Editorials

Shortly previous to the issuance of the September Journal, it was determined to enlarge its space by the addition of eight pages. This was done not only that there might be more room for the rapidly increasing field to speak through its columns, but that there might be more advertising space as occasion demanded.

The long looked for Christian Science Hymnal has at last appeared. It will be welcomed heartily by the field.

We are aware of no other periodical, or publication, which is conducted on the plan of the Journal. It is essentially cooperative.

The ides of November have come again, and one by one the leaves are falling. So, one by one, should one let drop the false and alluring claims of the personal senses.

No doubt our readers will find cause for criticism of the Journal under its present management. It would be strange if it were otherwise.

Manuscript sent to the Journal without signature and address is not accepted. In preparing manuscript for publication, if contributors will invariably write with ink, and on one side of the paper only, it will be greatly appreciated.

The following letter of dismissal from an Orthodox church is significant of the change of feeling toward the Church of Christ Scientist B—St. Congregational Church, March 31st, 1892.

The article addressed to the contributors of the Church Building Fund in Boston, by Rev. Mary B.

The use of the words Christian and Science by the author of Science and Health, Rev. Mary B.

The regular meeting of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College Association took place on October 5th in Steinert Hall, 62 Boylston St. , Boston.