THE FIRESIDE TEACHER by Editor

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Mar 23, 1888

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 14, No. 12.

THE FIRESIDE TEACHER.

By Editor

A 28-PAGE MONTHLY.

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THE object of this journal is to create and encourage a love for learning; to promote correct habits of thought, and a truer appreciation of the things which the Creator has made and placed all around us for our instruction; to cultivate a pure and refined taste in literature. It also affords a most valuable help to all who are engaged in literary study. It contains general articles on Plant Life, Animal Life, Natural Scenery, Oceanic Wonders, Strange Peoples and Countries, Literature, the World's Really Great Men, and among other Useful as well as Interesting Topics,

TRUE PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF EDUCATION.

The School Room Department contains thorough instruction on several important studies, such as Grammar, Arithmetic, and Rhetoric.

The whole work is elegantly illustrated with fine engravings. As a literary and educational journal it has no equal for its size. It is neat in execution; entertaining, instructive, and moral, in its character. It is highly appreciated by all lovers of good literature.

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