Editorials

In the Traveller, under this title, Mrs. S.

Its whole title is as follows:— Life: its Nature, Origin, Development; and the Psychical related to the Physical. The author believes in human immortality, and in a spiritually personal Ruler, whose light beams even through the clouds.

Paper is cheap in these days, and so is postage. Therefore, oh correspondents! please put your lines further apart, write in a large hand, leave plenty of space between words and sentences, and don't think it needful to crowd all your matter into one or two pages.

Two Scientists were riding in a steam-car recently. Their conversation turned upon the wonderful power of Truth to quickly destroy beliefs of fever and other diseases.

The Strawberry Festival at the residence of Mrs. M.

" I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of the Lord. " So said one of old; and this is the sentiment of one who should be mentioned in connection with the church work in Boston—our usher, Richard Palmer, C.

When Jacob Hertline, of Brooklyn, was said to be dying of hydrophobia a week or two ago, it was remarked in these columns that his madness was probably due to a strong imagination, rather than a dog's bite. The poor man was bothered by a strike which affected his business; and when he broke down entirely, his nervousness was attributed to rabies.

In this beautiful place, provided by the late Edwin Forrest for aged and needy members of his profession, several actors and actresses reside. Among them is one to whom was sent, by a friend, a package of Christian Science Journals.

This paper has a pleasant word about our JOURNAL. In the same number may be read how Mr.

As the discoverer of the Science of Mind-healing, and the Founder and President of the first Metaphysical College for teaching it, I owe it to the public to state, that a book called Mind-cure on a Material Basis, by Sarah E. Titcomb, is shockingly unreliable, incorrect, and misleading on the subject of Christian Science, and my students will sustain me in this assertion.