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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Nov 27, 1893

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 4.

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This Issue.—Our paper is a little heavy this time, with articles a little longer than usual; but we trust that it will not be less thoroughly read. Some of the articles are of paramount importance. We mention the following as worthy of careful perusal, and full of information: "I Am the True Shepherd" is full of spiritual meat. Professor Magan's article in this number reviews the part which the judiciary has had to act in Sunday legislation in this century, and establishes the fact that all Sunday laws are religious in purpose and spirit. "The Wisdom Religion" will give us a just idea of the principles of Theosophy and its utter inconsistency and worthlessness as a means of salvation. Read the extract from Archbishop Ryan's speech on "Teaching Religion in Public Schools." The matter is well and forcibly put. Our Home and Health department is nearly filled with excellent original matter. We hope that parents have interested their children in "The Unexpected Prize." In our Work and Workers department we have an interesting sketch from the pen of Brother Chapman. Well, read all the paper; circulate it among your friends and neighbors.