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1. From Topeka, Kan.The fourth number of the Weekly is before us, and we feel like saying, as we so often hear it said our Journal, that it "grows better and better." To say that we value...

Rev. B. Fay Mills, in the September Church Union, Boston, thus speaks of the Church of the future:—The world will see a marvelous change when the Church confesses that she has a mission not only to...

President Lamson of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, in his annual address, after reviewing the work of the Board, said:—"In the three months' war patriotism declared...

The late Sherman Hoar was undoubtedly a man of extraordinary character. His independence of thought was well illustrated by this incident: He early became a free trader, while his father, the Hon....

From the Concord Evening Monitor, we clip the following:—The Epworth League editor of the Manchester Mirror writes: "We are sorry to know that the Rev. Elihu Snow of First Church, Concord, is...

Colonel Sabin, in the Washington News Letter has this to say about lawyers:—Lawyers, friends that I have known for years, have met the new ideas with more consideration than those of any other prof...

The following epitome of the remarks of the Rev. Samuel Eliot, upon the life and character of the late Sherman Hoar, are so aptly descriptive of the true man, that they are well worth the perusal a...

Always delicate from childhood and subject to frequent illness, I found myself at an early age, after a season of severe mental work, a victim of nervous prostration, combined with insomnia and dys...

The Wednesday experience meeting for subjects of general interest pertaining to Christian Science, as well as personal experience, is now called the Wednesday Evening Meeting.A member of the Board...