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Editor of Journal: I Will comply with your request to write an analysis of my husband's case because so many things are to be learned from it. Before we studied Science we were always together, and were of one opinion so much that we were called among our friends "the twins.

"Fear them not, therefore; for there is Nothing covered that shall not be revealed; And hid, that shall not be known. " — Matt.

Detach the sense from the body, or matter,—only attached to it through human belief,— and you may learn the meaning of God, or good, and the nature of the immutable and immortal. Breaking away from the mutations of time and sense, you will neither lose the solid objects and ends of Life, nor your own identity.

"A word spoken in due season how good it is. "— Proverbs xv.

Jesus was the Founder of Christian Science. His demonstrations over the beliefs of matter made him "the Way, the Truth, and the Life," for them, and for them only,  who follow in the footsteps of his demonstrations.

The history of the Journal makes a curious chapter in the exhibition of mental phenomena brought out by the growth of Science in human consciousness. Its first number was issued in April, 1883, by the Discoverer of Christian Science, and was at first a small eight page sheet published only once in two months.

This is the law of Truth to error, "Thou shalt surely die. " This law is a divine energy.

At the meeting of the Association at Hotel Boylston, February 5, a student cited the words of Jesus, "Put up thy sword," in the course of a discussion of certain proposed disciplinary action towards students who were expelled some months ago for "immorality. " At the conclusion of the discussion, our Teacher said the following "word in due season.

Every superintendent of a Christian Science Sunday school, and every teacher of a Sunday class in Christian Science, not connected with a Sunday school, is earnestly requested to send a report of the present number of scholars, and of the foundation and growth of the work. Christian Science is as yet weak in the line of church organization; perhaps it will continue so for a long time to come.

One of the greatest crimes practiced in, or known to, the ages, is mental assassination. A mind liberated from the beliefs of sense, to do good, by perverting its power becomes warped into the lines of evil without let or hindrance.