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A Pamphlet in German

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It requires infinite wisdom to correctly judge the character...

Alfred Farlow

It requires infinite wisdom to correctly judge the character of another, or make a just comparison between two individuals.

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Science has been defined by an eminent lexicographer...

Richard P. Verrall

Science has been defined by an eminent lexicographer as "Understanding of truth.

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If other demoninations never failed in what they consider...

C. F. Hackett

If other demoninations never failed in what they consider their God-given means of reformation, or if there never were failures on the part of other systems of healing, the objection to the failures of Christian Scientists might be a valid one.

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An Important Issue

John Carveth

In your issue of Sunday, January 29, appeared an article concerning the death of a little boy under Christian Science treatment, in which it is stated that the doctors claimed that his life might have been saved if a physician had been called, and anti-toxine used.

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Unfoldment

FLORA BELLE JOHNSON.

"I thank my God upon every remembrance of you.

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The Value of Good Expression

WALDO P. WARREN.

There is an art in clear expression which equips with convincing power.

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The Prayer of Jabez

REUBEN POGSON.

It is quite possible that no man has ever had his history written so tersely and yet so fully as Jabez.

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A Parallel from Nature

LEWIS C. STRANG.

Naturalists report that the young of partridges, bred in districts in England where a certain kind of clay abounds, suffer from a peculiar misfortune known as the "balling.

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From our Exchanges

with contributions from Daniel Dorchester

We speak of pagan lands, of paganism, as of things remote, not observable from either our front or back windows,—places to send missionaries to, and to support them by contributions in labors of which we are little conscious.