“Contains the best possible reading for the young of both sexes.”—[Ottawa Journal.
“We can safely recommend this magazine as one of the very best publications for the young folks.”—[The Independent, Fenton, Mich.
“This journal occupies a new field, and is needed to put the minds of our youth on the right track to secure a correct understanding of the nature of things.”—[Wayland Press.
“It is ably edited by John Phin, who will make a large place in the heart of the rising generation, if he persists in his venture. We hope his success in the field will be equal to the article furnished—first best.”—[Sunset Chimes.
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