.-PIAIN TALK ABOUT CONJUGAL RELATIONS, ERRORS, REFORMS) MARRIAGE IN ALL COUNTRIES.
tU( W.-IMPR0VEMENT OF MARRIAGEi A GUIDE FOR THE MARRIED AND ALL WHO HOPE EVER TO BE.
Contains over 200 prescription! for relief and curt of acuta and chronic disorders
common to adults and children) complete table of antidotes to poitonsi Illustrated
iirections for resuscitating the drownedi hygienic rules for the are of Infants.
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Yin IT J TT? TFl1 J ' ,h "' thin book and the eat Isf act ion tt give tothoughTul,
-ilW i iXiZmt earliest nut tritely m.tuWnt- people caa be properly elated bere.
10XXJt.TE8. 30 CBROMOS.
Vara toiny of Man and of Woman) The Origin or I.lr: Man from the I
Mian trnereal t.ruittnat Three KlrganiTnlor flair, of llal and
Over illiiairallona of Kivial lrvrlonnirnii It I'rue
laluriltpra by olor 1'hulueraphy. in Kite lolura.
300 ZZXU8TZIATI0NI.
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Are You Well ?
OOO HEALTH la me
hiHio too tiuiriHy hIImIiNhL
1' Id we torutimttly tliim
rtuwifl frHn blrili r 't to
vt rtH'kh-iw uf tin tr lif rtmtrf.
It i w 'y i ii" o uiiwi-
Imtr H Hi' liH-ky Ifllvimrfl
inky liidrftl if tlify lime
m niMMMutitKli tolfuru how to
iiiMimtim It, Tlii nil n Oo
hy rtHn(r "I'lntn Home
I'ttlK'Ntn tb 1't.tttM'S ot Im
, t?rrr In ttM, tniiitv
iim'uI Hinitf, Urn
mid t tfTte (trhikln!, (Ik iiw
ami alHiw ot nh olioltt , tit
Iwd Imi'ii of iliilln n, ll.e
nrrVeiletrce of rrrn f
Ytlithmt undermine Tltror of limnbood- a clmpKT
WH-t oan't b ri,d end hoeshHltoontKorly. Then thorn
rr th tiiiH'rniw vlora of Ad till, Hit toluu-t-o hllt
lb nfl, ttKltt luring in wamn, vlv , ne., nd llir H
fowrfnl ctntouis of ot'Mv whorvl'T nmuy of tli
tmft of both nt'xee Are dontnrd to "orlnl tara
tton. This rliaptrr showa why thouk'ini- ytmitx
K-lka to aatray.bow prontltutioQ liu Iwi-oinr pn- a
Mcot, whr It will nut down, how lt iwm-ful dlm-a-a
rf snvvtd to tlif "InnotTiit" HK't atartlliiK aud
turporunt facta to know.
The rtwiilta of a mad cbaae for wealth, of over
wnrtt, ovrr-iUudr, fallnree lu buluraa, th fan tlist
blih tt the basia of wealth not r Wki and the
unr and effwra of horrible mrlancholy ibt-ws
iw U luatters ft would be well forjou to ttiiuk over.
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Are You III?
THEN" von are Indeed a rare mm
If you are not aiixiuua to learn
how tt came about, what's the
matter and what 'a to be done.
iH-ther 11 h "only a W." a
rhroule ratarrh. ir aouiethlne?
mure aerloua that baa "arlllrd
on the liinga" In bmnchltu or
consumption, the aootier you find
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(oaorrhu-a. stricture and worse forms of roniaaintia
diaeaara "by the book" than by experience. The
afllteted will read with avidity all ahout Impotency,
barrenneaa. dtataaes of wotntn, iiervotta dlseaaea.
rarest, paralysis, akin dlaeaaea, scrofula, elc. Yrt,
frHtlv, one book cannot cover "all the Ills that
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Vr.fbatt authorise th annoHcrment that ana pur
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ei Usability.
