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MUCH is being said to-day of depleted capital and unemployment, and individuals are voicing a situation that has spread throughout the world until it has involved almost the entire human race. It seems to be a question entailing much uncertainty and suffering.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE is teaching all who will listen the lesson of true giving and receiving. Regardless of his religious belief, anyone who has learned to sacrifice his sense of ease in matter, and to face the arguments and fears of a materially-minded world, in order to bring greater freedom to all, has touched Christ's robe and is thereby proving his usefulness to God and his fellow men.

THE power of God as revealed and made usable in Christian Science operates directly upon the beliefs of material existence. The infinite wisdom of divine Mind, including spiritual vision and understanding, can be used for any good purpose by any individual, regardless of either youth or age.

ALMOST everybody reads newspapers. The individual as well as the nation can be influenced by the news which is sent forth through the press.

THE Christian Science movement is one of the greatest organizations for good in the world, and to be connected with it may be considered a rare privilege. One of the greatest blessings and opportunities for growth which can come to a Christian Scientist is membership in a branch church.

THOSE who have learned the unsatisfying nature of a life actuated by selfish motives welcome Christian Science with its proof of the satisfaction arising from a deep desire to obey God and serve mankind. As the inevitable fears born of selfishness are dropped, thought is freed to begin the demonstration of man's at-one-ment with God.

TO what extent should one expect good in one's daily experience? Clear and practical instruction on this subject was given to Abram, when he was told to lift up his eyes from the place where he stood and look in all directions—to the north, south, east, and west, and the measure of his receiving was set forth thus, "All the land which thou seest, to thee will I give it, and to thy seed for ever. " Abram knew the value of looking away from self and self-interests, for he had no apprehension of loss or lack when quieting the strife between his herdsmen and those of Lot, who saw only many cattle and the scarcity of pasturage and water for them.

MOSES, leading the Israelites out of bondage after Pharaoh had so reluctantly allowed them to leave Egypt, had journeyed, so we read in Exodus, from Succoth, "and encamped in Etham, in the edge of the wilderness. " Thus far the advance, though perhaps long and trying, had encountered no interference; the Lord had gone before them, a pillar of cloud by day and of fire by night, guiding them each step of the way.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE has been revealed to restore "the bond of perfectness," the spiritual understanding of divine Love and its constructive operation in human affairs. Its means are purely spiritual, and its results are necessarily humanly evidenced.

CONTRASTING terms often serve to clarify views. There is no uncertainty in the Word of God, as voiced by Isaiah, "I the Lord speak righteousness, I declare things that are right.