Letters & Conversations

Dear Friends :—Having been a great sufferer for many years, and under other medical treatment receiving no lasting benefit, I determined to make a trial of the new method of healing attracting so much attention from Boston pulpits and press. Accordingly I sent for one of the Christian Science practitioners, Mrs.

Dear Friends,—Time and again I have read the records of your success in applying the Truth you have gathered from these two sources, the book and the journal, and rejoiced that so many have so well received the Word into waiting fertile soil that it has sprung up good seed towards the "healing of the nations. " But do you ever suspect what you miss of the spirit of that Word by not listening to it as it falls directly from the lips of its living and only interpreter, Mrs Mary Eddy, the author of "Science and Health," and the editor of this journal? If you wanted to understand perfectly any other science you would not think of poring over abstruse treatises on it and being satisfied therewith, though you might be able, in a crude way, and after a certain fashion, to demonstrate some of its mighty verities.

The following letter to her brother, is from one of our students, member of a class at the Massachusetts Metaphysical College in 1883:— Somerville, July 18, 1883. My Dear Brother:— I feel sure that Christian love will enable you to bear with me while I make my statement in defence of having accepted "Christian Science.