Youth's Instructor by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 10, 1874

Youth's Instructor.

By Editor

The Youth's Instructor is published monthly by the Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association, and is a noble sheet. Relative to size, general taste, richness and variety of matter, it is decidedly the very best juvenile paper in our country. Who has not been disgusted with the dog and cat stories, and a thousand and one silly things in nearly all the children's papers in the land? And what seems the very climax of folly, is the effort of many writers to come down to an insipid, baby-talk style in their chaffy productions.

As with very many of the books in the Sunday-school libraries, so in many of these youth's periodicals, they are cursed with a sort of religious fiction. We are glad to see the Instructor dealing in, not only the great matters of religion and the world to come, but also the most interesting and instructive matters of fact relative to this world and this life. It is expected that the subscription lists of the Instructor will be so increased that it can be afforded to all for 25 cents a year. It is now offered at the following

TERMS IN ADVANCE.

Old Subscribers, 50 cents New “ 25 “ When furnished by Tract Society, 25 “ When a present to friends, 25 “

We now appeal for new subscribers for the very small sum of 25 cents a year. Specimen copies sent free.

Address, REVIEW & HERALD, Battle Creek, Mich.