The Industrial Student, a spicy periodical published at Camp Hill, Alabama, thus facetiously refers to a suggestion to start a sanitarium in that place:—
Novelists
, poets, historians, magazine writers, and newspaper scribes have for years rung the changes on the theme of the North American Indian, writes a contributor to the Providence Journal.
The
Territory of Arizona is a vast museum of natural curiosities, including many of the most wonderful in all the world, says a wirter in the Chicago Record.
The
difference between the ignorance of Christian Science and the understanding of it, is like the difference between groping timidly along a dark road, with the purpose and the end of the journey utterly unknown, and that of walking fearlessly along an illuminated pathway, conscious of a glorious purpose and an end which, if still unknown, can bring nothing but Love.
