The following is taken from an editorial in the Chicago Inter-Ocean, called out by Joseph Dana Miller's interesting article, "The Growth of Christian Science," in the July issue of The Era:— "It is a notable fact that the adherents of Christian Science are, as a rule, from the well-to-do part of the community. Most members of its churches have had large advantages of education and have been fortunate in their worldly affairs.
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