THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR.
By M. Wood
Perceiving upon the margin of my Instructor for December the blue cross, as a reminder that my subscription has expired, I take this the earliest opportunity of renewing my subscription, not for one year, but for five years. We think the Instructor, even for adults, is next to the Review, and for children it has no equal. We love it for the pure principles it inculcates, and the instruction it affords to our children in those things which pertain to their eternal welfare. And as I read Eld. Canright's plea for our periodicals, published in the Review, I felt to indorse every word. I would as soon think of going without my meals as of depriving myself and family of our periodicals, the Review, Reformer, and Instructor, which are offered for the trifling sum of $3.50 per year. I know that the times are hard and money is scarce, but by exercising a little economy and self-denial, we may all of us receive the weekly and monthly visits of our silent preachers, to encourage us on in the good way. M. Wood.