with contributions from ERASMUS, H. G. WESTON, HORACE MANN, HENRY G. SPAULDING, F. W. ROBERTSON, MARTIN LUTHER, ROBERT W. WALLACE, LUCY LARCOM, BROOKS FOSS WESTCOTT
It was a teaching of some of the wise men of ancient time that in intellect and morals every person gives shape to his own character, becomes the architect of his own fortune.
"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," printed from new plates, with lines numbered, and with important revisions by the author, is now ready for distribution.
At the turning point of the centuries there comes usually a questioning of heart, a deep dissatisfaction with traditional beliefs, and a thirsty hoping for satisfying truth, so that men cry out after God.
Watching his opportunity, as the mad giant made a rush at him, Hercules caught him round the middle with both hands, lifted him high into the air, and held him aloft overhead.
Not long ago I had occasion to visit a room which was lined with mirrors and brilliantly lighted with electric lamps so placed and shaded as to produce the effect of great brightness without an unpleasant glare.
