THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 16, 1903

THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR

PUBLISHED BY THE

REVIEW AND HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY

BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN.

An eight-page illustrated weekly paper. Especially adapted to the daily needs of the youth. Lively, interesting, instructive, entertaining, and entirely free from all cheap reading so common in most of the young people's papers. For fifty years the recipient of the hearty support of the Sabbath-schools and the general confidence of the people, is sufficient testimony of its merits.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES

YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION ............................ $ .75 SIX MONTHS ...................................... .40 THREE MONTHS .................................... .20 To Foreign Countries ............................ 1.25

CLUB RATES

5 to 9 copies to one address, each ............ $ .55 10 to 100 copies to one address, each .......... .50 100 or more copies to one address, each ......... .45

OUR SPECIAL PREMIUM OFFER

To those sending us new yearly subscriptions for the Instructor, we offer the COMBINATION TEACHERS' BIBLE, as follows:— For one new yearly subscription and $2.10. For two new yearly subscriptions and $1.75. For three new yearly subscriptions and $1.40. For four new yearly subscriptions and 70 cents. For five new yearly subscriptions alone.

DESCRIPTION OF THE BIBLE

The Old and Revised Versions of the Bible in One Volume without Increasing the Size or Weight, or Diminishing the Size of the Type.

SELF-PRONOUNCING

A teachers' Bible, enabling its readers to use and study the changes embodied in the Revised Version (heretofore only made possible by using a large parallel family Bible, or a separate revised Bible). A Bible which, without omitting a feature, or disturbing the text, points out all the words and passages wherein the two versions differ, giving the Revised Version of each at the foot of the page, as illustrated in the cut, which also represents the size of the type, and the general make-up and style of the book. The text is the old or authorized version. At the foot of the page is shown every change made by the revisers. The letters RV in the text denote that the word or passage following is changed in the Revised Version as shown in the foot-note of the same verse. The letters RO denote that the word or passage following is omitted in the Revised Version as shown in parenthesis () in foot-note. When two or more changes occur in the same verse, they are divided by a dash in the foot-note.

It is substantially and attractively bound in imperial seal, divinity circuit, leather lined to edge of circuit, round corners, carmine under gold edges.

THE COMBINATION TEACHERS' BIBLE

SELF-PRONOUNCING—

It contains all the standard helps to the study of the Bible, a complete series of new maps, illustrating the geography of Palestine and the surrounding countries from the earliest times, and embodying the most recent discoveries, together with a very full concordance, containing over 40,000 references, history and summary of the books of the Bible, historical, chronological, and geographical tables, new subject index to the Bible, dictionary of the Scriptural proper names with their pronunciations and meanings, table of miracles, parables, etc., etc.

The type is large, the paper excellent, and the binding good. The newest and best teachers' Bible published in every particular. Its construction is simple, compact yet comprehensive. Any child can readily compare each, the old and the Revised versions.

TESTIMONIALS

Every student of the Bible ought to know what the revisers did. Whoever gets this Bible gets the most complete one extant.—Rev. Hiram C. Haydn, Cleveland, Ohio.

One of the most valuable editions of the Holy Scriptures ever published, and no other can claim to be its equal.—Rev. Milton S. Terry, Evanston, Ill.

The combination and self-pronouncing features make it the most practically useful Bible that has ever been published.—Bishop Spaulding, Denver, Colo.

I know of no Bible that contains within itself so much of real value to every Biblical student as your “Combination Bible.”—Rev. D. D. MacLaurin, Detroit, Mich.

Unique in plan, extraordinary in scope, and exceptional in value. The arrangement of the two editions is most helpful.—Bishop Huntington, Syracuse, N. Y.