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Vol. 25, No. 5.

Signs of the Times

Vol. 25, No. 5.

February 1, 1899

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71
Pages
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Illustrations
18

In this edition

  1. EVERLASTING LOVEJohn Orr12 paragraphs
  2. HOW TO BECOME UGLYDr. Parker3 paragraphs
  3. WHOLE-HEARTED SERVICEEllen G. White15 paragraphs
  4. GRATITUDE AND PRAISEMrs. J. B. Goldsborough8 paragraphs
  5. REDEEMED FROM THE CURSEEllet Joseph Waggoner26 paragraphs
  6. Abram’s Altar and TentCharles Henry Mackintosh1 paragraphs
  7. Crime and BloodshedDr. Josiah Oldfield, M.A., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.1 paragraphs
  8. Can I Sleep?2 paragraphs
  9. THE DECALOGUEJ. W. Watt13 paragraphs
  10. TO-DAY—TO-MORROWA. G. Craig6 paragraphs
  11. GodsC. Meyers1 paragraphs
  12. Perseverance and GeniusJ. C. Fields1 paragraphs
  13. AGAIN IT IS WRITTENEditor6 paragraphs
  14. HE "WAS WITH THE WILD BEASTS."6 paragraphs
  15. THE ACCUSER12 paragraphs
  16. ASK, AND IT SHALL BE GIVEN YOU8 paragraphs
  17. Questions and AnswersEditor2 paragraphs
  18. 904. The Land and Her SabbathsGeorge E. Butler3 paragraphs
  19. 905. The Covenant of PromiseS. J. J.3 paragraphs
  20. 906. Why to the Gentiles?Editor3 paragraphs
  21. 907. The Beast and His MarkEditor3 paragraphs
  22. THE MIRACULOUS IN HEALINGW. N. G.12 paragraphs
  23. SOME COSTLY DOGSEditor9 paragraphs
  24. LEST WE FORGET6 paragraphs
  25. DECEIVING AND BEING DECEIVED2 paragraphs
  26. THE FIRE-WALKERS OF FIJIJ. E. Fulton12 paragraphs
  27. WEST INDIA FIELDC. A. Hall14 paragraphs
  28. SPEECHElla Wheeler Wilcox4 paragraphs
  29. IN THE DESERT WITH GOD3 paragraphs
  30. OUR WORK AND WORKERSEditor25 paragraphs
  31. A RATHER WEAK CHAIN2 paragraphs
  32. WAITING FOR THE WORD2 paragraphs
  33. HOW THE SABBATH CAME TO USMrs. N. E. Good4 paragraphs
  34. Lessons by Mail on Medical Electricity or How to Use the BatteryProf. G. L. Abell5 paragraphs
  35. LESSON VII.—SABBATH, FEBRUARY 18, 189923 paragraphs
  36. LESSON VIII.—SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 189916 paragraphs
  37. THE YOUNG CHRISTIAN9 paragraphs
  38. What to EatB. F. Richards18 paragraphs
  39. EAT FOR STRENGTH AND ENDURANCEDavid Paulson, M.D.12 paragraphs
  40. SPEED THE TRUEM. A. Maitland3 paragraphs
  41. THE STILL HOURGladden2 paragraphs
  42. The Difficulty of Doing Good1 paragraphs
  43. A Child’s View of Evolution3 paragraphs
  44. Combination OffersEditor23 paragraphs
  45. A QUICK REPLY5 paragraphs
  46. THE STARSEliza A. Otis2 paragraphs
  47. BREAKFAST MENUJohn Harvey Kellogg10 paragraphs
  48. Communion With God1 paragraphs
  49. Domestic12 paragraphs
  50. NUTS9 paragraphs
  51. SPECIAL TERMSEditor9 paragraphs
  52. Instructions for OrderingEditor10 paragraphs
  53. OUR GENERAL AGENTSEditor57 paragraphs
  54. E. H. GATESE. H. Gates6 paragraphs
  55. Young CanvassersEditor14 paragraphs
  56. The Pitcairn and Public PrintingEditor2 paragraphs
  57. ROME IN THE IMPERIAL POLICYC. M. S.6 paragraphs
  58. Regarding Unordered PapersEditor2 paragraphs
  59. Valuable Principles for ConsiderationEditor1 paragraphs
  60. Tobacco1 paragraphs
  61. Speaking About Others1 paragraphs
  62. The Gathering for Armageddon1 paragraphs
  63. We have just received a copy of California Senate Bill, No. 306, introduced Jan 20, 1899, by Senator Simpson, of Pasadena. It is long, containing nine sections and ninety-five lines, besides the preamble. It is drastic, its fines in some cases reaching in the maximum to six months' imprisonment or $500 fine, or both. We believe that our readers, not only in California but elsewhere, desire to know what such legislation means. We shall in our next and future issues endeavor to enlighten them.Editor1 paragraphs
  64. Sad, Unwelcome NewsEditor1 paragraphs
  65. Peace Proposals and MilitarismEditor1 paragraphs
  66. General Conference BulletinEditor5 paragraphs
  67. Bibles, Bibles!1 paragraphs
  68. Turmoil in ChinaEditor1 paragraphs
  69. The February Good HealthEditor1 paragraphs
  70. McClure’s Magazine February ContentsEditor1 paragraphs
  71. CONTAINED IN THIS NUMBEREditor13 paragraphs