Editorials

Mrs. Eddy's Successor

We desire to correct an error which inadvertently appeared in the following statement by Mrs.
One of the leading features of the June Arena is a symposium on Christian Science which is editorially referred to in that magazine as follows:—
"Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself," was one of the hard sayings of the Master.
In this distinctly utilitarian age, it is not surprising that the question of practical value should be promptly presented to every progressive idea claiming recognition and approval
"The Supreme Court of Indiana has decided that a licensed practising physician is not legally bound to attend any patient for whom he is called, although he may have served as family physician for the sick person's family in the past, and he is not liable for damages for refusing to answer calls.
The recent resignation of Prof.
The Poughkeepsie.
It is very gratifying to all Christian Scientists, to note the number of competent witnesses who are voluntarily offering their testimony in refutation of mis-statements and misrepresentations which, through ignorance or prejudice, have been made of our faith.
Christian Science does not mean that we shall lead lives of indolence and ease.

Mrs. Eddy's Successor

In a recent interview which appeared in the columns of the New York Herald, the Rev.

Contagion

IT certainly is rather discouraging! For years humanity has been definitely instructed that the spread of contagious disease was effected through the bacteria of the sputum, the spores of the atmosphere, tainted water, clothing, etc.
IN view of the fact that the authorities of Harvard College have voted to confer the degree of LL.