"RELIGIOUS LIBERTY LIBRARY."
By Editor
No. 12, "The Columbian Year, and the Meaning of the Four Centuries." This tract is an address by Alonzo T. Jones on Columbus' day, 1893. It is revised to date. It is all that its name implies. It shows the grandest triumph of liberty in the history of nations, as well as the most shameful fall. 44 pages; price, 5½ cents. No. 14 is entitled "Christ and the Sabbath," by Professor Prescott. This is in substance the sermons preached on the Oakland camp ground, and published in the SIGNS. 40 pages; price, 5 cents. The above are important numbers, and should have an enormous circulation. The two will be sent postpaid to any address for ten cents. Address Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal. "Views of National Reform," a 150-page pamphlet; price, 15 cents. It is a series of articles from different authors, treating upon the various phases of the National Reform movement—just what should be read and circulated at the present time. "Civil Government and Religion, or Christianity and the American Constitution." A pamphlet of 175 large pages; price, 25 cents. Address Pacific Press Pub. Co., Oakland, Cal.