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Vol. 4, No. 30.

The American Sentinel

Vol. 4, No. 30.

August 21, 1889

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39
Pages
8
Illustrations
3

In this edition

  1. Where does the Civil Sabbath Come In?A. T. J.19 paragraphs
  2. Rights in WashingtonEditor13 paragraphs
  3. Reasons (?) for the Religious AmendmentC. P. BOLLMAN12 paragraphs
  4. National Reform and Human Rights1 paragraphs
  5. Compelled to Work on Sunday?E. Hilliard17 paragraphs
  6. ReplyN. J. BOWERS16 paragraphs
  7. The Protestant Right of Private Judgment1 paragraphs
  8. “Nehemiah the Tirshatha.”—No. 2.N. R. JOHNSTON10 paragraphs
  9. The Evils of Enforced IdlenessA. T. J.11 paragraphs
  10. What They Want It ForAlonzo T. Jones8 paragraphs
  11. The Press and the Sunday-Rest BillEditor10 paragraphs
  12. Neither Christian nor InfidelA. Delos Westcott8 paragraphs
  13. A “Theological Trust.”J. W. Scoles7 paragraphs
  14. THE WHITE IS KING!8 paragraphs
  15. The Teachers’ Outlook5 paragraphs
  16. Civil Government and ReligionA. T. Jones8 paragraphs
  17. BURTON'S IMPROVED DRENCHING BIT2 paragraphs
  18. Elegant German Silver Key CheckCarlos H. Howe1 paragraphs
  19. Artistic Dress Reform,1 paragraphs
  20. West Shore Railroad5 paragraphs
  21. A POOR FOUNTAIN PEN8 paragraphs
  22. Views of National Reform3 paragraphs
  23. PACIFIC Business College4 paragraphs
  24. Moral and Scientific Companion1 paragraphs
  25. — SOME—10 paragraphs
  26. Smiths' Diagram6 paragraphs
  27. SOCIAL PURITYJ. H. Kellogg; Mrs. E. E. Kellogg1 paragraphs
  28. SAFETY PENCIL POCKET8 paragraphs
  29. WEBSTER9 paragraphs
  30. NOW READY!13 paragraphs
  31. TEN LECTURESJohn Harvey Kellogg10 paragraphs
  32. More EvidencesEditor12 paragraphs
  33. The National Reform System3 paragraphs
  34. National Sunday Law Petition Defeated1 paragraphs
  35. Dr. Crafts in San Francisco and Oakland1 paragraphs
  36. The Principle of Prohibition3 paragraphs
  37. The Continental Sabbath and Sunday Laws3 paragraphs
  38. A Minister Opposes Church and State4 paragraphs
  39. The Influence of American Liberty1 paragraphs