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mi nopmir to n aa
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don't rnirrv; and make
Do nilaiake. It I so
aay to get In and ao
dlnlrult to vet out,
that tt Is well worlk
while to "lie sure you
are right before you
go ahead." There H
no book ao helpful in
enahllug you to select
wisely as "Plata
Home Talk." You
can learn eomethlng
from other's mistake.
The History of Mar.
riaar of all kinds. In
aiicotintries.tne rurl
niiarinerimenta some nations hae made, ancient
and modern, barbarous and clvllUed, help us to know
hut not to do. The sexual Immorality (trow Inn out
of unsiii tailed nature and marriage nilsttts. theblatory
of nroailtutlon, lis prevalence, allurrnienta.danKers,
rcMih. iheeffortsof religions and aaeeilcism to sub
duo and control the dominant paNlonall these tud
lesnre fruitful In Indicatuiff pitfalla lo avoid. On
the other hand chaptere on adaption in man-tape
physical, menial and mne:net1con early marriages,
liucrmarrlaicc, elopeulenls, etc., etc., aid thereadorto
luakeacood ntaich, select happily for home and off
spring, to avoid "Lucifer Matchee," and lo escape the
rat trap and lottery kinds of marriage.
Are You Married?
THEKK are cbap.
tera equally useful
In showing yon
"how lo be happy
i hough married,
lauy married peo
ple would get along
better If they knew
bow to arlapt them
selves to each other,
and would try to un
derstand one an
other's needs. They
ought to read what
an "1'laJn Home Talk"
II tavs aNuit the true
philosophy of Inter-
I reiallona of the
sexes," tlie influence
on health and evil
of perveralona, "the wormwood that embitter social
life," etc., etc. Many will nnd much satisfaction In
the chapter on barrenness which hasbeen the mean
of great jor to many a cttlldlest paw, skiing them to
discover and remove the oltacle. Other like lu
nnluue "essay for married people" treating of equal
It v, steeping apart, excess, moderation, Jealousy, In,
difference, prevention, continence, food for preg
nant women, the explanation of child-making, why
children of second husband resemble tlie Brat, etc., etc.
In short, men and women hesitate to talk with their
home physicians concerning many delicate ajuee
linns that perplex them add that they really need to
understand, and which this book will enlighten them
on but rmvmtar lo u fail lo do m.tle author
cfrods rrndy lo mote vpfnr tht omtmon hy repining
frtt qf ckargt lo special leltert qf eftQHity.
rvri'XPT TTTTW yn Hready have "soToethtnit like If or "trjst an (rood." Hnndrede have
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American Pnblishi (p.
what mwm
In the Year 1900 Rome Will
pkf This Country and
Keep It Hecker.
The New
She Ua,tTut Kdlirlosi I.lbeHy IOmI;
Kntliirrrt t'ntil thf Oppoallf Side ran
l 1'nt Into EtTW't W llhout In.
Union
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LoopU
It runs on Van liu re n St
Magnificent Aggregation of Rewards
rratcctod by h Copyright Law of tb Catted Mettea.
70.000 ... GRAND PRIZES
Jurtf th, Kthnrrb. !directy in front of the
EJuratlon outaldt or tn Catholle
Church li a damnabla hertsy. Pop
Plua IX.
Education must b eontrolltd by
Catholic authorltlea. urn to war and
bloodshed. Catholic World.
I frankly eonfeaa that the Cathollca
atand before the country aa the ene
mies of the public achoola. Father
Pbelan.
I would aa soon administer aacra
ment to a doa aa to Cathollca who
end their children to public achoola.
Father Walker.
The public achoola hae produced
nothing but a godlesa reneratlon of
thlevee and blackguards. Father
Schaner.
It will be a Klorloua day In thla
winntry when under the lawa the
school evatem will be ahlrered to
places. Catholic Telearraph.
