p. 24 | Praise for the Temperance Number

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 21, 1910

Praise for the Temperance Number

REV. WILLIAM P. PEARCE, a Baptist clergyman, and author of that popular book, “A Lover’s Love,” writes as follows, with reference to the Temperance number of the Youth’s Instructor:—

“The Temperance number, of last week, is the most attractive, pungent, and helpful periodical I ever saw. No denominational paper that comes to my table has ever equaled this issue. I wish it could be placed in the hands of a million young men of the country. The drink curse is the octopus which holds the majority of States by its mighty tentacles. One by one we are chopping them off. I hope to see the day when this monster will be decapitated. Hurrah to the church of the Seventh-day Adventists for its stand against liquor, tobacco, questionable amusements, and many of the wicked devices which are so popular to-day!”