The "Watchman," the Present-Truth Evangelizer
By Editor
THE October number of the Watchman will be a splendid City number. The cover page will represent a beautiful night scene in New York City. The editor will write on "The Peril of the Cities." This article should be read by every one, and widely circulated. It will indicate how the iniquity abounding in the cities has tempted the judgments of God. An interesting report of the National Reform Convention will be given. The propaganda of this movement is gaining ground, and we as children of the truth should be earnest in our efforts to offset the influence of this movement. Elder I. H. Evans will furnish a well-illustrated article on "Confucius and Confucianism." Elder Evans is in charge of the Asiatic Division, and we believe the Lord has a message to give in this article. Prof. B. G. Wilkinson will write on "The Position of the Law in the Christian Dispensation." Many honest in heart have a misconception of the law and the position it should properly occupy. This article will give a clear exposition of the subject. G. H. Heald, M. D., has contributed an interesting article entitled "Plague a Menace to the United States." In view of the present possibility of this country's being invaded by a scourge, we believe this article should be widely read. Truly our magazines are doing a noble work. One good brother some time since forwarded $25 to the Watchman, with the request that fifty names be placed upon our list for six months, and the names were carefully selected. The following letter, which was written by a woman not of our faith, is a result of this brother's interest in presenting the message to others:— "The Watchman still comes to me as a welcome visitor. I think it is fine, and we all like it. Your publishing house is indeed sending out good literature, and I pray that the blessed message may be sent to the uttermost parts of the earth, and accomplish wonderful results. Since beginning this letter, I have received another valuable copy of the Watchman. I have not finished reading it, but from what I have read of it, I believe it is the best issue yet published. I certainly wish your publishing house unbounded success in the distribution of such splendid literature. As I see from the wrapper that the subscription is about to expire, please write and tell me what I shall send for a year's subscription, and I will remit." With the Spirit of God working on the honest in heart through our Spirit-filled magazines, do not more want to have a part in this work by sending us a subscription for a friend? Rates in quantities: Five to forty copies, 5 cents each; fifty or more copies, 4 cents each. Yearly subscription price, $1. Order through your local tract society.