Editorials

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A Serious Mischance

Archibald McLellan

The failure of many attempts made in the United States to secure special legislation in behalf of the medical fraternity, has not deterred the Ontario Medical Association from making a similar attempt in Canada.
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Mrs. Eddy's Requests

Editor with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy

The following article is copied from The Boston Herald of July 13, and we take pleasure in republishing it so that there may be no excuse for misunderstanding our Leader's position respecting this important matter.
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Signs of the Times

Mary Baker Eddy

Is God infinite?
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An Amended By-law

Editor

In Branch Churches.
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Blessings and Responsibilities

Annie M. Knott

Another Communion season in the branch churches of our denomination is over, and many have doubtless been inspired by its lessons to bring forth "more fruit," even as the Master required of all his followers.
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The Bane of Superficiality

John B. Willis

Religious history is the chronicle of a series of revelations through isolated leaders who were the sages and prophets of their day.
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A Letter of Thanks

Mary Baker G. Eddy

Pleasant View, Concord, N.
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The Book of the Presidents

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MR.
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A Garden Gleaning

John B. Willis

THOSE who are cultivating their acquaintance with the flowers these sunny days, will not doubt the statement that Paradise was a garden, nor question that the roses and lilies are its most fitting symbols.
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The Nation and the True Man

Annie M. Knott

As individuals advance in years, they are very apt to ask themselves, when their birthdays come to remind them of the high hopes with which they set sail on life's voyage, whether or not they have realized these hopes, and thinkers are wont to question the past and the future no less seriously each time the nation's natal day comes with' the revolving years.
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The Relation of Sickness and Poverty

Archibald McLellan

SOME persons who have attended our Wednesday evening meetings for the first time have been more or less mystified and unfavorably impressed by the fact that many references are made by the speakers to the great improvement which has taken place in their financial condition since they have accepted Christian Science as their rule of living; and because the connection between sickness and poverty has not been understood, although a little thought upon the subject would have shown them that the two are usually as closely related as parent and child, these investigators have gone away from the meetings in a somewhat dissatisfied frame of mind.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy

I have  the pleasure of saying, that, on June 27, 1905, my beloved student, Mrs.