The public achoola are nurseries of
Ice; they are rodlea and unlpea aup
preaaed vlll prove the damnation of
tbl country. Father Walker.
We muat take part In the elections,
move In a aolld mans In every atate,
aralnat the party pledeed to sustain
the Integrity of the public achrtols.
McCloakey.
The common achoola of this country
are sinks of moral pollution and nur
series of hell. Chlenro Tablet.
The time Is not far away when the
Roman Catholic Church of the R
nublle of the United States, at the
order of the Pope, will refuse to ray
their school tax. and will send bullets
to the breasts of the Kovernment
a rents rather than rav It. It will
come onlckly at the click of a trlirtrer,
and will be obeyed, of course, aa com
In from Almighty Ood. Mar. Capel.
"Wo bate Proteatantlam: we detest
It with onr whole heart and soul."
Catholic Visitor.
"No man baa a rleht to choose his
rellelon." Arcrtbltthor rTvts In
Freeman's Journal, Jan. 29. 1R52.
"If Catholics ever araln sufficient nu
merical malorltr In this country, re
Ilsrloiiaj freednrp d " Cath
olic Shppherd of the Vallev, Nov. l
18K1.
"Protestantism, of every form, has
not. and never can have anv rlfht
where Cathollcltv Is triumphant." T)r.
O. A. Tlrownson's Catholic Review,
June. ISM.
"We have taken this principle for a
hasls: That the Catholic rellrlon with
all Its rlehts. omrht to be exclusively
dominant. In such sort, that every
other worship shall he banished and
Interdicted." Plna IX. In his allocu
tion to a Consistory of Cardinals.
Rpntornher, IRRt.
"Protestantism why, w should
draw and auarter It. and hansr up the
wow's rnpat. We would tear It with
nlncers and Are It with hot Irons! Fill
It with molten leaa and sink It In hell
fire one hundred fathoms deep.'
Father Phelan, Editor Western Watch
man. "Rellstlons llbertv Is merely endur
ed until the opposite side can be car
ried Into effect, without peril to the
Catholic Church." Bishop O'Con
nor. The Roman Catholic is to wield his
vote for the purpose of secnrlns: Cath
olic ascendency In this country."
Father Hecker, In the Catholic World,
Julv. 1870.
"Undoubtedly tt Is the Intention of
the Pope to possess this country. In
this Intention he Is aided bv the Jes
uits and Catholic prelates and priests."
Brownson's Catholic Review, July,
18M.
When a Catholic candidate ia on a
ticket and his opponent Is a non
Catholle. let the Catholic candidate
have the vote, no matter what he rep
resents." Catholic Review, July. 1894.
"In case of conflicting laws between
the two powers, the laws of the
church must prevail over the state."
Plus IX. Syllabus 1864.
"We hold tbe stare to be only an
Inferior court, receiving? Its authority
from the church and liable to have Its
decrees reversed upon appeal."
Brownson's Essays, p. 282.
"We do not accept this government
or hold tt to be any government at all,
or as capahle of performing any of tha
proper functions of government If
the American government Is to be sus
tained and preserved at all. It must
I be by the rejection of the principles
of the Reformation (that Is. the gov
ernment by the people), and the ac
ceptance of the Catholic nrincinle,
which la the government of the pone."
Catholic World. September, 1871.
"I acknowledge no civil powers
Cardinal Manning, speaktng In the
. name of the Pope. S. R. S.. 187S.
j "The Pope, aa the head and month
! piece of the Catholic Church, admln
1 latere Its discipline and Issues orders
j to which every Catholic nnder pain
; of sin roust yield obedle ."Cath
olic World, of August. 1868.
"In 1900 Rome will take this coun
try and keep It" Priest Hecker.
"The will of the Pope Is the supreme
law of all lands." ArchbIshop Ireland.
We have plenty of the issue of Jan
uary 28, containing the exposure of
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