THE WATCHMAN
¢¢ Surely the Lord God
ECIES will do nothing, but He
revealeth his secret unto
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ets.” Amos. 3:7.
ROM a careful study of the history of this world, it is evident that its Creator
knew the end from the beginning, for in many instances he has clearly fore-
told events which later vears brought forth, and in the Word of God are many
prophecies which speak of the final consummation.
The publishers of the WaTcHMAN believe that God has a personal interest in
his people and in all the works of his hands. It seems evident that the Lord
desires all people to understand the principles of his government in order that they
may have eternal life. It is very interesting, indeed, to note the many examples
of a foreseeing Mind.
The following books are a few selected from the choice line of literature on
this subject which the publishers of the WATCHMAN are supplying. The brief
descriptions given below cannot possibly tell the special merits and great value of
these books. Thousands of interested readers throughout the country, however,
are testifying of the benefits they have derived from a study of these publications.
Any book mentioned will be sent, post-paid, on receipt of price stated.
DANIEL AND THE REVELATION
These two books of the Bible seem to have been written especially for the
present generation. This volume presents a verse by verse study of both. This is
a new edition which has just been revised, reillustrated, and printed in a superb
manner. It presents the stirring themes of prophecy in language easily understood
by all. In studying this book one finds that the Bible is its own interpreter. It
Cloth binding. ............. ........... $2.50
Library binding. ................. ...... 3.50
Full Morocco binding ........................... 7 4.50
THE MARVEL OF NATIONS
This splendid volume shows that the Scriptures speak of our own country,
stating quite clearly what would be the nature of its government, its period of
growth, what influence this natiod would have over the other nations of the
earth, and what important events, yet future, will decide the eternal destiny of the
people of this land. The story of the remarkable growth and development of
the United States, together with its wonderful resources, is a most interesting
narrative. It is particularly so when told in connection with the prophecies re-
lating to these things. This book contains 324 large pages and may be secured in
nice cloth binding for only $1.25.
AT THE DOOR
This is a beautiful art booklet containing forty-five engravings, with historical
comments, showing in consecutive order the fulfillment of every prophecy in
Matthew 24, Mark 13, and T,uke 21. It presents an outline history of the world
from Christ's time to ours. Price 25c. Same book without fine art covers, 15c.
THE COMING KING
The notable events of recent years, studied with open Bible, show that the
culminating event of this earth’s history is just in the future. The near coming of
Christ, the King of kings, is the central thought presented. “This is a most inter-
esting and instructive subject. ‘‘The Coming King’’ has been a blessing in
thousands of homes and will be appreciated wherever carefully read. It has over
300 pages, illustrated by nearly 200 engravings. Plain covers, $1.00. Marbled
edition, $1.50. Presentation edition, $2.00.
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Order any of these books of your State Tract Society, or address the
--SOUTHERN PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION--
Nashville, Tennessee
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Other Publications On Health
TrE valuable publications on health topics
to which reference was made in this column
last week are by no means the only literature
furnished by the WarcHEMAN office on this
important subject. The brief notices given
below of other books, pamphlets, and tracts
on health, does not complete the list of these
good publications in stock. ‘There are also
important books on the preparation of food
so that it may be the most nourishing to the
human stomach; these cook books will be
spoken of in particular in a future issue of
the WarcH MAN.
“The Ministry of Healing.” This book
not only shows the example of Christ in the
work of relieving suffering humanity, but also
teaches the correct principles of living so that
the human body may become the temple of
God’s Spirit. This is one of the most help-
ful books ever written, and should have a
place in the library of every home. It con-
tains 544 pages, and is handsomely bound in
cloth. It may be obtained for only $1.50.
“Colds: Their Cause, Prevention, and
Cure.” How common it is for people to say
that they have “caught a cold.” Colds are
usually considered as having little influence
over the general health of the individual, but
the fact of the rapidly increasing mortality in
this country due to diseases of the respiratory
organs ought to cause every one to be very
careful in the treatment of this very common
malady. The object of this book is to enable
one not only to successfully treat colds, but
to so live as not to be susceptible to them.
This is a very interesting little book. It is
neatly bound in white leatherette, stamped with
brown ink. It may be obtained for only 23
cents.
“Food: Its Mental and Moral Value”
This little leaflet has suggestions which are
right to the point. The fact that some so-
called foods are a positive hindrance to the
best development of the mental and moral fac-
ulties has not been recognized as it should be.
This leaflet is sold at the rate of 50 cents
per hundred copies.
“Art of Massage.” A complete and syste-
matic treatise on this art. Every procedure is
illustrated by half-tone engravings from orig-
inal photographs. There are ten beautiful
anatomical plates, 45 other plates, and 139
cuts. In cloth covers, $2.25; half leather,
$3.00.
“The Name.” This is one of the most
beautiful and touching stories. It is told by
a missionary to South Africa. It shows what
a fiendish power the drink habit has over its
subjects, and how this spell may be broken
by faith in the Name of Jesus. Every one
should read this leaflet. It is sold at the rate
of fifty cents per hundred copies.
“A Chat with My Tobacco-loving Brother.”
This is another little leaflet which is supplied
at the rate of 50 cents per hundred copies. It
contains some of the most valuable informa-
tion on this subject which is anywhere obtain-
able. There is much food for thought in its
eight pages.
Address the publishers of the WaTcHMAN.