Something for the Home.
By Editor
WE have received the first two numbers of The Fireside Teacher, a monthly, 32-page journal, devoted to home culture, published by Prof. G. H. Bell, Battle Creek, Mich. The aim of the journal is to "aid in making study interesting and delightful, in quickening young minds to thought and activity, inspiring in them noble aims and purposes, and leading them to a higher and nobler life." Each number will contain, besides selections from the best literature, and comments thereon, "Talks" about language, arithmetic, plants, etc. Those who in former years have had the privilege of studying under Professor Bell, will need no assurance from us that the Teacher will be such indeed, and will impart instruction in such a way that the dullest must understand. The column devoted to "Old Friends" is of special interest to former students at Battle Creek, but the journal as a whole will commend itself to every household. We think it is well worth the subscription price, 75 cents a year. If you are in doubt, send 10 cents to the publisher for a sample copy, and you will agree with us.