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2 Park Square, Boston, Mass., June 20, 1896.REV. MARY BAKER EDDY.My Dear Mother:— I thought while here, I would send a little note to Mother to let her know that it is all well with me, and that th...

The following lines are chiefly interrogatory, and cordially invite answer in rhyme on the subject they broach, from any "whom it may concern." What is it that leads us so astray? We know...

IN the latter part of 1894 I was taken with heart trouble, the doctors called it. With hard struggling I kept at work through the winter, under medical treatment all the time. In the spring, I thin...

Four years ago, we first learned that my wife had an internal cancer. We were then living in Colorado where we could not get very good medical help. We had treatment for my wife by mail through a m...

A demonstration of not standing "aghast" has come under my observation, in the realization of a little boy of about five years of age; and as it was helpful to me, I will share it with yo...

Little Zilfa, aged eight years, sent fifty cents to the Children's fund for "Mother's room," and made the gift really her own, instead of mamma's, by denying herself candy for a required...

Extracts from letters to Mary B. G. EddyBeloved Teacher:— When at the close of your class, held in September, 1888, I expressed a hope that I might prove my gratitude to you by my faithfulness to y...

FROM the many letters received relative to the New Book and expressive of gratitude therefor, we make the following extracts:—"Miscellaneous Writings" is received and greatly enjoyed. It...

"Chicago, Ill., Nov. 22, 1896. "Mrs. A. W. G."Respected Friend: — Your very kind letter of October 30th is received. You kindly gave me the names of some Christian Scientists to call...