A Rare Pamphlet by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jul 22, 1908

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 34, No. 30.

A Rare Pamphlet.

By Editor

Only a few copies left. Defends American Protestant principles. Inside history of Rome's Modern Literary Inquisition. Tells in detail of Catholic boycott of the book "Castilian Days," written by John Hay, late U. S. Secretary of State. Also concerning its exclusion from numerous public libraries. What Mr. Hay said concerning the influence of the confessional, a corrupt priesthood, and of Catholicism in general, upon Spanish society,—his impressions while connected with the U. S. legation at Madrid.

In its issue of May 16, 1908, the Citizen, of Boston, prints the following unsolicited commendation on its front page:

"Attractive and very lively. Contains a biographical sketch of the late Secretary John Hay. This sketch alone is worth the price of the — for one year (50c). There are other good articles in the number."

Other articles: "Rome's Plans to Capture Protestant England" (Cardinal Manning's own words); "How the Pope Can of Wrong Make Right" (Catholic quotations); "Rome's Promise to America;" etc.

Just the thing for Protestant ministers and Bible workers to show the fulfilment of Bible predictions concerning the imminent supremacy of the Papacy in these last days. A San Francisco clergyman sells them regularly after his evening lectures on "The Papacy in Prophecy," and an Oakland minister sold over 100 copies after a forenoon's discourse.

Mailed, postage prepaid, as follows: one copy, 6 cents; 2 copies, 12 cents; 5 copies, 25 cents; 12 copies, 50 cents; 25 copies, $1.00; 50 copies, $1.75; 100 copies, $3.25. Address all orders to

CALIFORNIA BIBLE HOUSE

Mountain View California