"The Altar Fires of Liberty"
By Editor
Introducing the theme of the Signs Monthly for July — Liberty — Civil and Religious. A timely and well-illustrated presentation of truths for this time. The world saw the bright flame of LIBERTY leap from the white-hot crucibles of time and experience, and the dull, leaden skies of dark and medieval days were lightened with the glory of the flame. Valley Forge, Bunker Hill, and Yorktown, the minutemen at Lexington, the pouring out of the virgin continent's best blood and richest treasure, were the price paid to secure the recognition of the principle that "ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL." But was the price any too great? "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" was both the goal and the victory.—The Altar Fires of Liberty. "Maximilian's Unfortunate Career," by J. O. Corliss, presents some historical truths not any too well known. "Protestantism"—beginning a new series by Elder George A. Snyder, on this live subject. "Rolled Together as a Scroll," by a "Christian Astronomer," combining information on astronomy with the truth of God's Word, in a setting that will interest and instruct all readers. "The Significance and Remedy of Tooth Decay," by Dr. D. H. Kress, superintendent of the Washington, D. C., Sanitarium. Concluding the Life of John Huss in Mrs. E. G. White's most helpful series of articles on the lives of the great reformers. In Current Topics we have, among other items, a graphically illustrated article on the Naval Bill, and what it means to this country; also an excellent statement of the situation in England. From the pen of Elder Wm. Covert, "Shall Shine as the Stars," showing forth the final reward of those who dedicate their lives to the winning of souls. And other articles equally timely and beneficial. This issue is now ready for mailing. Order to-day. 10c a copy, $1.00 a year. Order through your tract society (if address is known) or Signs of the Times, Mountain View, Cal.