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In the Garden

ROBERT L. ZILLER.

THERE are voices which are best heard in the silence of quiet meditation, and when thought is "absent from the body;" wrapped in the contemplation of God's manifest glory, one may listen to the sermons of the birds, the blossoms, and the bees.

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The Study of Christian Science

PROF. JOEL RUFUS MOSLEY.

"WHAT distinguishes the genuine student from the dilettante is, mainly, that the former goes directly to the source of his subject, whereas the latter acquires his knowledge from second hand, and usually third mediums.

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From our Exchanges

with contributions from Carroll D. Wright, John Whitehead

The growth of a religious spirit in the settlement and adjustment of international affairs, is an evidence that the public conscience is receiving stimulation from some source which leads it on to a reasonable consideration of questions involving international rights, duties, and obligations.

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As to Republishing Articles from the Sentinel and Journal

In reply to inquiries we will again announce that there is no objection to republishing articles or parts of articles from the Sentinel and Journal, by newspapers or other periodicals.

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Christian Science at the Capital

Vinton A. Holbrook with contributions from Martineau

Department of Justice.

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The individual who would be a Christian Scientist must...

A. V. Stewart

The individual who would be a Christian Scientist must first exalted sense of Deity.

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Beautiful Windows for First Church of Christ, Scientist, Concord, N. H.

The beautiful colored glass from the celebrated studios of John Hardman & Co.

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Bells Brought Tidings of Peace

The ringing of the chimes in the Christian Science church, last evening, conveyed to the people of Concord generally the signing of the Treaty of Portsmouth.

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An Extract from a Letter

A. T. M.

ON our journey from sense to Soul it is never a question of years, but always one of growth in the knowledge of Truth.

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The Lesson-Sermon and Its Reading

REV. ARTHUR REEVES VOSBURGH.

IN the Lesson-Sermon which is read in the Christian Science churches there is provided an order of service that gives all the advantages of a definite standard, order, and unity of thought; while in the study required to grasp and elucidate the meaning of these Lessons there is a constant call and incentive to original thought and effort, both on the part of the Readers and of the congregation.