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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Dec 18, 1893

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 7.

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"RELIGIOUS LIBERTY LIBRARY," NO. 16.

THE title of this little 12-page tract is, "Our Answer: Why Do Seventh-day Adventists Suffer Imprisonment Rather Than Keep Sunday?" This question naturally grows out of the recent experiences of our brethren in the States of Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, and Maryland, and the question is answered in a forcible manner. It should be circulated everywhere. Address any of our State tract societies or publishing houses. Price, 1½ cents.
THE NATIONAL SUNDAY LAW.—A pamphlet of 190 pages; price, 25 cents. It is the argument of Alonzo T. Jones before the United States Senate Committee on Education and Labor, together with the text of the Blair Sunday Bill introduced in the U. S. Senate. Address orders to your State Tract Society secretary, or to Pacific Press Publishing Co., Oakland, Cal.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY PAMPHLETS.—"Religious Intolerance in the Republic," price two cents. "Due Process of Law and the Divine Right of Dissent," price 15 cents. "The Captivity of the Republic," by A. T. Jones, price 15 cents, or the three postpaid for 30 cents. Address, Pacific Press, Oakland Cal.