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ZION’S WATCH TOWER

AND

HERALD OF CHRIST’S PRESENCE

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PUBLISHED TWICE A MONTH.

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TOWER PUBLISHING COMPANY,
“BIBLE HOUSE”
ARCH STREET, ALLEGHENY, PA., U.S.A.

C. T. RUSSELL, EDITOR; MRS. C. T. RUSSELL, ASSOCIATE.

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By Express Order, Postal Money Order, Bank Draft, or Registered Letter. Foreign only by Foreign Money Order.

FREE TO THE LORD’S POOR

N.B.—Those of the interested, who by reason of old age or accidents, or other adversity, are unable to pay, will be supplied FREE, if they will send a Postal Card each December, stating their case and requesting the paper.

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JEWISH NATIONALIZATION MOVEMENT

We have often wondered that Hebrews in general seem to take so little interest in the revival of their own nation in Palestine. But their “double” (M. DAWN, VOL. II., p.218) having ended, and the time for the re-establishment of Israel as a nation being near, it is appropriate that we see signs pointing in that direction, such as the following:—

“The Zion Association of Baltimore was organized on Sunday, September 9th, for the purpose of fostering the national idea among the Jews, and to co-operate with similar societies in Europe and the United States, with the object of colonizing Palestine with Hebrews, who are emigrating from Russia and other countries in Europe.

“The society will, in the near future, publish a declaration of its principles, giving the reason that led to the formation of this Society in Baltimore, and calling upon all Hebrews to unite and assist the great work which is carried on in the land of our fathers.”

—Jewish Exponent.

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LIVE PEACEABLY WITH ALL

Rev. E. M. Milligan, of the U. P. Church, Steubenville, O., has caught the anarchistic spirit and adapted it to his ideas of the Sunday question. As reported in the Press dispatches of Oct. 3rd, he said, “If necessary God’s people would exchange ballots for bullets to bring about Sabbath reform.”

The same gentleman spoke in the evening of the same day upon the “Attitude of the Church toward Labor Problems.” With such lawless ideas as we quote above controlling his mind and speech, his advice would almost surely be unsafe.

All of God’s people should remember the Apostle’s advice, “Let your moderation be known unto all men.” The influence of God’s people—especially of those whose eyes are opened to see how the present unrest and discontent are injuring the poor world—should speak and act and “so far as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men.”

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THOSE who cannot remit by Express or P.O. Money Order, or Draft, may send one cent U.S. postage stamps;—foreign stamps are valueless here.

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PLEASE write quite plainly, especially your address. If convenient, always prefer a pen and black ink. Give full address in every letter.

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— October 15, 1894 —