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We all know her—she is simply the woman of the past with an added grace—a newer charm. Some of her dearest ones call her "selfish" because she thinks so much of herself she spends her whole time helping others.

DR. Joseph Parker , of the London Temple, has recently stated his views regarding the possibilities of the twentieth century.

It is interesting to see how natural science in its last analysis of matter, in its answer to the question what is matter?— lends its aid to elucidating the statements of Christian Science regarding matter. Such passages from the Scriptures as "God is all and there is none beside Him; in Him we live and move and have our being"; and from Christian Science as There is no life, substance or intelligence in matter," are confirmed in natural science by the atomic theory: "Matter is divided into infinitely minute particles, each being separated from all others by surrounding space.

Error is quite often expressed in the following sentence: "Christian Science is so hard. " Elijah said, 1st Kings 1821, "How long halt ye between two opinions? If the Lord be God, follow him; but if Baal, then follow him"; and when we allow such an opinion to escape our lips, or even to form itself in thought have we not chosen Baal? Let us consider this sentence in the light of reason.

You know that I have been an Atheist, and all that the word implies; that this life ends all was my firm belief, and that I should ever change this belief to the contrary seemed utterly impossible and ridiculous. But Truth came and prevailed.

Three weeks ago I began to investigate Christian Science, and to-night my heart is full. I must speak of its wonderful magnitude of blessing, its beauty and its power.

Paris, March 3. —The year 1895 will be a remarkable one, both from the astronomical and religious point of view.

A Sense of discouragement often does much to prevent the demonstration of Truth, and retard our spiritual progress. To overcome this error is a most desirable and important work, and whatever gives assistance in this direction bestows a lasting benefit.

We copy from a private letter:— "We are finding much good in our morning services. We have been in line with the Mother Church since my return home.

"We have an altar, whereof they have no right to eat which serve the tabernacle. "— Heb.