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A Variety

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 12, 1857

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 9, No. 15.

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A Variety.

By James White

THE INSTRUCTOR is designed for youth and children, hence it contains a variety. The easy lessons and much other matter are for small children. Parents should read the entire little paper to their small children and explain to them. Excellent evening employment this! We were never in favor of printing "baby-talk" for children. As they increase in years and intellect, they should be led along up above cradle talk; therefore their reading should be such as to elevate the young mind.
A large portion of the reading matter in the INSTRUCTOR will be just adapted to the wants of the youth, from fifteen to twenty years of age, and what they should read. It should be in every family of Sabbath-keepers, and be circulated into as many families where they do not keep the Sabbath as possible. J. W.