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Being an Evolutionist, at least in the study of disease, I would bring forward some thoughts on the subject. Wherein does the Truth—Evolution in Disease— clash with the Truth of The Word of God? Wherein is it dishonoring to God? I am from conviction a Believer in the Bible, as well as having been brought up in "The faith; "but I am from observation and conviction, an Evolutionist also, as regards Evolution in Disease.

Scholastic Theology elaborates the proposition that evil is a factor of good, and to believe in the reality of evil is accessory to a rounded sense of the existence of good. This frail hypothesis is founded on the basis of material and mortal evidence, only what the senses confirm and human reason accepts.

St. Paul speaks of what we understand to be the new birth as "waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of the body.

Description of the Latest and Most Remarkable of Boston's Remarkable Productions. A Revival of the Primitive Christian Method of Curing Diseases, and the Science of the Process.

Dear Reader . —As we send to you by this paper many a hint and suggestion of "Christian Science," many a statement of its truth, as yet but faintly comprehended, (and which never would have been, but for the untiring energy, the self-sacrificing toil, the divine perseverance of some one), and many a demonstration supported by living witnesses, we would call your attention to the time, the cost, the years of unrequited labor, the patience, the moral courage, the unwearied zeal, and immortal love that some one has exercised, that some one has been true to, that some one has been bravely brave in defending, and that some one has worked to bless, not themselves alone, but all mankind.

"Have you ever tried the faith-cure" asked a solemn stranger of a gentleman in a Brooklyn street-car. "I have," was the answer.

When will people learn that the mind rules the body? When will they realize that they might be strong, blooming, and attractive, if they would only think so? They regard debility as inevitable. Throw such folly to the winds.

A bill in equity was filed in the U. S.

Reading the history of the primitive ages, we cannot but notice the fact, that the characteristic which elevated a man above his fellows was simply physical strength combined with physical courage. The man of strongest muscle was known as a hero.

The above scripture in neither its origin nor preservation was intended for a rod to hold over the heads of men, or a threat to intimidate them, but on the contrary, a blessed assurance of the unselfish watchful care of a dear Friend, who has a love prompting the seeking and bringing back every wanderer from the fold of Christ. Let us examine the narrative of Hagar in the desert.