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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1898.
AN ADI3KESS ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Concluded from P.irp 3.1
tlan Science shown Unit our thought,
liavlnp beon remiriectcd, vu Joyfully
yield oursvlvea In order llmt Uod be In
all our thoughts.
It Ih Zealous Science, "find redoenied
us from all Iniquity and purlllcd unto
himself a peculiar people, zenloua of
good' worlca." Once we believed that
awil would prove our MuihIIiik with
Ood. Christian Science nhows that be
cause redeemed, purified mid separated
to God, Hln service would be the de
lightful outcome.
The Hlble thus demonstrates the
practical excellence of Christian Sil
ence, not only In the foivRolnp alpha
bet, it 1 may rail It xiteh. but In these
Klowlnp words of Jesus, as potent now
ns when utered nineteen centuries nno:
"I. If 1 be lifted up from the elitth, will
draw all men unto me." He Is the
"Way to (led. the Truth of !od, and the
"Life In Hod. olid none can possibly
eome to (led but b. 1 1 i I II . Theierore
Truth could submit Its' Kmbodlment to
be buffeted, and eiii to be eruelMed,
totipclous that men cutilil not destroy
3Ilni. the niimlfestiillun of the Father's
Tove. So w may submit that which
is mortal to be ctitcillcd by Truth. It
will not annihilate, but will uplift us.
The stormy elements of time and sense
In their conllitt result only In the clari
fying of our perceptions of this uplift-
inp Principle U Is" not c who uplift
ourselves. Jt i that we rest, poised.
n the umlcrstamlliiK of Clod, with faces
pot like a llli'l. Zlonward. As once when
mountain climbing In Hurope, over
taken bv a terrific stoim, and In In
stant peril or death. I crept for shelter
under a projecltiic rock. 1 Kiizeil, shml
ilprliifr, at the dark cliasm beneath.
Spell-bound I looked tliioilKli the may
vapor, swlrllim In tenipcstiiout torrents
ihat all but sweiit me from my feet.
Hmlilenly . I saw something moving!
hilKe N'orwe;lan eaRle. with oiit
Mtretehed wines wider than these ex
leudlnti fliiuer-llps! It was facing the
(IriviiiK storm and rising higher and
higher, Willi no effort save to keen Its
lng :,ied! Wine in Its instinct. It
let (he slort.i It so bravely breasted,
lift It abiivi the waning elements. So
Hie Christian Scientist calmly resls up
on the unilcistandlng that he Is spirit
ual now. Amid the storm of eiror, he
rents, jiolcei', conscious that the testi
mony of the mateilal sense Is false,
and that omnipotent, omnipresent, om
niscient love lifts him to present om
niscience where peace broodeth as a
dove.!
IT IS liUH.K SriKXCK
1 have proveiv to you that Christian
Science is not only science, but Itible
science. Christ's s-rleiue. Since such Is
the fact, It follows that Christian Sci
ence is the antipode of mesnierlHin or
hypnotism.
The Important announcement was
made by Ur. Frank J. l.utz, former
president of the state board of health
of Missouri, that "lmynotism is the
ause of many people becoming In
sane." Dr. IutJS says that the effect of
Hypnotism upon the nerves of the per
son submltltng to a hypnotic test Is a
great deal worse than the result of In
cessant smoking, and even of the drink
ing of absinthe. In K. C. Spltzlc. the
specialist, says: "I feel called upon to
pay that after extensive personal ob
servation and much study, 1 am firmly
convinced that whatever amount of
good may come from hypnotism Is off
set by the amount of harm which comes
out of Its use lu medicine."
'While iJr. fi. Sternberg closes an able
article on the subject of "Insanltv
Caused by Hypnotism," with these tell
ing words: "1 am convinced that if
the bare truth could be generallv
learned, the startling fact would come
to light that the Insane asylums con
tain a great number of inmates who
would never have reached their portals
had they not been started on the route
by the use of hypnotism."
On the oilier hand, there are those
present who know of one brought
straight out of the asylum for Chris
tian Science treatment: in two weeks
he was perfectly healed, and resumed
Ills business as a traveler In the Jewelry
trade. Age 35. and a perfect athlete in
A Christmas Store,
To Be Sure,
But not in the accepted sense.
