IN THE WORLD'S HARVEST NUMBER by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA · Oct 18, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 42.

IN THE WORLD'S HARVEST NUMBER

By Editor

Will appear an article from the pen of A. F. Ballenger,—"God's Divine Smelter,"—of which the following is a single paragraph, with accompanying illustration:—

"The heat of the furnace was like the sevenfold-heated furnace of Nebuchadnezzar. Through the great air-shaft there came a mighty, rushing wind, and it fanned the furnace flames into a fury. Tongues of fire darted through the great mass of limestone and coke and iron ore. Men were unloading into this fiery furnace a kind of rock in which they said were gold and silver. I picked up a glittering piece of ore, and thought I saw gold, but the guide said it was pyrites of iron. 'It is not all gold that glitters.'"