WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW?
By Editor
Would you like to know what archæological discoveries have done in the last twenty-five years in confirming the truth of Scripture?—Read the article by Dr. A. H. Sayce, the leading scholar in the world in that line, in the quarter-centennial issue of this paper, dated Jan. 5, 1899. Would you know of the progress made in the astronomical world for twenty-five years?—Read the article in the same issue by Prof. Charles Burckhalter, astronomer-in-chief in Chabot Observatory, and Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society for merit, one of the leading experts in sidereal photography. Would you know what the last quarter century has produced in striking inventions? What twenty-five years has seen in the development of Church-and-State union in this land of the free? What marked progress has been made in war preparations? What great strides the money power has made? What changes have taken place in European history? What progress has been made in medical science? What medical missions are doing? What God is doing and longs to do in the world, and the open doors for His ambassadors? These and many other things are told in the quarter-centennial issue of THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES for Jan. 5, 1899. The paper itself will be a sample of what science and art are doing in the printing business. Would not your neighbors like to know these things? Would you not like your neighbor to know them? Then will you not do all you can to help us to circulate this issue? It will be worth ten ordinary numbers in matter and illustration. It will contain more matter than many a book that is sold for $1.00. But its cost is only ten cents. When five are ordered with accompanying cash, five cents each. See notice elsewhere on this page.