THE LITTLE FOXES THAT SPOIL THE VINES
By Editor
is the general heading of an excellent series of articles to begin in the Instructor of January 17. These articles are written for young people, by a young man,—one who has had a wide experience in working for and with young persons,—Brother W. S. Sadler. They are not dry theories, but every one is a chapter out of the book of a live experience. They tell how the “little foxes” began their work of spoiling the vine of a useful, helpful character, and the result. There are eleven of these articles in the series, and we wish they could be placed in the hands of thousands of young persons who do not now have the Instructor. For only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS you can send the Instructor four months to some young friend who needs help, and who may find in these articles just the suggestion and encouragement he needs. Brother Sadler has signified his willingness to correspond with any who may become interested by reading these articles; and from the results that have followed such work, we know that this will prove a blessing and help to many. If you do not have the Instructor yourself, and can not afford to send the full subscription price, why not send twenty-five cents, and thus receive it for one third of a year? And do not neglect the opportunity of sending the paper to some friend who is discouraged or indifferent. Thousands of extra copies of the paper should be printed during the next three months, and put into the hands of young people everywhere. Remember, this whole series, and six extra numbers of the Instructor, will be sent to any address in the United States or Canada for only twenty-five cents.