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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 24, 1918 · page 5

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with the creation or disconi. gnu-locum is real lid “Willie
out; mntcfisllty, sickness. sin; and ""09! ilbporiwIltm ls memorial-thy.
depth.“ unreal, mausothroughtnbouthydl
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balsam “imam ”an“. ‘Rlse tn the eonschis strength or

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Have you tried
cotton table “been”?

ills linens, have 1st lest decided to use cotton 1
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More the non“! of the Soviet. We. murmur Wit MIMI
which indeed isgood tidings of greeI “filmmnduulieu-
36: to the pound and enacted of was! cowering or temporary. defects until
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to tip- infinitely perfect
itind. with whom is no flirtibtsness.
nor skidow of turning. Ignorence of
Gog. s awoken sense of thing, n ma-

torts! yiew, this is all there is to evil
this is the only devil there is. And the

mod nun-2 the supremicy of sum. “ sense. with them.

. . , Then. when thou srt delivered i
to the judgment of Truth, Christ. the
judge will ssy ‘Thos on whole!’ ”
(Science sud Health. pp. 390. all)

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treasured linens wearin3.r.

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Bible ssys thst the mission of the

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M i M I‘ll“ M it 2 » lion. in it hand. and are to be reil- , to medium But in our "unmade-
nod in the proportion thst w. 1212 our cation we. have the commas u-
Fwd H. Ponty" s thought from the motorist end lay hold suroncs that it 16 not human will but
. . . on the splrltuel roots of being. God that workout in In both to will
’j 710mm 8301’ normal Punishment Untllll'lknbls. and to do or m. sood closure. 22.
1 gM you will End I“ link. of The notion of 3 piece of eternal Ior- Basis of Christian colon“
q. M ”do of STRAIGHT “1'3““ “White" “"918“ to “'9 “”5 Let us now consider .the heels of
m mgr: may; iii". of 112m: hwhm Eleni: '“odlf'; Christian Science: let us and the truth
_ ' "’19- n e 9'” 9 0 e 9’ 5 about God and man which it reveals—-
W Amggm mm” son Chfllt Jesus 5110'! that the suf- that truth Which .13 destined it; “b-
;2. m. faring ind punishment 0’ the "" crate the race. Science and Health
“38”an ‘7le ”0! were 50‘ inflicted by “‘9 f" in n few words sums up the remark
2: ‘2 0! MB 2 2 ther. but were the results of “in. And able discovery of 1nd mun of being. We
Won CROPS, WM“ 1‘5le only while 9‘” lasted. 2 3“ rend: “The Cbristlike underntndding'
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be eternally damned by reason of
opportunity to show the fsther’s gets
closed to his errlng child, end the hin-
nlng one reminded to the realm of
eternal anguish; But what do we and?
“And when he come to himself. he
said. How may hired servants of my
father‘s have breed and nnough to
spare. and I perish with hu'ngerl 1

includes s perfect Principle and idea.
~perfect God and perfect moor-is
the boots of thought ind demonstrn '
tlon" (p 259). i

This teaching is founded squsrely
on the opening chapter of the Bible.
the first chapter of Genesis. it will be
remembered that this chapter ccntsins

_ devil.

Christ is to destroy the works of the hem“ m. Ewen, 0, mm“. M... I - So they are saving them for specialusc and dam;

no 5° 3°“! “"19 ‘0 (“at")! 1r lug .nd methods of suggestion. hvono- Insk of mcrcerised cotton is giving good service to‘
rsnce of God came to save us from “In. the soecnlled lmmsnuel move- them through most Of the time. .!

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fieéi‘fi't: “site“s” and to sun room and others. In the stunt“ of the

that knowing 0:22; 1123;321:133 affilflr’df‘ 3:: aimgem: A surprise was waiting for housewives who bad

man which he describes as “life star 2.. ”Elnora...” a... nu. ma u, m. not noted how pretty and how firm-textured the

"L" A“ 19““ ”°" 3” 1‘" New! out that he was an American: he cotton damask was! That surprise may vet be 1wait~

brectlcsl and available becomes the merely bed to look away from the ms f '011 1 ‘ 1

solution lsuxht by Jesus. in the mull tertsl evidence. and reptile end know “‘5 0,2” 3 ' '

at m mum” of Chum“ 8mm ‘1‘“ 2s "m” A“ 'm “ Anew“ A" ' For mercerise‘d cotton damask has nice luster, iii

