The "Instructor" Temperance Annual
By Editor
The cause of temperance will be greatly assisted this year through the circulation of an edition of 500,000 copies of the Instructor Temperance Annual, issued by the Review and Herald Publishing Association, Washington, D. C. The special temperance issue of the Instructor contains some of the strongest matter against the liquor traffic ever published. The curse of liquor is painted in its true colors. It is especially strong on the abolition of the saloon, presenting facts from the best authors in proof of all its claims. It does not condemn the men engaged in the liquor traffic, nor the men who are enslaved by alcohol, but gives its full force and power against governmental toleration and support. It will fight a good battle, and win many victories for prohibition. It will be a blessing to many liquor-cursed men, ruined homes, and the community at large. It may be secured of the publishers in lots of 5 to 40 copies at 5 cents a copy; 50 or more copies, 4 cents a copy; single copy, 10 cents.