Hypnotism: What Is It?
By Editor
IN many papers and magazines the subject of Hypnotism is being discussed, and the public mind is well prepared for the reception of the valuable instruction on this subject contained in a booklet of 48 pages, entitled, “Hypnotism: What Is It?” by Augustin J. Bourdeau. Of the merits of this little work we will let others who have read it testify. The Christian Herald, of Detroit, says:— “The most informing discussion of this subject that has come to our knowledge is a booklet of 48 pages by Augustin J. Bourdeau, number 28 of the “Words of Truth” Series, published by the Review and Herald Publishing Company, Battle Creek, Mich. Single copy 3 cents. For this pittance one may easily become informed on this subject.” The Church Herald, of Fort Scott, Kans., in commending this tract, says:— “An excellent and timely brief treatise in very neat pamphlet form on Hypnotism, issues from the press of the Review and Herald Publishing Company, of Battle Creek, Mich. The writer of the treatise evinces a very thorough insight into this modern and widely prevailing form of diabolism, and exposes it unsparingly. A wide circulation of this timely treatise would be of much avail in helping to stay the plague of monstrous iniquities that is exposed in its pages.” Our local tract societies should be circulating this inexpensive, timely little booklet, while the people are interested, and while they are hunting for the light contained in its pages. Kept by all tract societies. Three cents single copy; liberal discounts on all large orders.