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The following bit of experience is related for the help it may furnish to those who have trouble with the financial problem. It is not claimed that the plan is new, but its application, as here illustrated, is believed to be decidedly practical.

I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me .

Over nine years ago I sat in the depths of despair, with no hope in my heart, no light, no joy, and no prospect of ever being happy again. I had laid away, one by one, my loved ones, until I was left in my home with only one daughter, and now I was told I must give her up too.

Business man of to-day, are you thoroughly satisfied with yourself? Are you satisfied with the health and strength, and with the unseen mind power which you possess to conduct your business smoothly, harmoniously, and successfully, whether the business capacity be executive or subordinate? Why is this business capital (for it is nothing less, as we will presently prove) of yours so very weak, uncertain, and discouraging in many ways? Why does it fail you so often, upset all your calculations many times in a season, destroy your most cherished plans, cause the cancellation of orders many, and the transference to loss and gain account of many charges you had counted on realizing? And again, and most important, why is this weakness responsible for the "skeleton in your closet," the presence of which few business men can honestly deny, and which is the sole cause of the great majority of failures in the business world? You may not know that this lack of strength and power is responsible, but nevertheless this is a fact, and a scientific one, and, as such, can be proven and demonstrated. Now, let us talk frankly and honestly, as one business man to another—no sentiment, no waste of words,—and to the point.

But I say unto you, That every idle word that men shall speak they shall give account thereof in the day of judgment For by thy words thou shall be justified, and by thy words thou shalt be condemned. —Matt.

In the course of his sermon in the Church of the Divine Paternity, on "The Sermon on the Mount, and the Idea of Heaven," Rev. Dr.

The true elixir will consist of a ruling consciousness of man's spiritual heritage of wholeness, and the recognition of the fact that disease, pain, and inharmony are abnormal, and that their existence is due to a network of sensuous beliefs in which man's animalism and materiality have bound him, and which have inverted his nature. An important element in the elixir will be the mental absorption of the fact that "God is love," and that "in Him we live and move and have our being.

Akron , O. , March 27.

Upon one occasion it happened that a malaria germ was transported from his native heath to the system of a man. And the man, being convinced that he had an unwelcome guest within, sent for a doctor.

As a sequel to his sermon on "The Truths of Spiritualism,"' the Rev. E.