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The National Christian Scientist Association has brought us together to minister and to be ministered unto, to mutually aid one another in finding ways and means for helping the whole human family, to quicken and extend the interest already felt in a higher mode of medicine, to watch with eager joy the individual growth of Christian Scientists, and the progress of our common cause in Chicago, — this miracle of the Occident. We come to strengthen and perpetuate our organizations and institutions, and to find strength in union, — strength to build up, through God's right hand, that pure and undefiled religion whose Science demonstrates God and the perfectibility of man.

When quite a youth Franklin went to London, entered a printing-office, and inquired if he could get employment. "Where are you from?" inquired the foreman.

The far-seeing thought of our times is becoming more and more imbued with Christian Science. The pulpit is sounding the depth of its spiritual philosophy.

" Will the railroad go at ten o'clock?" This was the question asked of the station-master at the ticket-office, by a blight boy of fifteen. "No!" replied the station-master.

"Why , the stamp on this letter has not been cancelled," said Mr. Martin Moore, taking up an envelop which had been postmarked with pen from a country postoffice.

The following interesting sketch is partly taken from the Leeds Mercury, England , and was written by ALFRED RIMMER: There are few more beautiful parts of England, or, indeed, we may say Europe, than the district in which Knaresborough is situated.

Seek ye first the Kingdom of God, and His righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. Matthew vi.

Have faith in God. Mark xi.

His mother kept all these sayings in her heart. Luke ii.

Lord, who hath believed our report? John xii. 38.