The Southern Watchman—Special Issue
“The Southern Watchman”—Special Issue.—The special signs of the times number of the Southern Watchman, of June 14 is just at hand. It is an excellent number. The two-color illustrations make it bright and attractive, and ought to help greatly in its sale. The prominent figure in the foreground on the illustrated cover is an ancient mail-clad watchman, looking out from his watchtower upon a world in strife and war. The principal articles are as follows: “I Will Come Again,” by James Edson White; “The Manner of Christ’s Coming,” by George I. Butler; “The Last Generation,” by S. N. Haskell; “The Day of Recompense for the Controversy of Zion,” by Mrs. E. G. White; “The Testimony of the Prophets,” and “Testimony of Eminent Authors,” by G. W. Amadon; “The Evangelization of the World a Sign of the End,” by W. A. Spicer; “Our Time and Its Meaning,” by A. G. Daniells; “A Warning Message,” “Present Truth,” “The Thousand Years,” by Geo. I. Butler; “The Second Coming of Christ the Hope of the Church,” “The Temple of God in Heaven,” “Can the Book of Revelation Be Understood?” by S. N. Haskell; “Disasters by Land and Sea,” “Capital and Labor,” “The Money Question,” by James Edson White. There are several other short articles. The price of this issue is only 5 cents. We are sure that such an amount of up-to-date information can be obtained nowhere else for five times the price of the paper. It is worthy of a great circulation, and ought to have it. Southern Publishing Association, 1025 Jefferson Street, Nashville, Tenn.