In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

For several months past Christian Science has been occupying the attention of our people, because of the reports of some wonderful cures being effected through the assistance of Christian Science, which caused your scribe to drop in at a meeting last Wednesday, which happened to be what is called a testimonial meeting.

A Plain Statement

Had any one predicted five years ago that I would write the following statement, I should have ridiculed the idea.

A Pleasant Incident

During the month of August, while their own church was undergoing repairs and redecoration, the congregation of First Church of Christ, Scientist, in St.

A Rich Legacy

A million dollar Polar expedition is now planned by Scientists of Europe, England and Germany uniting in it.

Faithfulness Rewarded

The truth of the Scriptural words, "Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them," has been so beautifully fulfilled at Macatawa Park, Michigan, during this summer's season, that we cannot longer withhold the good tidings from those whom we know will be glad to hear.
As one might scatter Easter flowers amidst a throng, bringing fond messages of spring and beauty to many a weary pilgrim, though some should miss their mark and, falling, exhale their fragrance beneath unthinking feet; so let us strew with open hand, kind deeds and loving thoughts to all around, and these sweet messages of Love Divine will bring to many a sorrowing heart, to each receptive soul, a gentle peace, a holy aspiration toward the Good; the Beautiful, the True; and though misunderstanding and mistrust may oft reject these proffered blooms of heavenly growth, yet even thus rejected will they leave behind some subtle fragrance of Elysian fields, some sweetly penetrating essence of a Love Divine.
There is in the hands of the Publishing Society a large number of the pamphlet, "Christian Science History.
One of the strangest defences ever offered in a court is that made by the Edison Electric Illuminating Company, of Paterson, N.
"I EXPECTED a gale.
To the Honorable Board of Aldermen.
It is only five years since we first heard of a wonderful Italian boy who was erecting poles on his father's estates in Italy with a view to establishing electric communication between them without wires.
I knew a lady who was a Christian, but a very uncomfortable and unhappy Christian, and who made everybody unhappy around her, and had the special peculiarity that, while she kept good enough in her own room, when she went out of the family all the prickles came out, and she was exceedingly disagreeable.