To Tract and Missionary Workers.
By Editor
WITH the December issue of the Sentinel many thousand subscriptions expire and we desire the hearty co-operation of the Tract Societies, colporters, and canvassers in securing the renewal of these subscriptions. Terms: single copy, per year, post-paid, 50 cents; or with "Marvel of Nations," to either old or new subscribers, one year, $1.25. Write to the Secretary of your Tract Society or to the State Agent for American Sentinel circulars, terms to agents, etc. In order to increase the circulation of the Sentinel, the Publishers make the following liberal offer for 1887, when taken in clubs:— 5 to 9 copies, 1 year, each 40c.; 6 months, 20c.; 3 months, 15c.
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All papers in a club should go to one name and address. The work is important. The end is fast approaching, and to us is committed the work of warning the world. The more actively we work, the sooner will the end come; but if we fail to work, that will not greatly delay the work, for others will fill our places, and the loss will be ours. We do not ask you to do less for any other paper than you are doing; nothing would please us more than to hear that you are doubling your efforts for our other periodicals. But we do ask you to assist in giving the Sentinel the widest possible circulation, convinced that in so doing you will be sharing a part in the loud cry of the Third Angel's Message. Do not think that "the time is not come," and that by and by we will throw ourselves and our means into this work. Now is the time to press the work. Let us take hold for strong, united action, and soon the victory will be gained. Hoping that our work upon the paper may meet with your approval in the future even more than in the past, and that both our and your efforts may meet the approval of God, we remain, Yours for the truth, PUBLISHERS AMERICAN SENTINEL.
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