THEY LIKE THE "SENTINEL."
By Editor
THE following is a sample of the many encouraging letters received from time to time by the editors and publishers of the American Sentinel:— "SOUTH ROYALTON, Vt., August 7, 1888. "Editors American Sentinel: Last year my wife and I subscribed for the Sentinel, and its monthly visits have been so pleasant and profitable that we are not willing that our subscription should expire. Inclosed find money for renewal. "By profession I am a clergyman: I have made Romanism a special study, and I think that I understand something about the National Reform movement. Its success would be in the interest of Romanism in this country. It seems to me that Protestants are asleep. "Romanism has gained an important victory in Germany, but a greater battle is to be fought in this country, and a greater victory awaits the minions of Rome here unless the friends of religious liberty awake soon to the danger. But what can we hope for when men like Doctor Field are gravitating so rapidly Romeward? In the name of the right, I bid you Godspeed."