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The useless burdens we impose upon ourselves show our lack of wisdom generally. The desire to outshine our friends in artificial glitter brings one of the heaviest loads we have to bear; and it nei...

While visiting a patient one day this week, a gentleman called also to see the patient. During his call he talked to him of God's power and love, the blessing of afflictions, the necessity of our g...

In one of the churches of our city is located a memorial window, which for harmony of coloring and skill of workmanship can hardly be surpassed; but what person, gazing thereupon from the exterior...

To acknowledge the Truth of being and the teachings of our Master, is to gain something more of Life. Every thought would then carry us toward that perfect spiritual harmony that abides in Truth, a...

W. T. S. asks—What is mortal mind?In reply we refer you to "Science and Health," by Mrs. Eddy, Vol. 1. page 14,— "That which is erring, sinful, sick, and dying, if termed mortals, is...

Materialists are always in trouble. They build theories on nothing, and change them with the seasons. They glory in facts and build largely on imagination. They boast of logic and bridge chasms by...

We clip from "The Journal of Education's" report of the annual meeting at Saratoga, N.Y., the following gems, extracts from the varied essays read upon that occasion. No comment is requis...

"There is a purpose in pain, else it were devilish," sang Owen Meredeth, in Lucille.Yet Pain is useless,—an abnormal condition, the result of a belief. Joy, and health is the natural, or...

Grave on her monumental pile, She won from vice, by virtue's smile, Her dazzling crown, her sceptred throne,Affection's wreath, a happy home. The right to worship deep and pure, To bless the orpha...