LAST WEEK'S PAPER by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 12, 1894

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 19.

LAST WEEK'S PAPER.

By Editor

THOSE who have read the SIGNS OF THE TIMES of March 5 need not to be told of its special value, or of the importance of giving it a wide circulation. The subjects of true Protestantism and of the apostate condition of professed Protestantism are quite fully discussed in a variety of articles by different writers, and a flood of light is thrown upon the present religious situation. The same amount of interesting and instructive matter on these live topics of the hour cannot be had anywhere else for the same money, or in a form more appropriate for circulation. The public mind of to-day instinctively turns to the late papers for reading matter; that which is published in a paper of a comparatively late date will be read many times where the same matter in any other form would be thrown aside. Our brethren should bear this fact in mind. Extra copies of the SIGNS of March 5 can be had at the low rate of $1.50 per hundred. We trust that this offer will meet a hearty response in orders, while the papers are fresh. The matter in this one issue on the various phases of Protestantism would cost four or five cents in tract form; yet all this, besides other valuable matter, goes for one cent and a half. Let it go to the four winds. Let the world know of the "times and seasons."

"CHRIST AND THE PHARISEES; OR CHRIST'S FAITHFULNESS IN SABBATH KEEPING," is the title of No. 18 of the Religious Liberty Library. It is a reprint of a sermon on that subject delivered by Elder A. T. Jones at the Michigan State camp meeting last year, and afterward printed in the Home Missionary. It draws a striking parallel between the days of Jesus Christ and these days, and shows just how faithful Sabbath keeping, according to God's word, will be denounced as Sabbath breaking. It is worthy of a wide circulation. Price, 5 cents. Address any of our tract societies or the International Religious Liberty Association, 271 West Main Street, Battle Creek, Mich.