THE WORLD'S HARVEST NUMBER
By Editor
CONTINUES to get more interesting every day. The drawing for the front cover is pronounced by all handsome and striking. New illustrations are arriving and new beauties unfold. Under the hand of the printer the pages take shape and the display is striking. A page proof is laid before us for inspection. The matter is absorbing and is read with avidity; but, ere the end of the article is reached, the page is finished; and, not having that which follows, we are left with a feeling akin to that experienced when reading a very interesting story, and it suddenly breaks off with the note, "Continued in our next." Orders for the special have been arriving for some time. One State tract society orders a quantity and directs us to send a copy to each editor in their State. A blind man wants a thousand. A little girl only nine years old, who sold two hundred of our Independence number, will also sell the World's Harvest number. And so it goes, and so it will go. Order early, as orders will be listed as received and filled as listed. PUBLISHERS.