Untitled article by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 19, 1894

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

SIGNS NO. 18.

By Editor

THE issue of this paper of two weeks ago has met with a hearty response. The first extra five thousand were taken almost immediately by individuals west of the Rocky Mountains. The last week has brought orders for thousands more, and an extra edition has been printed. Its circulation should be by the tens of thousands. The date of the paper is March 5, No. 18. It contains the following:—

1. An article in paragraphs on what the true gospel is and wherein lies its power.

2. An article on "The Real Question" for Protestants to decide, which they must decide, showing how they are departing from their own creeds.

3. "The Character and Aims of the Papacy," by Mrs. E. G. White. It is a solemn warning to Protestants.

4. "Protestantism True and False," by Elder A. F. Ballenger. This article shows what the Protestantism of the Reformation was, the Protestantism of to-day, testimony of Protestants past and present, and where the great professed Protestant churches now stand according to their own testimony. It is a strong document.

5. "The Province of Civil Government," by Elder W. A. Colcord, showing the object and the sphere of civil government.

6. "What Is Protestantism?" by Elder A. T. Jones. A short article, but clear, conclusive, powerful.

7. Our serial article, "Review of Religious Legislation," by Percy T. Magan, discusses the foundation principles of Rome.

8. An article in our Mission Fields department shows how Protestants are "Condoning Heathenism in Foreign Lands." Poems from Whittier and Lowell are given which seem inspired for the great struggle upon us.

The importance of the truth contained in this paper cannot be overestimated. Its price is only at the rate of $1.50 per 100. Address SIGNS OF THE TIMES, 12th and Castro Streets, Oakland, Cal.