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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 29, 1906

Special Issue of the Watchman

By Editor

THE many distinct lines of prophecy outlining the chief events of this earth's history and the conditions existing in the world in the very last days clearly indicate that the time has come when “the heavens” and “the earth” have waxed “old like a garment” and “shall be changed.”

Some persons do not sense the terrific reality of this scene; others have not had their attention called to its magnificent, holy grandeur; people do not consider their eternal destinies soon to be forever settled; the nature and nearness of the event are not appreciated by many; these things, also the love of the Father to his children and the glorious tranquillity of the home of the saved, must be told far and near with trumpet voice!

In the special “End of the World” Watchman these matters are presented in an interesting and attractive way. Any mind susceptible of impression will surely see the clear, strong evidence showing that we have now reached the time of the last generation.

The “special” will consist of twenty beautifully illustrated pages printed in colors on a fine quality of paper. The numerous pointed articles have been written by competent Bible students, and deal with living, every-day issues. You will be pleased with it. Will you help place it in the hands of 250,000 other people?

This issue is now ready to mail. It will not, however, be sent out on regular subscriptions until Christmas week, so send in your order at once. If you would like to see sample pages before ordering, ask for them by return mail.

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