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From the introductory. In this leaflet I am to tell you something about the so-called "Pastor" C. T. Russell, the founder and chief executive of "Millennial Dawnism." Though the name of Russell is quite familiar, very little is known about the man himself. Nothing is known of his parentage nor of his early boyhood. We first hear of him selling shirts in Alleghany, Pa., having inherited this business from his father. He lectured on religious subjects from time to time, in various halls and churches, becoming known as the crank preacher. He got a considerable following of the common people, and sold out the five men's furnishing stores which he owned, thenceforth devoting all his time to teach...