The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-24
END OF THE WORLD.
Some Recent Curious Predictions on
the Subject.

Philadelphia Ledger.
All of the principal London newspapers
contain advertisements at the present
time of work entitled predicted Won
ders of Prophecy" which well deserves
the somewhat peculiar name which has
been given to it.
To begin with, 1t contains proof suffi
Client to convince the author and any
reader who is not wiifully skeptical, that
the end of the world may be expected en-
Thursday, May 2, 1929.
But in the meantime other changes OF
minor Importance, such as the disrup-
ton of tho British Empire. and the ALI
ance of ten powers against Germany ana
Russia are scheduled to take place.
1t may surprise those who are not long
on prophecy stock to learn that Napoleon
Is about to take the field again, and
he will hands down in the campaign
which he will wage during the years 1873,
1924 and 1925.
The combination against Germany and
Russia will colsIs, according to the
presant-day prophet, of France, Great
Britain, Spain. Italy, Austria, Greece.
Egypt, Syria, Turkey and the Balkan
States and the alliance will be entered
into in about fifteen years time 1t will
be we'll TO watch Emperor William alb )ut
that time.
Ireland gets home rule, or the prophet
has missed his gIess, and Indian and
other British colonies are to be disunited
from the mother land. Canada's future
is not mentioned specifically, but then
perhaps prophet would consider it to
be superfluous to point out to the Do
minion what logic and common sense
have long foretold as its destiny.
The author has proved already that he
has some of the gifts of prophecy, for he
was able to foretell when Spain was at
war with the United States, that she
would lose Cuba.
So far the 'twenty coming events" in
terest saint and sinner alike, but from
the other contents of a preliminary cir
cular and the workings of the advertise.
ments, it may be inferred that the book
will be more highly appreciated by those
who are Interested in the experiments OF
M. Santo- Dumont, or are given to spec
ulaticn on mathematical and geographic
cal problems evolved from literal ac.
ceptance of certain fixed values for Scrip
tural quantities, measures and poetical
SMILES
Here, for instance, is the eighth COM
ing event. as foretold:
THE first stage of Messiahs second
advent in the air. peacefully, as n
bridegroom, and the resurrection of all
deceased saints. and their removal to the
heavens together with $4,000 living,
watchful Christians, may be expected in
the second February (about twenty-five
months) after the Covenant is made. at
point Of time corresponding with 3 p.
m. In JeruSalem-the ninth hour, which
will bs 80 minutes rast IL noon in Lon
don Tor else about half an hour earlier),
on the day which shall be sixty-nine
weeks of literal days-that Is, sixteen
months all but three days-after a future
command to restore and build Jerusa-
lem, which will go forth ISIS days be
fore the last day of this age, according
to Daniel tx, 25; viii, IA; xii, 7-12, in their
future literal-day recruitment"
1t may be thought by the average
American that such a book will have but
poor sale in Great Britain, especially
in view of the fact that in the whole
world there are supposed to be only 144,O0O
individuals who are personally concerned
IL: it; INT this is not so.
1t will pay to spend money generously
for advertising, and it is highly probable
that the sales of the work will be very
large.
In the first place. while not every Eng
iiSHiHni may pelleNo lldI ne, personally,
is one of the $4,000. he will remain con
fident that the total population of the
worthy ones of this earth is made up of
his own countrymen. In the second place,
was not this London the field which
yielded rich sales for the work which
showed beyond all peradventure that the
British nation was composed of mem
bers of the lost tribe?
AS for the United States, the field for
such enterprises, especially in the larger
cities. is limited. This country has often
to be content with supplying the proph-
cts.