Editorials

THE SOURCE OF STRENGTH

In the Bible the word strength and its derivatives are used between three and four hundred times, and in almost every instance the text points to God as the source thereof.
Christian Science teaches clearly that all human interests and conditions are to be embraced in that right consciousness, that active perception of divinely lawful rights and relations, which in its nature and effects is always vicarious.

THE SUIT FORMALLY DISMISSED

On Monday last the action which was commenced in Mrs.

"MORE FRUIT."

At this season of the year we think naturally of the fruits of the earth and remember the Divine promise, "Seedtime and harvest shall not fail.

THE TRUE RICHES

It has been well said that "it requires a philosophical mood to seek the undeterminate good," and the Christian teaching which has begotten a sense of spiritual realities as far-removed and intangible is in no small degree responsible for the fact that so-called material good, rather than spiritual, commands for the most part the world's attention.

"POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS."

Any one who takes the trouble to analyze his own peculiar beliefs and those of his friends, will not be surprised to find that superstition is at the root of most of them, but we doubt whether very many realize how widespread is the belief which exists in the popular superstitions of the day.
He who would fill out the larger measure of an effective life must acquire and maintain a right sense of proportion, the breadth and balance of view which interdicts that lop-sided estimate of things described by an Oxford professor as an "overemphasis of a half truth.

"FISHERS OF MEN"

It is very significant, with respect to the moral and religious outlook at the present time, that many of the churches are admitting their failure to meet the needs of a large class, and are taking steps to remedy past neglect.

PROFITING BY EXPERIENCE

The old saying that "experience is the best teacher" has been brought home to many of us through our failure to heed the lessons we should have drawn from the experience of others, and this is true of organizations as surely as it is of individuals.

HUMANITY'S QUEST

A month ago there passed through the streets of Winnipeg, Man.

LORD DUNMORE

[Christian Scientists who were privileged to become acquainted with Lord Dunmore in his various visits to this country, were quick to recognize his integrity; his many lovable qualities as a man and a Christian; his intense devotion to Christian Science and his loyalty to Mrs.

A BENEDICTION

[Copy of Cablegram.