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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Aug 8, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 32.

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OMENS

Omens of the end of all things are on every side. The fact that these omens are usually styled "current events" does not lessen their significance. They are signs of our times just the same.
One of these "omens" which is now engaging the attention of the civilized world is the Chinese question.
That its portent might be more generally understood, we have just issued a pamphlet entitled

Marshaling of the Nations

This pamphlet treats upon the prophecies relating to this event and contains a series of original maps, one of which shows the partitioning of the whole world among the five great powers of to-day. This map is quite an expensive one, and yet the whole pamphlet sells for only TEN CENTS.
Send in your orders early. 10,000 have already been sold.
Another omen is the rapid increase of the military spirit which is so noticeable everywhere. This is admirably treated by A. O. TAIT in his illustrated tract

Alarm of War

of which more than 150,000 copies have been sold. Its price is 2 cents each.
In this connection we might mention

Arming of the Nations

This is also a paper-covered booklet, finely printed on enameled paper and fully illustrated. Its price is 10 cents each or $5.00 per 100.
There is still another omen which is no less remarkable, and that is the intense activity in the field of invention. To realize this we only have to look back a few years and compare its machinery with that of to-day. These comparisons, together with illustrations, are found in

Wonders of the 19th Century

a 32-page tract by the Assistant Editor of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES. This treatise will be eagerly read even by those who are not interested in the scriptural argument, which, however, is clear and convincing. Price, 2 cents each.
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