p. 24 | The Temperance Number of the Youth's Instructor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 11, 1909

The Temperance Number of the Youth's Instructor

AN earnest advocate of temperance, and a compendium of most useful information upon the temperance question, is the Temperance number of the Youth's Instructor. This number is illustrated from a practical and educative, as well as from a decorative, standpoint. It deals with intemperance, and its results along the three recognized lines of treatment—liquor drinking, tobacco using, and intemperate diet. The reader will find on every page important matter, either of a live statistical nature or a strong setting forth of the evils of the liquor traffic in its effect upon the lives of its immediate victims and upon those who suffer indirectly through the ruin of those upon whom they depend. No one can read this number of the Instructor and not be a stronger advocate of temperance, and better equipped to work for others who have suffered or may suffer through the curse of liquor. It is an excellent number to use in missionary work, and hundreds of thousands ought to be sold. The price of this number is ten cents where only single copies are ordered; 5 copies, at 5 cents each; 25 copies, at 4 cents each; 100 copies, at 3¾ cents each; 500 copies, at 3½ cents each; and 1,000 copies, at 3 cents each. Address The Youth's Instructor, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.