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The best minds of the age, sceptical as to innovations, of sober habits of thought, and accustomed to weigh evidence and sift facts, have come to the conclusion that the scientific faith foretold as the foundation of the "Church of the Future" is fulfilled in the doctrine and practical working of the New Church lately established in our midst—the Church of Christ, Scientist. A few months ago it would not have been safe to whisper in the ears of the most conservative that puritanical intolerance had not died out of even the unconscious mind of this age.

The monthly meeting of the C. S.

C. A.

Extracts from three letters to Mrs. T.

Suppressing every human motive—a profound self-annihilation before the Being of beings; retaining no will but His, surrendering ourselves to Him with a resignation without limit, a confidence without bounds; having but one only unique inextinguishable desire, that of surmounting every obstacle between ourselves and the light,—this is the way we have to travel to reach our grand aim.

From the Boston Traveller: "The Church of Christ (Scientist) had their meeting Easter Sunday at Hawthorn Rooms, which were crowded one hour before service commenced, and half an hour before the arrival of the pastor, Rev. Mary B.

It is a matter of regret that so few students knew of the intended discussion of Christian Science by the Baptist ministers at their conference of the 27th ult. Rev.

Did you ever know a squirrel? I did, only last summer. We didn't get on well together at first.

In a state of vision, or wakefulness, I cannot tell which, I saw floating over my head four words: "Thy will be done. " The words first appeared black and heavy, like iron.

The curse of humanity is the inherent habit of holding fast to traditions. On the other hand, it is unwise to be seduced by every doctrine.