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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 26, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 30.

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Liberty and Life and Health

By Editor

We call special attention to the notices of Liberty No. 2 and the August number of Life and Health given on the second page of this issue. This number of Liberty contains matter that will effectually set aside the present conception of the importance of enacting and enforcing Sunday laws as a remedy for the apparent lack of spirituality among the laboring classes, and it will convince every reasonable person against the claim that Sunday laws are essential to good government. It is in every respect an excellent number, and it is well adapted to present conditions. Life and Health is fulfilling its mission very acceptably, and is accomplishing much good for both its agents and readers. One fourteen-year-old girl ordered two thousand two hundred copies of the July number, on which she realized, at the regular agents’ rate, fifty-five dollars for her services. This is a good salary for a fourteen-year-old girl, and, besides, the two thousand two hundred copies circulated represented a value in future results that can be estimated only upon the divine conception of human life.