Special Announcements

From the Publisher of Mrs. Eddy's Works

The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures."—For styles of bindings and prices see back cover of this periodical.

Large Type Edition of Science and Health.—A new edition of the text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," designed especially for the use of first readers. This special edition, printed in large type (18-point) on Oxford India Bible paper, and bound in leather, is about the same thickness as the cloth edition of Science and Health. Size, 10 3/4 inches long by 8 inches wide. The price" of this edition is $7.50 per copy, with a discount of 25 cents each when included in an order for twelve or more copies of Science and Health, and in any or all of the different bindings, to be sent to one address.

In response to many requests, the Church Manual, heretofore published only in the cloth binding, is now issued in a "pocket edition," size 4 x 5% inches, morocco, limp, round corners, gilt edges, Oxford India Bible paper. Prices of this special edition: Single copy $2.00; six or more to one address, each $1.75.

Orders for the books named above and the other works by Mrs. Eddy should be addressed to Allison V. Stewart, Falmouth and St. Paul Streets, Boston, Mass.

From the Editor

All manuscripts submitted for publication in the Sentinel, Journal, and Herold, whether articles, poems, or testimonies, and all correspondence relating thereto, should be addressed to the Editor, and not to individuals.

From the Publishing Society

"Christian Science: 'The Resurrection and the Life,' " a lecture by Clarence W. Chadwick, C.S.B., is now published in pamphlet form.

"Mary Baker Eddy, Son But et Son Oeuvre" (Mary Baker Eddy, Her Purpose and Accomplishment), an article by Frederick Dixon which was originally published in the Cosmopolitan magazine is now printed with the English and French versions on opposite pages.

Both these pamphlets are now on sale at prices shown on the opposite page for our regular pamphlets.

Inasmuch as postal regulations require that monthly and quarterly periodicals intended for the middle and western states must be carried by freight from Boston to central distributing points, five to twelve days more time should be allowed for their delivery than is necessary for the Monitor or Sentinel. Librarians will please remember this in placing orders which must reach the reading-rooms at a given date.

From the Clerk of The Mother Church

Church Tenets.—The tenets of The First Church of Christ, Scientist,—The Mother Church,—printed on folded sheet for use of the branch Churches of Christ, Scientist, with space for printing their authorized forms of application for membership or extracts from their by-laws, can be had at seventy-five cents a hundred. Orders will not be taken for less than one hundred, and postage stamps should not be sent in payment.

Correspondence relative to the tenets or to membership with The Mother Church, should be sent to J. V. Dittemore, Clerk, 105 Falmouth Street, Boston, Mass.

From the Church Treasurer

The annual per capita tax of members of The Mother Church is due June 1, but may be paid at any time during the year. The per capita tax of members uniting in November is reckoned from the preceding June, this being the beginning of the church year. Unless otherwise directed by the sender, the full amount of each remittance will be credited for the current year.

Please remit by postal or express money order, bank draft, or check. Currency should be sent by registered letter only.

Please advise promptly of any change in name or address.

Send all per capita taxes and contributions to Adam H. Dickey, Treasurer, 103 Falmouth Street, Boston, Mass.

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