The
little "honest confession of the soul," "Our Debt to Christian Science," which I took the liberty to make some time ago in the Westminster, a Presbyterian weekly published in Philadelphia, it is needless to say has called forth all kinds of criticism and comment.
The various bills emanating from the medical profession recently introduced in the legislature, purporting to safeguard the practice of Christian Science, constitute in effect an attack upon it.
McClure's magazine, which was heretofore taken a front rank among the periodicals of the day on account of its able editorial staff and brilliant special writers, has lost prestign and influence in the eyes of the literary and religious world by its recent publication of a most uncalled-for personal and malignant attack on the Rev.
