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poor starved sheep of Christ and those who in the name of theChief Shepherd seek to enslave his sheep as their own, in thebondage of sectarianism and errors.====================R1120 : page 8"THE PLAN OF THE AGES."MILLENNIAL DAWN, VOL. I.This work is specially designed to make plain the divine plan. Itbegins at the beginning of the subject, by establishing the faithof the reader in God and in the Bible as his revelation, andproceeds to trace the glorious plan therein revealed, and to showwhich parts of that plan are already accomplished, and whichwill be accomplished during the Millennial age, the manner ofits introduction, and its objects and methods.We know of nothing to compare with this book, as a "BibleKey"--"A Helping Hand for Bible Students." The One Hundredand Twentieth Thousand is now on the press, and many whohave read it carefully and prayerfully, declare that if they couldnot obtain another they would not part with their copy, and thehopes it has enkindled, for millions.It contains 352 pages, clear type, good paper, etc. Price in clothcovers $1.00 (or together with one year's subscription to thisjournal, Zion's Watch Tower, $1.25). Price in paper covers 25cents, reduced from 50 cents to bring it within reach of all.These prices include postage.Only Watch Tower subscribers are desired to act as colporteursor agents for this book, and to thus preach with each booksixteen sermons more effectively than in any other way, and toclasses not otherwise accessible. Some loan these books inquantities, others give them to their friends, and others sell them.The latter plan is often best, because people will more surelyread what they have paid something for.Some of our readers, who can afford it, pay the above low pricesby the hundred copies, and some do more and contribute to theTOWER TRACT FUND, enabling us to make the followingterms on the paper covered books to those whose circumstancesare such that they can greatly increase their time and labor inthis work by taking advantage of the allowance, as allsubscribers are at liberty and welcome to do, each according tohis own judgment.The terms to Colporteurs are as follows:--To such as desirethese books for loaning or giving away, and to those who canspend more of their time in selling them by reason of thisarrangement, the Tract Fund grants an allowance of 10 cents perbook, in lots of not less than 10 books AT A TIME--that is