You waste no time here searching
for the exclusive and unique all
are such. The same intelligent se
lection that chooses "wearables"
for all the days is used in the pro
curing of '-gifty" things for the
holidays. The counterpart of our
display is not to be seen in this sec
tion, for many are imported for this
year's holiday selling. If you'll
come we think you'll be convinced
that your journey has amply paid
for itself. There will be an econo
my in shopping satisfaction that is
not balanced by the mere eighty
live cent railroad fare.
The Holiday
handkerchiefs
You can buy these at home.
True. You can buy handkerchiefs
almost anywhere. You can buy
them of peddlers. But here you
buy with a positive guarantee
no matter whether the price
be ten cents or ten dollars that
your purchase is ALL LINEN.
That's our method nothing but
pure linen flax in each handker
chiefs sold as such a method that
has built up a handkerchief busi
ness so large that a thousand doz
ens are here for you to hunt among
for the sort you wish.
Plain White, Pure Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs ioc to ige each.
Plain White, Pure Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs 1 24c to 50c each.
Pure White, Pure Linen, Hand
and Machine Embroidered Handker
chiefs izyic to $2.98 each.
Real Lace, Duchess, Point Lace
and Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs
98c to $15.00 each.
ISAAC LONG,
7!l una 76 INtbllo hiiintr.
WILKKa-UAHHE. I'A.
appearance, we received a letter recent
ly In which he says: "When I get tired
or am tempted, 1 take my little friend,
'Science nnd Health,' out of my pocket,
and listen to what It says, and I soon
get right and lest well."
Here Ir a letter from nn asylum In a
distant ptate. the medical superintend
on t had said nothing could be done for
the patient; and on the request being
urged for Christian Science treatment,
said: "Yes, that gentleman In New
York tnnv do what he likes, I will not
Interfere, It will do no good, she Is past
doing anything for." Thank Hod, Chris
tian Scleiviv demonstrated omnipotent
and omnipresent truth, and she Is now
perfectly yane.
fUtAI'KS FKOJI THK QtTiBKN.
The double event In London on Nov.
0 was the l'rhice of Wales' blithday.
and the gorgeous pageant of the. lord
mayor's show. At the lord nmyor'n
dinner, the premier and other poli
ticians make speeches, outlining the
policy or the party In power, and as a
token or the iiucen's gteat favor, grapest
are sent to that table from the royal
vine at Hampton Court Palace. These
grapes are the most luscious In the
world, and ate sometimes sent to th'j
crowned heads of Europe by courier as
an expiession of the tiueen's affection.
Sometimes we have stood In that loyal
vinery, wondering why the vine-dresser
should clip off every one of its huge
leaves and growing slips. It was that
none of Its nutriment should go for
anything but the formation of grapes.
Inside that vinery every Inch of space
was covered with royal purple grapes.
Centuries! have panged since it began
Its useful career as a slender sapling,
planted beside the palace wall. It
"truck root. Then, Instinctively, it
reached out under the beautiful garden,
and the high wall with Its deep founda
tion, thence aeiws the paddock where
the royal steeds are reared, and push
ing farther, It went underneath the
meadows where the cattle graze, until
it Is found Imbedded beneath the con
stantly flowing river Thames, whence
It draws its vitality, which It converts
into those splendid grapes!
Thus, an unpretentious New Knglaud
woman, a sincere seeker for the source
of all good that which alone can sat
isfy the lnsatlable desires of a humble,
delicate, yet highly refined, truth-loving.
Hod-honoring student delved be
neath the flowery gardens of human
praise, the thick walls of deep-rooted
prejudice and dlllleulty, the paddocks
of vain glory, and the meadows of anl
mallty, and rested not until she reached
the inexhaustible source of eternal
vitality, the "pure Klver of the Water
of Life, the streams whereof make glad
the City of Hod." Suppose you were
the roots of that vine! Would you be
concerned nbout what was on the sur
face? In the gardens, walls, founda
tions, paddocks or meadows? Certain
ly not! So long as you got to the whole
river to supply your Insatiable thirst.
