SOME OF THE RESULTS by Editor

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Nov 16, 1888

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 14, No. 44.

SOME OF THE RESULTS.

By Editor

As our friends are aware, the American Sentinel has had a large circulation during the past two months. Besides the regular edition thousands of sample copies have been circulated. These have gone into every State and Territory in the Union.

A physician in St. Joseph, Mo., upon receipt of his first copy, writes: "Inclosed please find 20 cents, for which send me package No. 1, 'Views on National Reform.' I am opposed to any union of Church and State. Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty."

A commercial agent in Chicago writes: "Inclosed find currency, for which send me Vol. 1 of the Sentinel, and ten copies of the paper for distribution."

A hardware merchant at Indianapolis, Ind., under date of November 2, writes: "Your October number of the American Sentinel was left in my store and my attention called to the same. I am pleased with the doctrines you preach. Inclosed find postal note for $2.50, for which please send vols. 1 and 2 of the American Sentinel, bound separately in paper covers, and volume three of the paper to date, and the balance in October numbers for distribution among friends and foes."

A gentleman in Woodland, Cal., writes: "I am much pleased with the American Sentinel. It is brim full of transcendent facts for these times. Hundreds of thousands—yes, I would say it—should be scattered like the autumn leaves from ocean to ocean, especially to men of influence, such as lawyers, judges, government officials, etc. Send me 200 copies and I will send you the money for same."

The above are simply samples of letters that are being received at this office.