The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-15

ing why we can't nave this all in love and
unity and good will to men.
Q. II In. Do YOU read more or less MIS-
Eddy? l.. indeed. ] do.
O. You dop A. Every chance get. Tor a
O, u~nterruptine, What did you say about
the highest ATT enuation? 4. I began TO md
the highest attenuation IN which the drug alb
~solutely appeared, and ] sent the a~ttenuatlon
10 DR.. jackson Of Boston and asked him u ne
could discover the original Of that
O. Was 10 DR.. jackson, the m A. III
was common table salt.
O. Was IL DIR. Charles 7. jackson. the chem
ist? A.. Yes, sir: and he replied to IL. Il cannot
find a particle Of IT,"
q. I know him personally. A. Did your
o.. Yes1 A. I knew IL was so and ! said l
will be safe and see whether ] am deceived or
not. went to work on a patient and gave
them a high attenustion OF medicine and they
took It and recovered rapidly. Then there
were symptoms OF relapse. and ] had been
quite interested IN homeopathy and thought
by giving too much OF this even diluted at
attenuated medicine there might be n crisis
produced and difficulty and so ] thought
wanted them to stop and ] took away
every hit of the medicine and gave them
a single pellet unmedicated. nothing,
but the sugar pellet, and they went on and
9Aineu again JutJ u AM ~ . oiN "
them. Now you don't need any medicine;
you 60 without H." and they said. Il will. "
In three days they came to me and said. Il
feel some OF the old symptoms" ] repeated
my pellet, not one particle of medicine, and
they began to gain again. There was my
first discovery Of the science OF mind. That
was q falling apple to me. ! said, This Is
plain to me, that mind governs the whole
question" was always OF a very re-
lisious turn of mind, sacredly
praying always TO be kept from sin.
Then ] was afraid to take a step. waited
and prayed for God to direct me. Next
thing I found were Spiritualists who we're
claiming 10 be mediums. ] went into their
tracts to hnd what they were doing and
found il was a humbug and hypocrisy, ana
I pronounced il so. Shall ] go on with this
unnecessary detail? lAt this point the board
of masters stepped out Of the room
and returned in a few minutes
DR.. jolly will not trouble you to so into
that any further just now. but Mr.. Parker
would like to ask you a few questions.
Mrs. Eddy-Yes. Shall continue thiss subject
to show how l entered into the understand
ing of Christian Science?
DR.. jolly will leave that to Mr.. Parker.
Q. (By Mr.. Parkerl-I am afraid you are
getting weary. I would stop that line OF
thought now. I want to talk about every
day affairs. May ~ A.. Yes.
Q. II we desire on some other occasion to
have a talk with you we will come again.
A. Thank you.
O. In your drives how far do you drive
every dayp A. ! am out anywhere from
half an % to an hour.
O. Do you feel refreshed; why do you
90 to drive? A. Yes. il In a pleasant recrea-
ton. II keeps me away from my desk and
| get rested.
least you don 90 out Of town or out Of the
city anywhere7 A. No.
O. Would you have sufficient strength.
do you think. to take the train for Boston
could you do that? A. | could, but l should
not wish to undertake it because ] have so
much resting Upon me here to do.
O. I see. How many hours in the day
do you work In an In tellectual way? How
many hours in the day do you keep your
mind upon your work? A. Well, I rise in the
morning at 9, and ] have but three hours
during the day that ! am not at work.
O. And you retire at what timer A. Al 0.
O. What time do you breakfast? A. ] take
my breakfast at 4. and ! have a lunch-we
have no dinners here, and have not had for
many years we lunch at ~. ] take my lunch
at IL and my supper at g. and ] have the care
Of the house a. much as ] ever had It.
q. Now your intellectual work. or your
WOTk IN COnUcCtlOu WIN your bubJrtts uO
you writer Are you writing? Do you write
letters nowadays? A. Why. ] write them
almost entirely, or dictate them. They
never write letters for me only through dicta-
ton; then I look them over and see If they
are night.
O. You look them over yourself? A. Yes.
I do.
o. Is that i~nvarisbie? Don't you ever let
letters 20 away from you without that?
A. I do not when they pertain 20 thu business
Of my own
o. IL that so with regard to your property
affairs that you look over the letters before
they are sent awayp A. Yes. unless | don =
know when they write.
U. I asked you IL you looked over your
letters PERTAINING TO your property matters
and you said you did, unless they wrote let
ters when you didn't know about them. A.
I am answering you there about my actions
before I constituted the trusteeship.
O. Yes, but ! suppose you have more or
less business nov. don't you. Of a financial
character? A. Yes ...'.
he was q ine fellow. but he must have gone
mad 70 have taken up homeopathy" Well,
that was the general idea of things. and when
he came to Concord peaple thought that Of
him generally, I think. But he healed cases
that the other ". D.is did not, and my father
employed him, and ! got well under his treat
ment. And ] studied homeopathy. May I
lean back In my chair?
o. Yes: and u you get tired. say so. And
then? A. Then I said | will study homGso-
pathy. ! did. I was delighted with H.. 7
took a case that q doctress W there considered
hopeless and I cured the case. and she was
like a barrel in the bed. full OF water, and 7
cured her right up. { began TO think some
thing about what IL was that cured when
the highest attenuation---
Y. Are you fond of music? A. ! used to be.
exceedingly. and ! have got an artificial
sin ger np here In my house. You know what
J mean by that. I will have them show n 10
you In the vestibule In the house. I will call
them to how II TO you. Ringing. BEN for
attendant, who responded promptiY.L 90
Mrs. Eddy to the attendant Tell Mr.. FRYE
TO come to me. -. =.