The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-27
The Truth Takes Care of Itself - Getting Well by Suggestion M o t her Eddy's System - The Sys- tenn of Emile COue- Little Man, Whats Your Hurry"

The American Association for the Advancement of Science rushes to the defense of the evo- lution theory. Theory doesn't need it, but the action will be use- full for it's advertising value just as MT. Bryan's was when he de- nounced evolution. Everything which man sees or knows any thing about, evolutes before his very eyes, as any mother with a baby can testify, with respect to that baby. A great truth needs no vindication, but individuals who do not know the truth can - sometimes be benefited by hav- ing it brought to their attention.
 If some gentleman says that from Rocky Point the Fall River Bridge is 20 miles when, in fact. the distance is 10 miles, and somebody else says accurately that the distance is 10 miles, both |. of these statements may conceiv- ably aid the general public to know these three things; that Rocky Point exists, that the Fall River Bridge exists, and that the distance between them is some where about 10 or 20 miles. Se-S T D
 Sarah Bernhardt, under her of mental suggestion. is reported well on the road to recovery. Mental suggestion is one of the most ancient methods of healing. It is repeatedly described in the Scriptures. It has appeared in various forms through the ages
 Mrs. Eddy has operated, quite successfully. a system which she founded, which insists that dis ease is an error of mortal mind and, consequently. will disappear when mortal mind ceases from : error.
 
 Emil Coue depends upon tn. operation of the subconscious mind. through the influence of - the, imagination. Thus he has his patients say 70 times a day. "day by day in every way I am growing better and better" in the idea that they will become what they think they are becoming.
 If a child sucks its thumb, day after day. 1t often gets a habit which Is exceedingly difficult to break. The action is suggested so frequently that it seems to become a necessary action. If a child, by constant reiteration, may anflict a bad habit upon himself, why may not an adult person, by the same process, Impose a set of good habits?
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 In New York there is a prac- titioner who Is making many cures, who employs a system of negation. He says, do not think about yourself at all. The more you think about the body and the organs of the body, the more trouble you will have with them. Let nature. alone" he says. 'and the body will do it's own thinking and do 1t straight"
 This man has little recipe of his own. He says to the nervous person, who gets terribly upset about everything. ask yourself this question:
 Little man whats your hur- ry?"
 The world is large and man is tiny. life Is short but time is long and that question may very well serve a useful purpose if it is properly used. The next time you begin to be very much upset about something that really does mt matter, say to yourself, Little man, or little woman, what's your hurry?"
 
 One hospital in New York. the day after Christmas. admitted 12 persons, suffering with alcoholic poisoning. On the same day autopsies were performed on the bodies of 10 persons with whose deaths alcoholism was thought to be connected. Only one of these deaths wass$due to wood alcohol. the others were products of moonshine Some were wo- men. What can be done about 1t? People must have Christ mas cheer, they say. 5 it cheerful to die on Christma- Day bv an overdose of moonshine? n HNndEnv HEEA