New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-05


the following statement
fsyVhfie ve acknowledge and apDrsciat.
the understanding OF truth impaired 70 IL
BY our teacher. Mrs Mary 3. G. Eddy. ed
BIZ divine intelligence 70 perceive WITH sor-
row that departure from the straight and
narrow road (Which alone leads 70 growth
in Christlike virtues). made manifest Or
sreqt.ent eoulIitiOus Of temper. love q
money and the appearance o. hypocrisy.
we cannot longer submit % suca Leader
ship
E1peis Dissatisfied Members
But Mrs Eddy was now an autocrar- shs
had sent her pupils al over the country
20 teach her doctrines. and thsT were abe--
ing her orders without question She I'D
rot purpose 10 have rebellion succeed un-
der Eer eyes. Before the re6eiiious mem
bers could resign from the Church she sx-
PEELED them It was the first exercise %
the power IN the Christian Science c-hr-rh
which she never reifnauisHed during life
Having established her church. N-s
EDDY turned her attention 20 q more pre-
tentioiis school for the dissemination o. bs-
principles OF healing and IN 1881 estzb-
ushed the Massachusetts Metaphysical CO.
lesA. OF which sde was president and zsr
students were the directors she drew ,lp-
an agreement with the directors 20 reara
pathology, ontoioev. therapeutics. -ie-sl
science and metaphysics and their spplf-s-
ton 20 the treatment OF disease and ~
college was chartered by the state 7 con
t1uued TO exist until 1889. when It's life va
ended BY legislation
IT 1881 Mrs Eddy had much troublA web
Arens over the copyright question he ~
ing 20 publish a pamphlet OF his az- a.
-
taught Mrs Eddyss copyright was t1ebels
by the courts. but in the mean time VI
Eddy, who had entered vigorously into MS
wife's fight. had died. and by mary OF hsr
followers his death was asc-ibed 20 tha
bitter controversy with Areus
When her husband became sick Mr.
Eddy. who taught mind healing v-irh xueh
pertiracity. at once called - q medical
practitioner. Dr. Rufus K Moves N-
Eddy complained q a suggestion OF srs,
and said that malicious animal magnetism
had afflicted him with the suggestion OF
arsenicaI poisoning. The doctor said thar
he had vaIvIIIar disease OF the heart He
prescribed for the patient. but Ne said at
terward that he did not believe the rusdi-
c1nes were administered
Afr. Eddy died on June 8, 1ss2 Dr. Nayss
performed an autopsy and showed Mrs.
Eddy the vaIvular trouble With the heart
which he had diagnosed He found 10
traces OF arsenic or OF cancer Of che storu-
ach, which some had believed 20 BE- mr.
Eddy's trouble. Despite This. Mrs Eddy
persisted II her statement thai mental
poison killed her husband. Not material
poison, she declared. ''bur u,esEaeri- Pos
SON
Pounds Journal OF Christian Sciences.
After the death Of her husband Mrs.
Eddy spent the remainder OF the sEmrasr
in Barton. Vt at the home OF one O. hs-
pupils. Arthur True Boswell win ~hou1
she discussed the foundation Of The Jour
nal OF Christian Science" Mr.. Boswell he-
came the first editor Of the new Journal.
which had ten editors in a. many years b.
fore Mrs. Eddy finally put il IN ths hands
OF Archibald Mcclellan
In 1884 she began a series Of trips around
the country, occurring and spreading aer
doctrine. she was now II the flower % her
success Money was fiowing m. her book
was selling, pupils came from al carts O.
the country In 1885, she formed IRE Va
tioraI Christian Science Association ana
held a general convention IN New Iork-
There we're four annual meetings q tHis
association, the second IL Boston The thru
III CUlcd-C ana tne L44E-H II '-l-s -l---'-
Two years later there vas q ma ulseJlrS
in New York. when Mrs. Eddy Tedues-s1
an adjournment fOr an indefinite period
In 1875 she rnishsd the fifteenth edition q
her book. Science and Health which nss
now been through IN editions The Rev
James Henry Visgin worked or ti-is sfi-
ton and on subsequeut editions for Tvs
years, and Il has been asserted that ne
great Improvement in the work vas due -
him. As usual. however, Mrs Eddy r'i-
lowers stood by he- and her general dsll<i-1
We're sufficient TO convince rhem-
The summer Of fSS7 was spent n N9%
and hers -ile conceived the idea
of her work. Unity OF CSOors, and UErezi-y
Of Evil" which was pubHSlsd in isS-
This book she said was ~ IN Inporrane@
TO Science and FIealtlS- Besides he witt
ings in The Journal o. Christian Sciences
her orhsr writings included Christian
Healing Peoples Idea o. Good, "C'hris-
tian Science. No ard les % Mind Healing
an Historical Sketch and ''RudiIns1tz ana
Rules Of a Divine seisgee-
Mrs Eddy's Movements.
AFTER the establishment ~ her alleys
Mrs Eddy moved twice during the confirm
zncs or her public lite N Boston. SUt n
the summer OF 1SSS she began 70 -f-tnN RAJ
there were 700 many demands or hsr tine
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