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Chicago, May 11. —Mrs.

" About the year 1862 my health was failing rapidly; and I employed a distinguished mesmerist, Mr. P.

The following opportune and instructive message from the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science was read at the regular Wednesday evening meeting of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Concord, on the date which it bears:— First Church of Christ, Scientist, Concord, N. H.

It is with pleasure I certify that after months of incessant toil and at great expense, Mr. Henry P.

We publish in this issue of the Journal the lecture which Mr. Carol Norton, C.

[The following views of the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy upon the subject of the Trinity, are known to us to be those uniformly held and expressed by her.

[The following is to be inserted in Article XXXII. on Board of Lectureship and the clause relating to prayer placed under its proper heading in Manual.

Editor of The Commercial Advertiser: Sir — Over the signature "A Priest of the Church," somebody, kindly referring to my address to the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Concord, N. H.

Progress at Pueblo About nine years ago Christian Science was first introduced in Pueblo by one of Mrs. Eddy's loyal students.

An increasing sense of gratitude for the manifold blessings we are constantly receiving from the hand of Love, through our dear Mother, and the feast of good things our treasured Journal brings to us each month, causes me to try to express my gratitude and to "Distribute what God has given me of experience, hope, faith, and understanding. " It may comfort the heart of the writer of "A Voice from the Desert" in the August (1898) number of the Journal, to learn of one of the instances where her "experience" has helped another.