THAT SPECIAL SENTINEL by Editor

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Aug 19, 1889

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 15, No. 32.

THAT SPECIAL SENTINEL.

By Editor

BEARS date of August 7, 1889—Second Edition, and contains the "Georgia Sunday Law," "Best Sunday Observance," "Sunday Law Movement and the Gospel," "A misleading Petition—Which one is it?" "Christianity Means Honesty," "Are Sunday Laws for the Good of Society?" "To Whom is the Sabbath Due?" "Cardinal Gibbons Spoke only for Himself." "That Counter-Petition Again," Hon. Thomas McDougall's Speech at the Ohio Interdenominational Sabbath Convention, etc.

This is an excellent number of the American Sentinel. It should be circulated everywhere, especially among professional and business men. Price $1.50 per hundred, or $10 per thousand copies, pre-paid by mail or express. Now is the time to order. Address American Sentinel, 1059 Castro Street, Oakland, Cal.