Editorials

From the sprightly little paper called Among the Clouds, published at Mt.
The North American Review for August, 1901, contains a ten page article from the pen of Mr.
A writer in The Baptist Watchman says, "There is a certain class of minds which would repudiate the New Testament revelation if it should turn out that the mustardseed is not actually the least of all seeds.
In the account of the dedication of the church at Beatrice, Nebraska, published in the July Journal, there was an omission which we gladly take occasion to supply herewith.
The Universalist Leader has a correct conception of the office of a religious journal.
The Rev.

Mrs. Conger not There

We gladly republish from the New York Journal the following self-explanatory letter of Mrs.
Whether our good friend, The Watchman, a Baptist journal, is aware of it or not, the sentiments contained in the following articles—"A Sunny Disposition," and "The Sanctity of Home"—are in exact accord with the Christian Science doctrine.
There is a wide distinction between overcoming evil and overlooking evil.
The New York Journal of Sunday, July 7, publishes an interesting account of the visit of Christian Scientists to the home of Rev.
The teaching of Christian Science is the teaching of Christianity pure and simple.

An Interesting Letter

Early in June the Hon.