with contributions from P. W. Wilson, Lyman P. Powell, William K. Primrose, W. B. Millard, F. W. Norwood, James Jeans, Francis Younghusband, B. Brooks Shake
Ralph W. Still, Committe on Publication for the State of Texas,
Through your courtesy and fairness, the principal object of my letter's appearing in your colums March 7 has been attained, namely, to make plain to your readers that Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, was never a mesmerist, and never taught mesmerism, as could be inferred from your statement of January 10.
Albert E. Lombard, Committee on Publication for Southern California,
From the editorial in the Register of June 26, an inference might be mistakenly drawn that ninety-five per cent of the cases cured by Christian Science would "get well anyway.
On
page 35 of "No and Yes" Discoverer of Christian Science and Founder of the Christian Science movement, Mary Baker Eddy, gives us this promise: "When human struggles cease, and mortals yield lovingly to the purpose of divine Love, there will be no more sickness, sorrow, sin, and death.
