Sweet
are the meditations of the heart when we perceive that God is indeed All-in-all, and when we realize that henceforth our every worthy thought must imply a recognition of this eternal fact.
There
are two cases which have recently been mentioned in the correspondence in your columns to which, inasmuch as they deal with matters of fact, I should like to be permitted to refer.
More than half the State buildings at the Jamestown Exposition are reproductions of some noted or historic home in the State they represent, and a glance at the New Hampshire building suffices to show that it, too, belongs to this order, for though not of the colonial type familiar to the South, it illustrates a style of architecture popular among the wealthier classes of the North at the close of the eighteenth century.
[Captain Douglas Baynes, who contributes the article on Christian Science to this week's Onlooker, is one of the growing band of English officers who have adopted Christian Science while passing through the Staff College.
