Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-10-07

in part upon the influence Of one
human mind or human VIII upon an
other. Christian Science acknOBIed-
gas and admits the existence of but
ore Mind and this Mind is God, the
source Of all, good in man and the
universe.
q Christian Science lecture, how
ever, Is not to be regarded as a
complete exposition Of the whole o.
Christian Science. The limited time
assigned prevents consideration
d many OF the essentials to right
living that have made it the greatest
protective, restorative, aid reforma-
i've agency OF modern times.
hut all these things and more,
are luIly set Iorth in its text book
ssN1ence and Health, with Key to
the Scriptures By Mary Baker Ell
dy, ana this book l would commend
10 every one who Would learn Tor
nimsen at first hand the teachings
and practices OF Christian ScieLce.
a copy may be obtained thru amy
o4rlslam o,Ieulist. How compreneL-
are ana inclusive is that book may
ye seem when l name to you the
meanings Of sCme Of its chapters, as
yolIows: prayer; AUO1emeDt ana
eucharist; Marriage; Christian Sci
euce versus Spiritualism; Animal
Magnetism ULmasked; Science, Theo
lusy; Medicine; Physiology; Foot
s-eps OIL truth; Creation; Science of
.5lug; some Objections Answered;
Christian science Practice; Teach
IS Christian science; Recapitula-
ION.
In referring to her authorship OIL
he text ooh, Science and Health,
Mrs. lady has said the Bible was
uer OILY guide and authority. That
size adhered to it closely is showR
by the TACT that stuGy of Science
ana neal,h Ieaas to a study OF the
il. NO other religious denonI,
nLiCu coA4prIs-s so large a proper
,I~.l oI DlbIe students.
d, IS perhaps Unnecessary to in
tim inns auur-nce that the aus oy-
erer onu IOunuer OF Christian seen
&c was d woman, Mary Baker Eouy-
GU may Kno,w. 100, that tor years
.~.,ruu alone and unassIs,eu
-Jut Always unGaunted and Umuls-
.lYa,y,o.u--uelI1g TO an unwilling ana
u..y~4lzNIls world that which she
hueW rom the Ilrst would ultma,,iy
bless all malphlua, healing the sIcH
-. r-Iyrmmg the sinner.
siAhI TIE DAY RIGHT.
Every uay i'll Christian Science is
maze upot twenly-tour hours OIL I'M
ueuse possibilities Tor good anu -
rests with each individual to deter
mine Tor himself how much of good
he gels our Oh it. The self-wnled,
s,.l-seehlhg man works to central e
vents 10 suit himself. The wise man
wurns to col.CrUI himself, so that tue
results OF events, whatever they may
be, cannot disturb him. The demon
spratmg Christian Scientist is no
longer disturbed by the recurrence OF
JGIEgs which formerly made him
miserable, Ior while they now may
come and so just as before, they do
noueaye behind themthe results that
once made them dreaded. Most OF
the occurrences that go to make up
Rwhat men call a bad day are
harmless when deprived OF their pow
er 10 harrass and annoy. A blank
cartridge may make as much noise
! and smoke as a loaded one, but it
5 stripped of its power to wound, Sc
a right application of Christian Sci
ence removes the sting from evil
turns defeat into victory, and makes
adversely the recruiting ground for
/ prosperity.
Now everyman's day ismade bright
duu, profitable or empty, good OF
/ bad, not aIone by what happens, but
by how he is affected by what hap
pens.
/ Christian. Science affords to each