The Marshaling of the Nations
In its issue on Sunday, July 29, the San Francisco Examiner, one of the two leading papers of the Pacific Coast, printed a double-page illustration and written notice of the “Marshaling of the Nations.” The space occupied and the illustration, if they had to be paid for, would no doubt have cost nearly a thousand dollars. This will convey an idea of the importance of that little pamphlet, as viewed by this great newspaper; and yet that is not an overestimate of its importance. But when it is counted of such importance that that great newspaper would take the time to read it, to write it up, to illustrate it, to print, word for word, its special points in such great space, and bring it thus to the attention of its thousands upon thousands of readers, then is it not of sufficient importance for you to read it, and for you to bring to the attention of the persons whom you shall meet? Will you let the world get ahead of you in believing and spreading this very present truth? It sells easily—almost at sight. Price, only 10 cents. Address Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal., or Review and Herald.