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We herewith republish from the Denver Republican of November 9, the following letter, which is self explanatory. We may add that the source from which the malicious stories therein referred to emanate, is well known.

From the Sunday Herald, Syracuse, N. Y.

About two years ago, in our Association work, we took up the "church" thought and tried to demonstrate, in our lives, what the true church meant. We laid our "foundation stones" in purity, honesty, and spiritual unity.

We have received copies of many newspapers containing editorials, pro and con, on the case of Harold Frederic. The more careful and fair-minded editors write coolly and sensibly upon the questions involved.

What an uplifting thought that will be to all mankind, when we shall have but one God, one mind, and shall love all things and be loved by all. Then the God-given power and dominion will be made manifest, as Christian Science teaches.

What a sweet assurance of the Father's loving care is given us in the Twenty-third Psalm. As we read, a sense of calm trustfulness comes in to take the place of doubt and anxiety, and it dawns upon us that our Father is not a harsh, frowning task-master, but a patient, gentle Shepherd, who slumbers not; a Shepherd who will safely guard and tenderly guide each one of His flock.

The Greeks seek after wisdom: But we preach Christ crucified, unto the Jews a stumblingblock, and unto the Greeks foolishness; But unto them which are called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God, and the wisdom of God. 1 Corinthians, 1:22-24.

" No one thing," wrote Henry Ward Beecher, "does human life need more than a kind consideration of men's faults. " Every one sins; every one needs forbearance.

[The full value of the following article can only be had by a careful reading of the Bible references in connection with the author's comments. Read thus, the article is most helpful and convincing, as it shows how strictly are the conclusions of the Christian Science text-book from which Mr.

Before the Christmas Bells shall ring, allow me to improvise some new notes, not specially musical, to be sure, but admirably adapted to the key of my feeling, and emphatically phrasing strict observance, or note well. This year, my beloved Christian Scientists, you must grant me my request, namely, that I be permitted total exemption from Christmas gifts.