Icllevlno Materiel Teetlmony so through Christian knowing. not t it

in this connection let us consider a carnal-minded suggestion, m. sick and ties firm heavy weaver-and its patterns are ac 11a 11

simple illustration, although all mater. weiry ones of earth ere learning to {the patterns which we have all admired in lillelj

lsl comparisons are necessarily lnsdc lift their eyes from the Adam- mist,

‘1““9- Suppose at on early age the from the motorist vlew of election. to damaSkS' ‘ 22 2 2
332:;1353323333313?3.7.1"; mfifizcxflr;$fg “m" ““3 So fine' ls it now that hemetitchcd tableclotllsi
the rice fields the little fellow be Treatment of old 3911 for $1250 $1 75 and to $3 50 L‘ :

comes tanned like a native. He speaks!

Let us now consider a Christian
the Chinese language. adopts the Chin

There are attractive cscalloped tablecloths ai

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' bliss aerial-ls Muir, of Jersey City
”eight is visiting with Mrs. Blanche
:Wllood. of Hazel street.

 

lWeddihg Rings :3. so to so. Brand's.

 

 

1-. Mrs.
Hers. who was sdmltted to the Nov

a record of God's creation. This error ese mode of dress He forgets his
lion is depicted by successie steps 0! American antecedents because kept in
unfoldmont, symbolized by the appear ignorance so to his parentage. some
ing of light. the heavens the eirlh the time later a friend institutes 22 search

will srlse end go to my father. and
will say unto him. Tether. l bsvo
sinned against sgslnst heaven. and

Scientist's treatment of sin. Suppost a
man victimized by drink. or by the to
bscco habit, seeks healing in Christian

1.25 $1.75 and to $3.25

Anne O‘Hara, wife of Harry

before thee. end am no more worthy
to be celled thy son; make me as one
of thy hired servants. And when he
was yet 0. great way off. his father saw

growing things upon the earth. the
heavenly bodies. the fowl of the sir,
the list: of the see. the creatures Ibsf
move upon the earth. end lastly. God' :2

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Science. He is not duodenum! by his i
practitioner. nor told how wicked he 2
ts nor is be urged to fight evil with his
humdnll‘wlll. lfpohlld tells ”3'5 that
Condo is situated south of the

for him and locates him: "Do you
know who you ere?" ssks the mend,
through an interpreter. The [OW-2‘

him. and lied compession; and ran, nd
fell on his neck, sud kissed blm ‘ ‘ ‘
(and) sold to his servant. Bring forth
the best robe. and put It on him; and
out 11 ring on his hand, and shoes on
bill fest: ‘ ' *1 for this my son
wss desd,l_and is alive agsln: he was
lost. end is found." 'So the concept
of everlssflng bell-lire is of humsn
origin, not divine.

Hive you ever heard the story that

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' 2Prlvste John J. Sheebnn has been on

f‘ yihg s "short furlough it his home
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if: Mr Harris reported to police head
5, srters yestérdsy that boys had brok-

ié§ 17 windows in his house on Roy-

and street. other Tootblll inVestl-
ated “a streets era 19‘ be made never falling optimist Illst he met
iq every recital of cslsmlty with the
An entomoblle operated by Potrl comforting words, “Well, well, it

Quinn of Weed avenue. New Conson.‘ might have been worse?" This cos

bumped against James E. llolt's can tom of his aroused the ire of one of

it!" 51- John Park "“9 yesterday l“ his friends. on avowed pessimist. who

iternoon, and dsmssed the latter car resolved to put on end to “1 “ml
: bmewhat. f-Stamford Advocate. 3 lug him soon after. said the pessimist
, to his friend. “I dreamed about you

-4l:D“d1“V ill Raymond complained to last night—s most horrible dream—-

I t 5,“ police that certain boys were msk- and when you have heard it, i know
,3 a practice °’ ““3““ strawberries you cannot say that it might have
d cherries from his (“m on the 01d been worse In And then he told of his
ugstuck Rodd. He offered a reward
810 for information leading to the
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supposed dream. graphically picturing
gills friend perishl g in the torments of
or erl‘l'lstln! “tire. and looking the story

