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"Let the Heathen Rage."

BY MARY SELDEN McCOBB.

I have been especially impressed by one paragraph in the article written by A.

The Fruit of Adversity

BY J. O. SIMONDS.

An illustration of the all-pervading omnipotence of Truth is to be found in the fact discerned and understood through the teaching of Christian Science that not one of our experiences is without its lesson and fruit; and so as we bring to our publications and our testimonial meetings our sheaves, the fruits of success, may not a word rightly be said regarding the fruit that is sometimes born, not through sunshine, but of adversity?

"Until Seventy Times Seven."

BY V. D.

Soon after coming into Christian Science I was grievously offended with my brother.

The Greatest Book of the Nineteenth Century

BY BEATRIX ISABEL BEST.

Near the close of 1900 The Outlook gave a list of books which had been voted to be the greatest of all books of the nineteenth century.

Letter to Mrs. Eddy

Lemuel Pope

Port Angeles, Wash.

A Clock without a Dial

A Reform in our present antiquated method of time-indication has been introduced by Samuel P.

Bible Most Popular Book

The Rev.

Dr. Schurman on Religious Creed

President Schurman addressed a large audience in Sage Chapel recently on "Religious Thought in the New Century.

Count Tolstoi to his Foes

The Berlin Tageblatt publishes a letter received from Count Tolstoi in reply to a request from the editor as to his sentiments toward the action of the Greek Catholic Church in banishing him from the communion of faithful.

Mutual Helpfulness

P. E. Tillinghast

Interesting Address by Justice P.

From Darwinism to Christian Science

BY P.

Coming home from college a few years ago, I boastingly proclaimed to my friends that I had learned the true explanation of life.

As We Think

BY ANNIE JESSEN.

The meaning of the above text became clear to me a few days ago.