Now. Jlary linker H. Kddy, by diligent,
loving perseverance, reached that In
finite Source, and has an understand
ing "clear as crystal." It "proceeds
from the Throne of Cod. and the Lamb"
that I p. It emanates from Divine Love,
to which we are reconciled by the
"Lamb." which Indicates sacrifice. She.
thus discovering our atonement with
Our Father nnd Mother. (Sod, like the
other "Mary," "pondered these things
In her heart." until with her clear
inidei standing she brought forth the
Christ-truth to this age, as Impersonal
Truth. This Christ-Truth is His sei -ond
coming which Is mentioned and
referred to In the Hlble over 300 times.
In Paul's Kpistles he speaks about the
return of our Lord fifty times. No doc
trine lias suffered more from its friends
than this one has. Some people say It
means death. Hut Death Is our en
emy. He has coniiucreil death, hell and
the grave. Christ Is the Prince of Life.
There Is no death where he is. Death
flees at His coining. Dead bodies
sprang to life when he touched them or
spoke to them. His coining Is not
death. Look at that account of the
last hours with His disciples. What
does He say to them? 'If I go away, "I
will send death after you to bring you
to me?' Not at all. He says, "I will
come again and receive you unto my
self." WHAT MUX LOOK FOK.
As aforetime, the Israelites did not,
or would not. recognize Him, because
they were looking for a material king
dom. So today men are looking for a
material bodily manifestation which is
forever done away with, for we are to
see Him so I. t... in the fle."h no more
forever. "In like manner," (that Is)
"as Ho was blessing them. He was
parted from them." He has come the
second time, blessing, enveloping or
baptizing us with Spirit, once for all.
We read of Spirit assuming the bodily
form of a dove and abiding on Jesnts.
He so delighted to do God's will that
Spirit was undisturbed, therefore
"abode" on Him. He promised to send,
and has sent Spirit to "abide with us
forever." This absolutely disproves the
error of the second personal coming.
Hear the following plain statements,
seven wonderful verses:
First-"We shall never know Christ
after the llesh any more forever."
Second "He has sent Spirit to abide
with us forever."
Third In Christ, Truth, "dwelleth all
the fullness of the Godhead bodily, and
we are complete In Him."
Fourth Christ, Truth, hath "abol-is-hed
death and brought life and Im
mortality to light by the Gospel."
Fifth That, "as He Is, so are we in
this world."
Sixth That "the same works that He
did. and even greater (or fraught with
greater seemlngdllllculty and at greater
distance), "shall we do also."
Seventh As we rise out of a seem
ing selfhood apart from Hod, and see
our atonement with God, we manifest
that we "have the mind which was In
Christ Jesus."
We conscientiously declare that "Sci
ence and Health, with Key to the Scrip
tures," now In its one hundred and
fifty-fifth thousand. Is seen to be fore
told, as well as, its author, Mary Baker
Kddy, In Revelation, x. She Is the
"mighty angel" or God's highest
thought to this age (verse I), giving us
the spiritual Interpretation of the Bible
In the "little book open" (verse 2). Thus
wo prove that Christian Science Is the
second coming of Christ, Truth, Spirit.
An was promised, this Is the Spirit
which should testify of the Truth. We
glory in Its having been demonstrated
to a sick and sinning people, by Spirit,
through her. whom we do not worship,
as some state, but whom we love, and
call "Mother" the tenderest word in
any language. Three years after her
recovery from an Injurj pronounced
fatal, she scached for the Great Cause
of All Good. The further period of slx
years was the furnace of patience,
when, like a refiner of sliver, she pa
tiently toiled to separate spurious mor
tal thought from the priceless princi
ple of Infinite Mind. This principle she
discovered to be the solution of that
problem, and a definite science, nnd,
therefore, impressed It with the in
siGnla "Science and Health, with Key
to the Scriptures." Many have been
healed by Its perusal alone, to my per
sonal knowledge. Our Bible, "God'a
Book on Wholeness." covera a history
of 0,000 years concerning God nnd God's
people. This hook declares God Ih Spirit
and Father of us all. There Is not a
chapter or a verse anywhere that stau-s
or Implies that God Spirit was ever
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MVER DAVIDOW,
sick, lame, blind, weak or had met
with an accident, or had caught a cold.
