“HYPNOTISM — WHAT IS IT?”
Is attracting universal attention. That is as it should be, for the tract deserves universal circulation. A copy of it should be placed in the hands of every one capable of reasoning or thinking. Few persons know what hypnotism really is, but this tract tells what it is, and whence it came. The author conclusively proves from the Scriptures that hypnotism is a delusion of the enemy of all righteousness. Read What Others Have to Say Concerning “HYPNOTISM—WHAT IS IT?”
“Hypnotism—What Is It?” the most informing discussion of this subject that has come to our knowledge is a booklet of forty-eight pages, by Augustine J. Bourdeau, No. 28, Words of Truth Series, published by the Review and Herald Pub. Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Single copy, 3 cents. For this pittance one may easily become informed on the subject.—Christian Herald (Detroit). The tract, “Hypnotism—What Is It?” will tell you what it is. It has forty-eight pages, and costs three cents a copy. It is of a size to go easily into a common envelope. It ought to be spread all over this whole land. ELDER A. T. JONES,
Editor Review and Herald. An excellent and timely brief treatise, in very neat pamphlet form, on Hypnotism, issues from the press of the Review and Herald Pub. Co., Battle Creek, Mich. The writer of the treatise evinces very thorough insight into this modern and widely prevailing form of diabolism, and exposes it unsparingly. The wide circulation of this timely treatise would be of much avail in helping to stay the plague of the monstrous iniquity that is exposed in its pages.—Church Herald (Ft. Scott, Kan). Tract Society; of the Review and Herald Pub. Co., Battle Creek, Mich.; or of the Pacific Press Pub. Co., Oakland, Cal.