Editorials

The Papyrus

A mechanically neat and clean looking little monthly publication is The Papyrus, published at Stamford, Conn.
King Edward VII.
We herewith republish Queen Victoria's accession address, which was likewise a marvel of simplicity, reflecting the character of her who was destined to reign for so many years.

Victoria

The following dispatch appearing in the afternoon daily newspapers of Tuesday, January 22, announced an event of world-wide importance and sent a thrill of sadness throughout Christendom:—
The mission of Christianity is to bring joy and gladness into the lives of mortals.
Pleasant View, Concord, N.

Limitations

This is especially manifest in his endeavors to free himself from the bondage of sickness and suffering.
In Hebrews we read: God "hath in these last days spoken unto us by his Son, whom he hath appointed heir of all things.

Monument to Baron and Baroness de Hirsch

A Monument is soon to be erected in Central Park, New York, in commemoration of the eradication of racial prejudice.
Upon request from the clerk of a church where a lecture is to be given, copies of the Sentinel will be sent by mail, postpaid, for free distribution to strangers and inquirers at the lecture.
Upon the recommendation of a Christian Scientist who is known to the Publishing Society, the Sentinel and the Journal will be sent free for one year to any public library having a reading room.

Further Newspaper Corrections

In the last issue of the Sentinel we published several corrections of misstatements concerning Christian Science.