May 31, 1900
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The peace envoys of the South African Republic and the Orange Free State were officially received by Secretary of State Hay May 21.
Now that the great Paris Exposition has at last been opened one is naturally curious to know how the financial end of such an immense exhibition is managed.
The
May number of the Granite Monthly is in every sense a notable issue of that sterling New Hampshire periodical.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, is now completed and the initial services will be held in it to-morrow.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
Some
very notable improvements are being made in the vicinity of the Mother Church and Publishing House.
The
May number of the Granite Monthly, published at Concord, N.
A member of the Bible Lesson Committee, speaking for the committee as a whole, hands us the following explanation in answer to certain queries that have been made with reference to the Bible Lessons:—
Will our contributors, in sending in articles, be careful to send with their article, their full name and address.
Those applicants for entrance to the June class of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College whose names were not placed on the list are not notified thereof.
Those who have applied for entrance to the Obstetric Class will be admitted thereto, unless notified to the contrary on or before June 9.
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Judge Ewing of Chicago, delivered a lecture on Christian Science at the Lyceum Theatre last night.
Until
three years ago this spring and summer I cannot remember one day in my whole life that I did not suffer pain.
I Send
the following experience in gratitude for what the Mother, through "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," has done for me and mine, and with the hope that it may help others to see what the honest, patient reading of this wonderful book will do, when prejudice and dogmatism are laid aside.
The
press of to-day is universally conceded to be an educator and a moulder of public opinion.
An
article in the Sentinel of May 17 entitled, "A Few Suggestions," recalls to my thought an experience of my own in writing for one of our publications.
I deem it a great pleasure to testify to the harmony Christian Science has brought into my life.
Some thirteen years ago I felt impelled to lead a better life.
It is with a deep sense of gratitude for Christian Science and all that pertains thereto, viz.
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The way to cure our prejudices is this: that every man should let alone those that he complains of in others and examine his own.
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The need of a more universal adoption of the actual Christ-like living is being urged on all sides.
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Circumstances make it necessary again to request our co-workers throughout the Field to observe the following rules in sending in their orders to the Publishing House:—
