VOL. IX. ALLEGHENY, PA., JUNE, 1888. NO. 10.
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C. T. RUSSELL, EDITOR.
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PLENTY of Missionary Envelopes now: 25 for 10cts. or 100 for 35cts. or 300 for $1.00. "Tell the whole world the blessed tidings."
r1037r1037 DAWN TO COLPORTEURS.
r1037 ABOUT TRACTS.
r1037 VIEW FROM THE TOWER.
r1038 EXTRACTS FROM INTERESTING LETTERS.
r1039 THE CHURCH OF GOD.
r1039 EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT.
r1040 FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT.
r1042 THE GULF AND TORMENT.
r1043 LETTERS TO OUR CHILDREN.—NO. 1.
It is reported that when the Emperor Frederick of Germany drops off, a crusade against the Jews will begin. In the respite which they are at present enjoying the leading Hebrews of Germany are consulting with their brethren in England and France concerning the best course to pursue in the event of the succession to power of their enemies. Of course, the interests of the great majority are so identified with the land which is their home that they cannot leave it without making ruinous sacrifices of their business, and others are too proud to fly before the threatening storm, but it has been determined to assist those who wish to emigrate, and who are qualified to earn their living in other countries.—Selected.
r1044 CHICAGOANS IN JERUSALEM.r1044 A HINDU CHRISTIAN'S CREED.
r1044 AN EXAMPLE FROM JAPAN.
r1045 ONE TENTH OR ALL?
r1046 AN APPRECIATIVE EDITOR.
r1045 AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST.
r1046 THE FOUR GOSPELS.
r1047 WISE STEWARDS.