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International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, Cal. · Mar 4, 1889

THE SENTINEL LIBRARY.

By Editor

THE above is the title of a semi-monthly publication issued by the Pacific Press Publishing Co., and treating upon the various phases of the National Reform Movement, the Union of Church and State, and Civil and Religious Liberty. The Sentinel Library, will be regularly entered at the post-office as second-class matter, so that news agents can re-mail it at the regular pound rates. Each number will contain a telling treatise upon some branch or phase of the work. The Library will be uniform in size (page about 5x7½ inches), each number containing from 8 to 56 pages or more. Subscription price, 25 numbers, 75 cents per year, post-paid. Single numbers at the rate of one cent for each 8 pages, post-paid.

The first four numbers are now ready. No. 1, entitled "The National Reform Constitution," gives a view of our Constitution as it will appear when amended to conform to the views of National Reformers; 24 pages, price three cents, post-paid. No. 2, entitled "Religious Liberty," contains Senator Robert H. Crockett's famous speech before the Arkansas Legislature, 8 pages, price one cent, post-paid.

No. 3 is entitled, "The Evils of Religious Legislation," 8 pages, price one cent, post-paid. No. 4 contains "The Blair Sunday-Rest Bill," as noticed above, 56 pages, price seven cents, post-paid. No. 5 will contain "The Blair Educational Amendment Bill," with comments, showing the tendency which the passage of this bill will have toward the establishment of a national religion. Orders for single numbers, or subscriptions for the year, should be addressed to Pacific Press Publishing Co., 12th and Castro Streets, Oakland, Cal., or 43 Bond Street, New York City.