Editorial July 17, 1902 ISSUE

A Timely Protest

W. D. McCRACKAN

The following letter is in line with much that might be said respecting the very unneighborly and unauthorized way many of our contemporaries are accustomed to trace all ills to our door. Christian Scientists have plenty to do in their effort to realize and achieve their ideal and life, and they are not disposed to deny the fact that they are yet beginners and are liable to stumble sometimes on the way; but they must respectfully and emphatically decline to be "loaded up" with the faults and failures of others.

New York, June 12, 1902.

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