[The
following letter from our Leader appeared in the Concord paper of Wednesday last, and we know that all who experienced the hospitality of the citizens of Concord will thank her for having expressed the sentiments which all felt so deeply.
It
is an aphorism of the business world that it pays to follow the line of least restistance, and the practical wisdom of the proposition strongly commends it.
WITHIN
the past few months we have received many testimonies substantiating the healing of broken bones and speedy recovery from the results of various accidents, and while our limited space has not permitted the publication of all these cases, we have given enough to prove the truth of our Leader's words.
The
history of ethical movements is usually the chronicle of a body of earnest adherents to some vital idea who band themselves together for its advancement.
A very
striking but entirely explicable phase of the irrepressible conflict between the spiritual and the material has presented itself in a rather undignified interchange of condemnatory compliments between some of the prominent ministers and the equally prominent physicians of one of our cities.