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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Apr 9, 1894

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 23.

"SIGNS OF THE TIMES," NO. 18.

By Editor

THIS number of the SIGNS is meeting, as it deserves, with a wide circulation. After printing two editions, and having them both exhausted, we ordered a third, but, through some misunderstanding, the matrices had been destroyed, and the first set of plates were worn out. But we could not disappoint our subscribers, and so have done as follows:—

1. We have carefully revised the first nine pages, correcting some errors of minor importance, which escaped our contributors in the preparation of copy, and which we overlooked.

2. We have added seven pages of later, fresher matter, and have dated the paper April 9. This makes this number better than before. The first nine pages are revised, and the last pages are brought up to date. The quotations in the article of Elder Ballenger may not agree with the works from which they are quoted, possessed by some of our readers; this will be found especially true of the quotations from the "History of the Reformation." The reason of this is that they are quoted from a different translation. The different translations will be found the same in substance, although sometimes paragraphed differently. These works quoted from may be obtained at a reduced rate by addressing the Religious Liberty Association, Room 7, 185 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. These differences, however, in no way affect the value of this article, or the value of SIGNS No. 18. Let it be circulated as widely as possible. It is printed without profit. The price is $1.50 per hundred. Order by number. Address, SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Twelfth and Castro Streets, Oakland, Cal.