In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Not Loss, but Gain

Mr.
It seems reasoable when one wished correct knowledge on any subject, to inquire from those who have given it fair, careful, and comprehensive study, and who may for that reason be supposed to speak intelligently.
With the laying, on the first day of the present month, of the last coping stone of the great dam across the river Nile at Assouan, the ancient land of the Pharaohs sees the completion of a national work, which is not only the greatest of its kind in existence, but in its beneficent results will probably outrank any scheme carried out in Egypt either in ancient or modern times.
The self-made man ought to see his course so plainly as to make it easy for him to avoid the wrong of sordidness in the possession of the rewards of his success.
In Alameda and San Mateo counties, Cal.
The following excerpts are taken from a review, which appeared in the columns of the Boston Transcript, of a work on "Siam in the Twentieth Century" by I.
Rev.

Religious Items

J.
While the changes are going on which have been brought about through the wise suggestion of our Leader in regard to rotation in office, it may be a help to remember that in the cycles of the harmonious activity of infinite Mind, the forever unfolding of Truth's ideas, each individual man has his own place, his own work, his own development, his own individuality, and that he never has had and never can have another's place, any more than he can possess the individual consciousness of any one else, because the individuality of God is expressed in the individual identity of every man.
Obviously the Christian minister who is unable to comprehend the works of Christ Jesus as included in the doctrine that sin and sickness are healed by one and the same method, and that both have mental causation, is at a serious disadvantage in reclaiming the sinner.

Asking Amiss

One day I was giving my little niece some instructions on "emphasis.

Our Saviour

Christ Truth, the spiritual idea of being, is Emanuel, "God with us," which saves from sin, disease, and death.