When
the Thirteenth Minnesota Volunteers marched away, there went with them, as one of their number, a young brother of mine, a boy of scarcely eighteen.
Some Christians, as in time of trial they look at one of God's promises, are like an old man, a friend of mine, when he first looked upon the narrow suspension bridge just overhanging the falls of Niagara, with the raging, foaming water far beneath.
Editor People and Patriot:—In a recent issue of your paper, in an article on Christian Science, occurs a statement which might lead the reader to suppose that the Massachusetts Metaphysical College, of which our eminent citizen, Mrs.
Editor Courier, Dear Sir:—In your edition of December 21, 1899, was a letter signed Veritas, in which the writer ostensibly attacks Christian Science as a religion, but in reality attacks Christianity.
