Fifty-four objections to tobacco : with prefatory remarks / by Thomas Hodgkin.

  • Thomas Hodgkin
Date:
1862
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Credit: Fifty-four objections to tobacco : with prefatory remarks / by Thomas Hodgkin. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    No. II.—SMOKE NOT. Id. To Smokers, Medical, and Non-Medical. A Sermon, by the Smoker’s Friend, delivered in Ewing Place Chapel, Glasgow. No. 12.-—SMOKE NOT. A Speech delivered at a Meeting of the British Anti- Tobacco Society in Edinburgh, by Professor Miller. No. 13.—SMOKE NOT. My Doctor ordered me to Smoke. By John Higginbottom, Esq., F.R.S., F.R.C.S. No. 14.—SMOKE NOT. An Appeal to the Prince of Wales, on the pernicious effects of his cigar and pipe, copied from the ‘ American Anti-Tobacco Journal.’ No. 15.—SMOKE NOT. Street Smoking a Public Nuisance. By a Lady. One Halfpenny each. SUNDAY MORNING CHAT WITH SMOKERS, &c. F. PITMAN, Paternoster Row, and all Booksellers. N.B.—As the manifold evils arising from Tobacco, which are enumerated in the Fifty-Four Objections to it, apply to a very large portion of all classes of the community of all ages, and will also by consequence affect their future posterity, the British Anti-Tobacco Society desires to extend its labours for the suppression of Smoking in particular, to every county of the United Kingdom. The honour of God and the interests of millions of mankind being involved in this question, all who bid us God speed are earnestly requested to accompany their good wishes, and prayers with their Contributions. Donations and Subscriptions may be paid to Messrs. Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, & Co., the Bankers of the Society, or to the Secretary, Mr. Thomas Reynolds, 10 Camden Square, London, N.W., to whom all communications relating to the Society must be addressed. I i
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