Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-16

possession of the mind IS stated the
very body hungers and thirsts fer EVIL
ana fals.ly.
The BODY FAlpitAtss with Evil
The lungs draw IN polsons and COR
rupLon that nourish evil forms. The
heart sends u IL every cell. The body
palpltates with evil aud respires With
disorder. Every cell h9ngeTs foE the
corruption itself. When Tear Is injected
into the mind II disorders the structure
or the soul, II leaves n disastrous Im-
presslon upon the sensitive fluids. The
nerves operate the whole body. muscles,
flbers and VEINS The nerves benz par
alyzed, the heart stops, the lungs cease
the VEINS clog with broken oells, the
noxlous gases accumulate in the lungs
and the body breaks out with q disease
born Of fear. This is substantially the
history OF every disease having It's
origin IN spiritual causes. All the dis
eases which the Lord healed had their
origin IN spiritual causes, and there
fore resulted froas associated evil
spirits. Restoration TO health Was ac-
companled by casting out the evil
spirits. There are those who now claim
10 heal IN similar way. Healing can
be done IN particular cases by change
OF spirit.
HyPnotism and Prostration.
There are others who heal by hypno-
TIC methods. But careful scientific m
vestigatlon claims that such methods
finally end IN nervous prostratlon and
4 toia! mental collapse. Diseases that
break out from causes within us
are in correspondence TO the state of
the soul, they being the spiritual state
OF the soul reflected IN the body. The
Lord permits them 10 appear in the
body that We may see the condition OF
our external life IN natural image.
All processes of healing by mind which
DO not acknowledge that disease is a
reflection OF tue state OF the soul
toward God and that the first duty is TO
discover how We are out OF harmony
with the divine humanity of Jesus
Christ are fallacious. The word clearly
teaches that diseases are under the con-
troi OF the Lord and that they come be-
cause we dsobey this law, not as
penalties, but as natural consequences.
Labor Problems and the Church.
At the Unitarian Church last evening
Rev. Mia +. Tupper took as the sub
ject of her discourse "The Church and
the Labor Problem, How can the
Church Help it," Her discourse left
the economical questions almost en-
tirely alone, her effort being 10 show
the indirect methods by which the
church aids III all progress, including
progress IN industrial problems. She
said; I'VE all believe in progress. A
land without slavery was once regarded
as tar away ioeal, 50 with the labor
problem; the relations or man TO
man. A new deal Is sought.
These are proposed as remedies,
Anarchy, single tax, profit sharing.
All involve change In systems, laws;
also Change on the part OF individuals,
a closer adherence TO principles. Some
general specific must be provided. Even
though the proper plan be determined.
individuals must be convinced. To aid
III this individuals must be developed.
The ct urch standsin ourIdeal asan edu-
cational Institution 10 develop all sides
OF ones nature. Where We must begin
in our work toward the renovation of
the sacred system is III general ways of
course, yet IN the special parts We will
find that everything helps along. The
truth requires activity OF mind.
If an old form OF relief is honestly
analyzed. 1t aids in bringing about hon.
est thoughts IN every other direction.
So in that way 1t will affect the indus
trial system. Loyalty to the truth is
the great ann of the church. All these
problems will be solved readily enough
when all men realize the truth of the
brotherhood of man. A great thing is
our faith that all is approaching an end
of total good. There may be much
called agnosticis,n, etc, etc, but pes
simism is the only real atheism.
The development of man In heart
and mind has been a rush of progress
when compared with the genesis of
even few feet of the earths crust IN
the grand evolution. Specifically the
church must be interested and not
maddeningly indifferent. While We
may not be ablc'to settle some specific
things. We can determine special prln-
ciples 10 act upon. The church should
be broad socially. The church can aid
III special study IN social problems by
means of literary clubs. They arc an
important feature IN the development
of thought.