The Youth’s Instructor.
By James White
We are happy to know that many of our young brethren and sisters, especially those at the Office, are fully determined to improve the Instructor in every respect, and do all they can to extend its circulation. It will be improved in appearance, and in reading matter, and efforts will be made to increase its circulation, to 10,000 copies by the first of 1873. The price of the Instructor to new subscribers for the first year will be twenty-five cents. This is made very low to induce brethren and sisters to send it to thousands of their young friends, and to encourage the members of our Tract and Missionary Societies to obtain many thousand subscribers. It will be expected that old subscribers will pay fifty cents a year. This is not high for a paper the size of the Youth’s Instructor. And this will be necessary to meet expenses in furnishing it to many new subscribers at half price. The poor and stingy can have it for twenty-five cents a year. JAMES WHITE, Pres. S. D. A. P. A.