' as horrible as possible. When he lln
lobed, the other thought for a moment,
’and then said, ‘Well, that might hove
been worse." "How might it have
treet1An investigation was made been worse?" echoed his astonished

m d it was found that the Wynn girl friend. “It might have been true,"

as demented and she was turned ov— 5“” the other
into the care of the proper authorl- And 50 we think about the theory
2‘ of everlasting punishment. How ter-

. {rl-ole, unthinkable, 22 would be 12 211
'locks.good wedding present Brand's were true Christian Science. how?
5 iever. revealing an all-powerful creator
2 If boys and young men simply cllmb who is everwpresent Love, shows that
'gd chelry trees and stole a few cher-' such a concept is too bad to be true.
1132““ most tree owners wouldn’t com- Heaven and Hell. 2/
Ilain. When they break off huge Supplement his statement that the
‘mbs that threaten to destroy the kingdom of heaven is at hand. Jesus
”trees that 13 a different matter. and said on another occasion, “The mog-
iiihe local man is looking up the bevel dom of God cometh not with observa-
I 3110 did that thing in his trees under tlon: neither shell they say. Lo here! 1
hover of darkness recently He NOW or. 10 there! for, behold, the kingdom
gises to duly reward them for their ef- iof God is within you," indicating clearly

 

"Alvis Brown, of Day street, reported
the police that her cousin, Millie
' you. both colored.l1ad jumped out
' a window of their house on Day

 

 

is told of the men who who such a 2

noblest work, His highest crestlon,
men. men. Al the close of each step
in the progression We read, “And God
saw. that It wssgood." Then to em-
phnslze this momentous feel, tllochsp-
ter closes with this statement: “And
God saw everything that he had inside.
sud. behold. it was very good. " I '
Thus the heavens and the «or more
llnlelled inc All the host of thud.
What :2 wonderful record is this first
chapter of Genesis! How beautiful in
God's creation, how thoroughly in
keeping with a good and loving cre-
ator. No evil has been created, no

 

i realize, also. Ihet the men of this first

,untll the first mention of discord, in

lo finished. dl‘vlne law and p'eifuctlon
‘ reign, and I‘:e cxeotol resin from His

sickness, sin. nor death. Do you

record of creation is not materllil. not
'made of dust? The record states that
God made man in His lmsge. after ills
likeness. in other words. man was
created God like. and so God is Splrit'.

then gives his Cblnese some. “'l'het is
not your real name." replles the
friend. “You have an English name.
for you hrs in truth a nstlv -born cm.

or looks at his Chinese almost-once.
accepts no truth that which he sees
end that which he lies been errone-

convinced. It may require not e little
pstgntg persistent t on the part

c tries; to owe the; mistaken
one to the facts of his case, because
the sppesrane argues so Itronlly
against such facts.

And so it is with us Victimlred by

morlsfi have accepted this material.
Adamllew of creation. They spell
the language of mstcliallty. The!
adopt the customs of the race of Adam

sickness. trouble, imperfection, old

 

the man of His fashioning must have
been like Spirit. or spiritual. This.
spiritual men is not cursed, but
blessed. As he textbook sols (Science
1.22.21 doom, p. at. 52122;. ordain. n;
dominion, not lsubjection lie to 10 2d
of the belief in earth and bellies,—
himself subotdlnale alone to his
Muller." ,

There wm Up' a Mist from the

Earth."

\‘ow, bad I been asked befoxe study-

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one. and death. And when Christian
Science, the best friend mortal man
ever had finds him and says with llli
{finite oompnoslonz" me tell you to

truth about yourseil-L: 'c, Irutli ill I
lour real solfhood hell are a citizen
of the kingdom of Mind You are Lin:
truth 00st spiritual cre'fion, whore
office is to express harmony, perfect
action. and unchanging law. You are
In fact not that which you seem to
be. but the (lesfhless, perfect image of

an of the United SIntes.":But the dill-2

ously Isugllt, snd shakes his head on i

Ignorance or ifid true God! 21nd \i'fdo,‘
man. the true Father and the true sells!

k the practltlouer. "lf that is the cue.
[your little gill is the only one who has

in ‘ospectlng and experiencing} sin...

well-n islands, does he need punish-
mom. a scolding. or does be new‘ Add
cation? Just so with the man who has
mode s mistake in his problem.of be-
ing. lie needs enlightenment, not con-
sure. and spiritual swakenlnx. to me-
terlel condemnstlon.

