Editorial July 1, 1905 Issue

Rare Volume for Mrs. Eddy

First Number of "The Book of the Presidents" Sent to Christian Science Leader—Only Woman Whose Biography Appears.

Editor

[We are indebted to The Boston Herald for the following interesting article regarding our Leader's copy of "The Book of the Presidents," which she has recently received.

That Mrs. Eddy should have been selected for this monumental work is gratifying to Christian Scientists, because it is one more recognition of her place as the great religious leader of the age.—Ed.]

Concord, N. H., June 26, 1905. Concord's esteemed citizen, Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, came into possession this week, by special messenger from the publishers, of a rare volume, which has received the highest praise of all who have been so fortunate as to see it.

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