ONE of the most important publications for general distribution at the present time is “Heralds of the Morning.” This work is a treatise on the meaning of the social and political problems of the present time and the significance of the great phenomena in nature, portraying the marvelous record of the nineteenth century,—the wonderful advance in the sciences and arts, the development of national resources, the prevalence of crime, the perfection of death-dealing instruments of war, the suppressed anger of nations, the disturbed condition of the nations,—and citing scriptures that declare these to be signs of the coming of the King of kings. The object of the book is to set forth the prophetic signs, with their present, partial fulfilment in the appalling loss of life by murder, suicide, political and social troubles, dissatisfaction between the rich and poor, strikes and fires, wars and rumors of wars, as the great signs of the end of all earthly kingdoms, and the setting up of the everlasting kingdom. The book has just been revised, and greatly improved in contents, illustrations, and new cover design. Bound in durable cloth, with marbled edges; price, $1.50. Regular discounts to agents.