In this edition
- 1ONE of the most significant signs of the times is the reception accorded in all lands,—not excepting even our own,—to representatives of the Roman Catholic Church. The Catholic Universe of Dec. 7, 1894, has this editorial note illustrative of the foregoing remark:—3 paragraphs
- 2An American Citizen Defends His Faith and His Rights.[^1]27 paragraphs
- 3The Papacy in Europe.11 paragraphs
- 4What National Reform Really Is.15 paragraphs
- 5Papal Policy.6 paragraphs
- 6Dr. Mullally Opposes the Endorsement of Dr. Parkhurst’s Methods.6 paragraphs
- 7Rome Condemns Free Inquiry.5 paragraphs
- 8Wrangling.10 paragraphs
- 9Dr. Parkhurst and the Sabbath.E. E. FRANKE7 paragraphs
- 10Religious Liberty.GEO. E. FIFIELD7 paragraphs
- 11Alexander Campbell on Protecting Religious Rites From Contempt.9 paragraphs
- 12Rum and Romanism.4 paragraphs
- 13Noble Sentiments.John Wesley2 paragraphs
- 14Notes from a Sunday Law Convention.K. C. RUSSELL.9 paragraphs
- 15Seventh-day Adventists.11 paragraphs
- 16BOOKS FOR THE CHILDREN.8 paragraphs
- 17CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT?image5 paragraphs
- 18A DICTIONARY of the BIBLE:Wm. Smith, LL.D.; F. N. Peloubet; M. A. Peloubet14 paragraphs
- 19STEPS : TO : CHRIST,6 paragraphs
- 20HIS GLORIOUS APPEARING.7 paragraphs
- 21IS THE PAPACY IN PROPHECY?Rev. Thomas W. Haskins9 paragraphs
- 22The Story of Pitcairn IslandRosalind Amelia Young12 paragraphs
- 23The Good Shepherd:image13 paragraphs
- 24“I AM SURPRISED,”image19 paragraphs
- 25Of the recent appearance of a Catholic priest before the students of the Union Theological Seminary, the Catholic Times says:—3 paragraphs
- 26If so-called Protestants do not realize how rapidly they are drifting Romeward, Roman Catholics are not ignorant of the downward trend, and they are rejoicing over it. The Western Watchman thus notes with immense satisfaction the progress Romeward of the Methodist Church:3 paragraphs
- 27READ the defense of W. T. Gibson on the first page, and then order extra copies and distribute them among your friends. Extra copies can be secured at the rate of one dollar per hundred.1 paragraphs
- 28THE SENTINEL publishes this week its first original illustration. If our readers believe the cause of truth can be better served by an occasional judicious use of illustrations, let them manifest their belief by ordering extra copies of this number for missionary purposes.Editor1 paragraphs
- 29SUBSCRIBE for the SENTINEL, if you are not a subscriber. If you are a regular subscriber, after reading this issue, do you not think of some one to whom you could afford to order the paper sent for six months or a year, who ought to read it, and will read it to their profit?Editor1 paragraphs
- 30THE Catholic Times boasts that in Roman Catholic Belgium, “Sunday merchandise trains have been suppressed, and more than half of the Sunday postal deliveries have been abolished.” Rome is not slow to honor her own. As a “Christian” institution, Sunday belongs solely to Rome and it is not strange that she exalts it.1 paragraphs
- 31A FEW copies of Volume 9 of the AMERICAN SENTINEL bound and accurately indexed, are now offered for sale. Manilla paper cover, $1.50; cloth, leather back and corners, $2.50. Order immediately, as only a limited number will be sold, and the orders will be filled, as long as the supply holds out, according to the date of receiving them.1 paragraphs
- 32THE Pittsburg (Pa.) Catholic boasts that “it has been much remarked that the highest position in a country like Germany, which is far the greater part Protestant, is in the hands of a follower of Rome.” The same thing is true to an alarming extent in this country, especially in the large cities. Rome is dominating the governments of earth and using them in her interests.1 paragraphs
- 33REV. R. C. WYLIE, of the National Reform Association, writing to the Christian Statesman of Dec. 1, says:—4 paragraphs
- 34An Episcopal clergyman said recently in Jersey City:—2 paragraphs
- 35THE Western Watchman has this editorial note:—3 paragraphs
- 36THE thirty-first session of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will convene at Battle Creek, Mich., Feb. 15, and continue until March 4. The regular session will be preceded by an institute for Bible study, beginning Feb. 1, and closing Feb. 14.2 paragraphs
- 37Premium Offer.Editor3 paragraphs