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Fashions in Physic

with contributions from Theodore Parker

The changing fashions in remedies may be the result of rapidly changing fashions in diseases and the frequent appearance of new diseases, which may, after all, in some cases be only old diseases with new and more formidable names.

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The New Rice-farming in the South

Day Allen Willey

THE story of the "rice belt," which extends four hundred miles through southern and central Louisiana and south eastern Texas, from the banks of the Mississippi to beyond the Brazos River, varying in width from twenty to fifty miles, is not unlike the story of wheat-growing Kansas.

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Mrs. Stowe's Brunswick Home

Alice May Dayton

Brunswick is the site of Bowdoin College, the bestknown and best-equipped seat of learning in the Pine Tree State, which in proportion to its population has given to the world more than its share of literary men and women.

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Religious Items

with contributions from P. S. Henson, A. J. Gordon, John W. Chadwick, Andrew Murray, George Macdonald

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I am thankful to-day for the healing and spiritual benefit...

Christian Jensen

I am thankful to-day for the healing and spiritual benefit of Christian Science.

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Till We All Come

H. S.

One of the most hopeful features of Christian Science at present, is the fact that it is moulding public opinion in the press, the churches, and even in medical schools.

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Plutarch and Modern Thought

with contributions from Geo. Macdonald

Plutarch, who was one of the most enlightened reporters of the thought of his time, was himself a good representative of the enlightened man of the world whose opinions represented that which everybody in his time was supposed to know.

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Supply

LOUIS HELM

Anxious thoughts as to our supply of needful things for the morrow, as well as anxiety for our health, is causeless, since our supply is in God—Good; but until we know this through actual demonstration, all are anxious to a greater or less degree.

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Heaven

SAMUEL H. GREENWOOD

Heaven has been the hope of mortals through all these weary ages.

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The Way of Progress

MRS. HARRIET E. T. VESTEL

A Little niece who was an inmate of our home for some time, upon hearing some member of the family remark that a lady whom we all knew had been coming to our meetings, said, "Oh yes; L.