How can His child, made In "His Im
ago and likeness," have any illusion
fatten Itself on him. which could not
fasten Itself on His Father, Ood? Wo
have not to preach men out of hell, but
to cast the hell of sick and evil
thoughts out of men! Nor have wo to
preach men Into Heaven, but the
Heaven of God's thoughts of peace,
health, happiness and the harmony of
Heavenly conditions, Into the con
sciousness of men! And we do It scien
tifically! MUST ACCKPT THK 1JIHLK.
Doubtless, you are frequently told
that Christian Scientists deny the Bible.
Instead of refuting that blessed Book,
you will clearly see by the words In
our first tenet that wo must nccopt the
Bible before we can enter the ranks of
Christian Scientists. That tenet Is as
follows: "As adherents of Truth, we
take the Scriptures for our guide to
eternal life."
Again, replying to the question. "Does
the founder of Christian Science deny
or despis1e the Bible?" let this speaker
answer, as one of those Invited to be
present last February to hear her, at
her first appearance in her new church.
Mrs. Kddy read the nlnety-llrut Psalm,
without using glasses', said a Concord
paper. "Her rich, dear, melodious voice
served to the very best advantage to
emphasize that beautiful passage of
Setiiiture which she characterized as
being the Pearl of the Psalter, and con
taining more of mennlng than is con
densed into so many words anywhere
else In all literature, except In the Ser
mon on the Mount by the great Gall
lean. She made this Psalm her text
and theme, nnd, tnklng It, passage by
passage, exquisitely brought out Chris
tian Science an applied to practical
lite."
WHKX THIS TIMK COMKS.
Now, whosoever chooses to quit the
so-called pleasures of sense, whosoever
wishes to leave Its pains and sorrows,
and deliberately decides to yield to the
domination of the self-life no longer,
shall "abide" under the shadow of the
Almighty. When this thought becomes
general In human consciousness, me
thinks I see In that spiritual uplift the
gathered Tribes, twelve times twelve
thousand, Htnnd with solemn hush, as
they realize In Its fullness that through
the understanding of Absolute Truth
they have 'awakened In His Likeness."
The at-one-ment of God and His people
Is perfected. When we fully under
stand our at-one-ment with God, we
can send up the shout, "A King Is In
the Camp!" Truth is triumphant! For
He says today. "AH power Is given un
to Me in heaven anil lu earth." Why
was this power ever curtailed or lost?
Constantlne's union of church nnd state
had the materializing effect upon the
early Christians of depriving them of
this power; for Gibbons History of
Borne says It was exercised up to the
close of the third century, when they
not Infrequently raised the dead.
Mortal mind ever strives to material
ize spiritual truth, Good. It attempts
to personalize Good and calls It God.
Then It imagines that Good has an
equal opposite, Evil, which It doilies
and calls D'Kvll. This materialist In
terpretation of whnt is spiritual is the
cause or skepticism and infidelity.
Mortal mind or ns our translation
gives It, the carnal mind, Is a limited
application of the word, mind Mother
ham translates It "The mind of the
flesh," which Is not simply antagon
istic, hut as Paul declares, "Is enmity
against God" Good. Spirit. Life, Truth.
Love, "and Is not subject to the law of
Hod. Good, neither Indeed can lie."
Hence It Is that mortal mind assumes
to counterfeit the All-Wise, truth, with
Its opposite, fals-vhood; life, with Its
antipode, death: and love, with Its sub
terfuge, hate. Thus It did twenty cen
turies ago. when It thought It had killed
the Prince of Life. .Mortal mind cruci
fied the perfect exponent of this triune
principle, life, truth and line, nnd It
would do It todav If It could. But the
resurrection of Christ, truth, bursting
the bonds of error, has ever liberated
each and all Ihat will "icckon self in
be dead indeed," and let Truth rise tri
umphant over every manifestation of
mortal f?nse.
