The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25

mosphere of the sickroom where medical treatment Is being administered and the atmosphere surrounding those under Christian Science treatment Is found in the fact that this wholesome injunction is being honored in the latter case Chris tian Science pungently rebukes that very general and very harmful habit of think ing that it Is entirely legitimate to enlarge upon disease and error In the interest of their restraint"
 The Publishing society is controlled by
 the First Church of Christ Scientist of
 Boston, under the direction and loving su-
 pervision, of course, of the the leader of
 the Christian Science movement, Rev.
 Mary Baker G. Eddy.
 They edit and publish the Journal, a.
 monthly magazine, and the Sentinel, a
 weekly paper reprints in convenient form
 of special articles from these magazines
 and lectures delivered by authorized
 lecturers for sale and distribution. The work demanded of this society
 grew to such enormous proportions that
 the need of a commodious up-to-date
 building became an insistent demand.
 Consequently the work was started and
 only last August a suitable and spacious
 building costing $2O00OO was completed on
 Satmouth and St. Paul streets, Boston.
 The amount necessary for its erection
 was all subscribed in less than four
 months At once 1t was announced that
 an addition was necessary and it is now
 seen that this is to accommodate the new
 project-the daily paper.
 The publication of daily newspaper is
 regarded as the most important step
 taken by the publishing society. For
 the educative value of such paper in
 leading thought along higher, spiritual
 channels is incalculable.
 The spiritual interpretation of the Bible as given in Science and Health, with key to the Scriptures by Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy, makes of that holy book the chart of life day by day, and reveals within it's sacred pages the religion which was fulfilled in the life of our Master as a full salvation; the right understand ing of God which heals from sickness as well as from sin-from all inharmony and discord.
 When Jesus commanded his disciples to preach the gospel, in almost every case he added the injunction to heal the sick. His imperative command, "Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out devils, " cannot be interpreted to mean other than that which the words imply. And the fact that the physical healing work in low ing obedience to these commands, is being done today is the only fulfillment of the promise, ''By their fruits ye shall ] know them,' and "Whosoever believeth in me the works that do shall he do | also and greater works than these shall | he do because I go to my Father Although the proof is the fact of the healing, yet the healing itself, to quote l Mrs. Eddy, is but "the bugle-call to 1 thought and action. in the higher range ! of infinite goodness" (Rudmental Divine ] Science, p. 9)
 1 And the redemption work that is to be universally done in the destruction of all l sin. disease and discord of every kind is l in the purification of thought, and thus we see that scientific Christianity as in ], terpreted in Christian Science Is a pre- yentive which will prove it's greater pow
 CT and truth The Earl of Dunmore. 8 | Highland nobleman, writing on the sub- l feet in an interview by the New York 1 World in New York. said: Thought is l one of the chief factors in the every day l transactions of the world. Thought dom I mates the concerns of mortal man and rules the destinies of empires. Thought governed by fear. which we may call fear some thought, Is as much the immediate