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We need never be alarmed at the perilous condition of Truth; for, of all things,  that  seems to me the best capable of taking care of itself. E.

Chestnuts. Lately there has been much talk about the origin of the word chestnut, as applied to stale jokes.

The Father Divine would at times seem to press peculiar claims upon His offspring, even lay the whole realm of creation under tribute, that thereby the glories of Mind might be revealed, His right of sovereignty, who would deny? And he who will lend an attentive ear to the still, small voice, may move onward and upward in the heavenly course. This way was indicated in remote ages, by prophet and seer; but in more recent times God spake through his Son, and by His Holy Spirit.

Other foundation can no man lay, than that is laid, which is Christ, Jesus. I Cor.

Is it nothing to you, all ye that pass by?  I Samuel i. 12.

Whom I have delivered unto Satan, that they may learn not to blaspheme. I Timothy i.

I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life. John xiv.

Chickering Hall.   March 7, 1886, Mr.

Fifty years ago intelligent people, everywhere in the United States, were beginning to talk about two remarkable women, destined not so much to shine in historic annals, as to aid in shaping the moral destiny of their age. Thousands of readers thank Catherine H.

The cadences from time past, the inspiration of the present, the mutterings and golden glimmerings of the future, answer with indisputable, knowledge-laden tongue, No! Great as may have been the affirmations of the Science, with its imperial dawn of the present unfolding of Truth,—flinging its aurora high over the mountain-tops of a false theology, and into the caverns of superstition,—there come other revelations, whose record shall be greater than that which Time has written on the scroll of the past. The pioneers of intellectual, spiritual, and moral developments, which long since passed into the eternity of the ages, have but broken up the fallow ground for a greater advancement, wherein is hidden the more precious germs of Truth; to be followed again by those to whom the dispensation of revelation shall bring a more glorious awakening.