If materia medica is not entitled to public censure in the press for failing to check or destroy disease in a given case in its incipiency, there seems to be no good reason why a Christian Science practitioner should have especial notice in the press for not saving the man in the last stages of his trouble, after he had been treated by seven physicians, the last of whom gave up the case.
Among the pictures at the State House about to be shipped to the Jamestown Exposition in connection with the New Hampshire exhibit, are several frames each containing a number of photographs of public buildings, churches, and other institutions, scenery, etc.
We
sometimes hear of Christian Scientists being asked to take poison, or to walk off the roof of a high building, in order to convince a non-believer that Christian Science can do what is claimed for it.
Christendom
has universally agreed that the Scriptural record of the life and work of Christ Jesus sets forth the words and deeds of one who was without question the Saviour of mankind.
