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In The Church Reformer , an Episcopalian publication edited by Mr. Stewart D.

TRUE DEMONSTRATION

THE question often comes to me, What is true demonstration? I always find the same answer. It is our daily life.

KEY

AT the National Christian Science Association which met in 1890, a letter from Rev. Mary B.

A STRING OF PEARLS

RECENTLY visiting one of our large stores I saw on exhibition a necklace of pearls of rare beauty, and to mortal sense, one of great price, but oh! so different from the pearl of great price "which, when the merchant had found, he sold all that he had and bought it, for to him it was like unto the kingdom of heaven. " As I gazed upon it, I thought of the string of pearls I am finding in our blessed Science and Health.

AN incident of unusual significance to the cause of Christian Science, came to my notice within a few days and I hasten to send it to the Journal. In the midst of the poor district of one of our largest western cities, there is a free night-school for boys and girls from the age of five years and upwards, founded and maintained by a philanthropic citizen of the city who has become an active and devoted Christian Scientist since founding the school a few years ago.

BELIEVEST THOU THIS?

Whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this? John xi, 26.

TYPES: MOSES, JESUS, MARY

THE moral law, or the Ten Commandments, of which Moses was the type, when spiritually interpreted, becomes the law of Life or Truth which heals the sick on the basis of the one Mind of God, namely, Christian Science. Jesus, the offspring of the immaculate conception, or the true conception of purity, and holiness said: "Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets.

CARD

In reply to all invitations from Chicago to share the hospitality of their beautiful homes at any time during the great wonder of the world—the World's Fair—I say: Do not expect me. I have no desire to see or to hear what is offered upon this approaching occasion.

THE POWER OF IMAGINATION

Yesterday The Citizen printed a short account of the narrow escape of Hiram Austin at the gas works. It was rather a remarkable escape, and now comes another very strange incident in connection with the affair.

NOT long ago, a drama from life was enacted in Southern California, that at one time threatened to be a tragedy, and that was witnessed from beginning to end, with the most intense interest by the faithful Scientists of Riverside and San Bernardino. The scene was a courtroom in San Bernardino where a Scientist was tried for manslaughter.