Let me Illustrate this with a circum
stance within my own knowledge. Very
near the spot where we are erecting
Hoods
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One of the hanJsome.st pieces of color work
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Leave your name with your druR;ist and
ask him to save you a copy or send 6 cents
in stamps for one to
C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Mention this paper.
Remember
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Hence take only Hood's.
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The
our new edifice for the Second Church
of Christ. Scientist, In New York city,
about seven years since, a broken pave
ment stone was being removed, when
a greenish-yellow growth appeared be
tween tho two pieces of stone. It was
the phape of a turned-down dish, and
when removed It was found that one
single grain of wheat was the cause of
that entire growth, Tho rain on either
aide had moistened the wheat, and the
sim'a wnrmth had penetrated the stone,
nnd had quickened tho hidden vitality
of the lone grnln of wheat the hidden
life which no microscope can discover
until in seeming protest against Its
burial and being trodden under foot of
men, It buret asunder that stone, and
appeared freel
Thus our Master, our Way-shower,
Impersonal Truth, the Principle of
which, wherever hidden In human con
sciousness, will make Itself manifest.
Mortal sense must yield to Resurrected
Truth! You ask why 1 declare this?
Because mortal sense has not Intelli
gence, and Is Incapable of Judging what
Truth Is. Truth Is God, Unchanging
and Kternal, We cannot possibly dem
onstrate Truth untess wo have the spir
itual sense. and have absolutely right
relations with Truth,- Wo dishonor
Truth. God, when we honor whnt Is un
true, nnd, therefore, unlike God, Krror
is Truth's opposite. We nnme It only
in order to destroy It. Lovo Is the gov
erning Principle. Mortal senFe is not
Love. Love worketh no HI to Its neigh
bor, but mortal sense Is the prolific
source of nil human ill, which Truth
alone can and does destroy.
All of this seeming
Is error screaming,
Voicing Its He
That pain Is real:
Whereas 'tis nothing,
Only Hint's something
Which reflects Uod
And wears His seal.
Hod Is our Father.
We are Ills offspring,
Imago nnd likeness!
All wo can bear.
Striving for nothing.
Mis-sing His Something,
We fall to reflect .
Tho Immortal we sharo
Love Is perfection;
We Its reflection
When from tho senses.
The mortal, we turn.
All that's eternal
Makes men fraternal.
Hear ye! "Know the Lord!"
Christ's Science learn!
Demonstrate spirit
As Jesus did It,
Knowing, abiding,
I'mler God's Dove:
Weakened and watchful.
Mortal mind's limit
Yields to our principle
Life, Truth and Love.
George Tomklii3.
James McGee Found Dead.
New oYrk, Dec. C .lanies McGee, presi
dent of tho New York Produce exchange,
was found dead in bed today at his homo
In North Platnlleld, N. J. He was about
TO ears of age and was very wealthy.
ON
My little six-months old girl had Krzema.
Wo used all fcindi of remedies, but sho kept
getting worse. I used to wrap her hands up,
and to dress her, had to put her on the table.
I could not bold her, alio would kick and
scrtatn, aud, when sho couM, she -would tear
her faco and arras almost to pieces. Four
boxes of CnTici;iu (ointment), two cakes of
Ct'Ticctti Soap, and Cuticuha Hesolvent
t urcd htr, and no truces are Uft.
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the vear.
Express Steamships
of the
OLD DOMINION LINE
Perform Dally Service.
Through tickets returning
from Washington by
rail or water.
I'm' lull Infoi'mntloii iipily to
W. L. PRYOR,
Lclilgh Vulley Railroad,
309 Lack. Ave., SCRANTON, PA.
BgiroMl
AiAl&
Renaissance 1
Irish Point
Brussels
Tambour
Dresden
LACE
CURTAINS
129 WYOMING AVENUE
LUMBER CO.,
Steam and
Hot Water
HEATING
Gas, Electric
And Combination
FIXTURES
Electric
Light . . .
WIRING
Charles B. Scott
119 Franklin Ave.
Just Received at
GILLETTE BROS.
327 Washington Avenue.
A JOB LOT OR
LADIES' AND MEN'S SHOES
that wiH be sold cheap.
A full line of Watches, Jewel
ery, Musical Instruments
. and bporting Goods
always on hand