A Mighty Campaign Document.
By Editor
IS the Temperance Number of the "Signs of the Times" just off the press. In its graphic illustrations; in the character and strength of its articles; in the personnel of the writers who have contributed to the paper; in the fact that the whole question is so broadly covered; in the array of testimonies to the worth of temperance and prohibition from presidents, judges, soldiers, governors, physicians, labor leaders; in its tremendous appeals to the reason and sober sense of the people; in other notable features,—we know of nothing among all the good things which are pouring out from the presses, that is more worthy of the most extensive circulation than this number. It should be used wherever the question is agitated, as a convincer, and wherever it is not, as an educator. More than thirty different articles, more than a dozen striking illustrations. The price is five cents a copy; 5 to 30 copies, three cents each; 40 or more copies, two and one half cents each. Address Pacific Press, Mountain View, California.