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R1431 : page 1DAWNS IN CLOTH BINDING.AT A SPECIAL PRICE TO TOWER READERS.Many TOWER readers, deeply interested in MILLENNIALDAWN, are among the poor of this world, and have not,heretofore, felt that they could afford to purchase the variousvolumes in the more substantial cloth binding. We propose tohelp over this difficulty by hereafter supplying all TOWERreaders the cloth bound books at 50 cents a copy, postage free.This rate will apply to Vols. I. and II. in English, and Vol. I. inGerman. Order all you want of these and have somethingsubstantial for your own reading, for reference and for loaningto neighbors.The price to the public will remain as heretofore $1.00 per copy;at which rate DAWN is as good value as any book of its kind,surely.The public, if they choose, may subscribe to the TOWER for ayear (50 cents) and one volume of the books (50 cents), and thusobtain both for the price of a book alone.====================R1431 : page 1CONCERNING THE GERMAN TOWER.During the past four years, by the assistance of Brother Zech astranslator, we have published a small sized TOWER in theGerman language; chiefly translations from the English edition.We published quantities of these and scattered them through themails--probably 200,000 copies or more. The result has been thefinding of here and there some German friends who could notread English who gladly received the truth in their ownlanguage. For the sake of these also Vol. I. of DAWN wastranslated into German and published in both cloth and paperbinding, also German translations of the Arp Tract.We feel that we have done what we can for our Germanspeakingbrethren and sisters, and hence have discontinued theGerman Tower. We will still, however, supply the Germantranslation of DAWN, Vol. I., and of the Arp slips. The formerat same prices as the English edition; the latter free, to all whowill circulate them judiciously.THE HARVEST SICKLE.This (in German, Die Ernte-Sichel) is the name of a new paperin the German language, designed to take the place of theGerman Tower; but it is much larger, and the price will be 50