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Applied Christianity

W. D. McCrackan with contributions from Ruskin

As its name implies, Christian Science is a body of religious teaching.

WE are in receipt of very full reports of the defeat in the North Carolina legislature of a bill entitled, "An act to define the Practice of Medicine and Surgery," in which these terms were construed to mean "the management or treatment for fee or reward of any case of disease, physical or mental, real or imaginary, with or without drugs, surgical operation, surgical or mechanical appliances, or by any other method whatsoever: Provided, that this shall not apply to midwives, nor to nurses acting under the direction of a registered physician.

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Religious Items

with contributions from James H. Ecob, W. W. Fenn, Henry Drummond, George Bowen

There is one sure way to find out God's method for any coming world: it is to study His method with us in this world.

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A Child of God

ALICE ADAMS RUSSELL.

A CHILD OF GOD! What name can ever seem so precious to us as this?

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"I Came to Fulfil"

H. S. A.

We are all familiar with the statement that sickness and death come to us as discipline from God.

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Counsel by the Way

G. C. Kinsman with contributions from Dhamma-Pada

We are permitted to publish the following letter from a Scientist to an inquiring friend.

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"Divine Love always has met, and always will meet, every human need"*

JOSEPH G. MANN.

Recently, while earnestly conversing with a fellow-student about the urgent want, seen and felt everywhere outside of Christian Science, the above oft-repeated and overflowing quotation from our text-book brought to me a new burst of light.

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A Polyglot City

PROFESSOR BUCK of the philology department of the University of Chicago has been looking into the linguistic conditions of that city, with results that are somewhat astonishing.

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Irrigation in the Southwest

THE Rio Pecos might be called the Nile of America.

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The Czar orders Reforms

The late ukase of the Czar has awakened no less interest than his initiation of The Hague tribunal, and despite the Manchuria and Finland episodes, the world will be disposed to attribute these acts of Nicholas to a sincere desire to minister to the welfare of all the people.