A “Sunday” Number of the Sentinel of Christian Liberty.
By Editor
Such might the January Sentinel of Christian Liberty be called, for nearly the whole of it is devoted to a consideration of the vital phases of the question of Sunday enforcement. Owing to the present agitation in New York City, a great deal is being said just now with regard to Sunday legislation, and the minds of the people everywhere throughout the country are turning to the subject. The Sunday movement is a growing movement, a deep movement, and now is the opportune time to place the Sentinel in the hands of the people. The January Sentinel will be larger than usual, seventy-two pages being filled with this and other matter of serious import. There will also be two very suggestive illustrations. People are led into supporting this movement because they have not a knowledge of its nature. Who will help to give them the right kind of education, by placing proper reading-matter in their hands? How many copies of the January Sentinel can you use? It is neat, attractive, and should have a circulation of 100,000 copies. Special price on this number, $5 a hundred. Address the Sentinel of Christian Liberty, 11 W. Twentieth St., New York City.