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A case of unusual interest to Christian Scientists has recently been tried in Nebraska. The Rev.

IN reading an article by a physician—an open letter—to his friend and classmate, now a reverend in the M. E.

I in them, and thou in me, that they may be made perfect in one; and that the world may know that thou hast sent me, and hast loved them, as thou hast loved me. John xvii: 23.

The following is from the Daily Ohio State Journal, Columbus:— WHAT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS AND IS NOT. Columbus, O.

It may be stated, with perfect confidence, that there is no medicine or combination of medicines that will cure a person of the habit of drunkenness; that is, that will destroy his or her habit or appetite for alcoholic liquors. It may be stated with equal positiveness that there is no habit, whether of chloral, opium, hashish, or any other intoxicating substance, that can be cured by medicine; and even further, that there is no habit or appetite whatever to which mankind is subject that can be got rid of by drugs, whether it be drinking coffee, or smoking tobacco, or taking a walk every day at a particular hour, or going to bed at a certain time.

In The Church Reformer , an Episcopalian publication edited by Mr. Stewart D.

AT the National Christian Science Association which met in 1890, a letter from Rev. Mary B.

THE question often comes to me, What is true demonstration? I always find the same answer. It is our daily life.

AN incident of unusual significance to the cause of Christian Science, came to my notice within a few days and I hasten to send it to the Journal. In the midst of the poor district of one of our largest western cities, there is a free night-school for boys and girls from the age of five years and upwards, founded and maintained by a philanthropic citizen of the city who has become an active and devoted Christian Scientist since founding the school a few years ago.

RECENTLY visiting one of our large stores I saw on exhibition a necklace of pearls of rare beauty, and to mortal sense, one of great price, but oh! so different from the pearl of great price "which, when the merchant had found, he sold all that he had and bought it, for to him it was like unto the kingdom of heaven. " As I gazed upon it, I thought of the string of pearls I am finding in our blessed Science and Health.