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Once more, under the pretence of ''regulating the practice of medicine and surgery," the attempt is made in the legislature to abridge the right of the people of this commonwealth to regulate their own domestic affairs. This sort of prohibitory legislation may be well meant, but it is nevertheless grotesquely out of place in a state which boasts of the intelligence and the freedom of its citizens.

At the last Harvard Commencement, President Elliot made the following remarks: Brethren, the president of the day has spoken of the influence which the university aims to exert through the whole range of education. I will speak of a few of these.

Nothing is truer than that in judging others we measure ourselves. By indicting Christian Science Practice, and recommending the Legislature to prohibit, the Oneida County (N.

The question of pay for treatment which is a stumbling block to most young Scientists, to me seemed insurmountable. As I could not move it out of my way I had constantly gone around it.

Before coming into Christian Science, the word dominion had no meaning to us, although we had read and re-read in Genesis, that man was given "dominion over all the earth. " We, of all people, can rejoice that we are being led out of the wilderness.

The Christian Science and mind cure practitioners have created excitement in medical ranks not exceeded since the regular profession attempted to sit down upon the water curists and homeopaths. The water cure fad adapted itself, so far as it was good to all schools of practice, while homeopathy fought, till it secured an equal foothold legally with the regular school.

Love worketh no ill to his neighbor: therefore love is the fulfilling of the law. Romans 13: 10.

And they were all with one accord in one place. " It is said upon good authority that "Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress" was a century old before its true lesson dawned upon the Christian world of thought.

The birth,— the first coming of the Christ to a long waiting world,— and the resurrection of the Christ, the reappearing to the stricken and sorrowing disciples, are to me the two most beautiful and love-inspiring themes in all the gospel of glad tidings. For many centuries the Christ's coming had been prophesied; but the Jewish people, bowing in adoration to that which symboled the coming One, lost sight of that which was symboled.

Human thought is not at ease. The spirit of unrest is everywhere apparent, both in the world and in the church.