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(The following concludes the remarks of Mr. Kimball at the Bloomington Chantauqua.

"As Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it; .

MISS SARAH J. CLARK REPLIES TO REV.

Outline of a sermon delivered in the Church of Christ, Scientist, Detroit, Michigan, by Annie M. Knott, C.

In this receding year of religious Jubilee, 1894, I, as an individual, would cordially invite all persons who have left our fold, together with those who never were in it, — all who love God and keep His commandments, to come and unite with the Mother Church in Boston. Coming thus they should be welcomed as of old, greeted as brethren endeavoring to walk with us hand in hand as we journey to the Celestial City.

To the Editor of the Sentinel. After having read the discourse about Christian Science in your issue of June S by Rev.

The Christian Science Journal for September composes remarkable symposium of lesson and lecture. "Christian Science in Business," by George W.

"Farther out! yet how much farther? Count the milestones, one by one. Yea! not counting, only trusting— It is better farther on!" Who am I? Whence came I? Whither am I going? Grave and momentous questions —fully and satisfactorily answered in Christian Science! This great truth grasped by the earnest student is not incompatible with the every-day duties of a busy existence.

[The following thoughts by a lawyer friend who only a short time since began to read Science and Health and the Journal, are gladly published, as showing the readiness with which the receptive mind grasps much of the truth of Christian Science, and for the help they may be to others. — Ed.

Love softly uttered "Unity," and Freedom had its birth; Then ceased the man-made tumult and the weary strife of earth. Each searching eye was lifted from the dull and lowly sod And recognized in ever-present Love, one Common Father,— God.