A man ssdly vlctlmlsed by the druxi
and liquor llllblt once sought out n'l
Christies Science practitioner. He told
the Scientist of his unhappy plight, of
his degradation. and the loss of mon
ey. friends. and self respect. and then
ssld: "In fact. there is only one per-
scn in all the world who think that
there is any goodlin me,» and that is 2
my illuotwol year old child, sud too
doesn't know any better. Then said

unitary gross rugs, new.
heavy texture.

I want to report that this revolution-
'ury message so started the mterlsl
dreamer, and so clearly rejv his .
spiritual manhood, thsti‘rom stirdr! ’
day he found his tormelltiidg desires
gone. naive: to returbf end he mall's-
ed with joy that his little girl was not
deceived after all. and that in truth ‘_____

(M's “m“ '3 We ““0 "“2 (p 581) said to ber.“Fear not; 2" and
Let no one be discouraged llowevel. then it 15 recorded that God open?“

 

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lug Christian Science as to what Iva-5.1mm Mnker"——when this nw‘skonlns it he does “0‘ 390m ““9 Instantly l° her eyes and she saw a well of water.

the first mention of man in the Blble.l

should promptly have referred the ln
quiver toAdam. in the garden of Eden
But Christian Science shows Ihst the
Adam. or material man of the second
chapter “of Genesis. does not appear

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the second chapter of Genesis. We.
have read that God' :2 creation is good.

work. Then occurs this significant
statement in the second chapter: ”But
there want up ’a mist from the ground.

l'messuge is given. the mortal generally

looks at his mortality, accepts as real
sud true that which he sees wli' his
eyes. and beers with his ears and says
with conviction: "No 'you are mistsk

en. The truth about man is that he isitain if the student persevercs

material, sick poverty- -strlcken.unhnp
py. and what is more, he knows it "
"Judge Righteous Judgment"
lNow’lI to quite evident in both the
case of the Amellcnnl- boy in China.
and the motto] that ln alder to ascer-

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laln the limb of Illlngs. he must look- celtslntv 2.

away from the physical appealsnce.
and discern the fact rather than the,

20f mortal misconceptions, to commute

shake 0“ the letters 0' false appetite. The well had apparently been there all
as did this man. Many times this pm- the time ‘but she like so many of
rose seems slow, just do Some children earth's blinded ones, had closed I191
a tower than others m mastering thought and her heart to the angel
afimetic. But the results are cer- messages which eler point “mam.
The and llpvlmyd and which oval find :1
constant effort to look beyond the inlet way. i
Is it not true that a man blinded by!
evil. weakness and false desire flom «sellhpity. immersed in the alignment of'
1mm), and to see and clain‘ms,‘rspot lick and mesmelizcd by fem and the

less. sinis’ss‘ individuality as the image limitations of sense rtestimonyj can

offlod, is to make victmy an absolute look straight at an .ll‘enue of escape

and not see ll? Is not the need of the
Financial Illness business Hugals of [oflay a more spir-
Now let us take the case of a mall itual New. :1 higher sense of thing.

2

New grass rugs
are extra heavy.

" To add even greater durability to those cool

5%;‘4-21‘ '
ll" How they will stand hard usage! 3"

‘° Firm solid ropes of tough grass woven togethel
llngemousb' by a web‘s")! Grille. Flexible, lie smooth) ?: .1 .1
gly on floor, tasteful 1n pattern, pleasing 111 pics. 1/ : ‘2. 1f.

Plain hucd, or with Stencilled border, or Willi 2?

, 3% by. .7126 15-44-50 1.2%..
' ' ‘ 1; 27 W 54 "blokes-$1. 25.
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seeming And ”903““ be “we“ MW‘ 2"flnuncially sick" or who may be said which will banish fear and limitation

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And do we see that our only need 11d

Hagar’ s need. and pray "the pi over of

fervent desire for growth in grace, 0':va 2 F2

pressed in patience, meekness. lové,’
and good deeds" (ScienCe and Health,
p. l), knowing that when our eyes are
thus opened to spiritual sense all that.
we humanly need will be found it
hand?
“Awake Thou That steepest" A
Some may sav. 'But I hale been

striving so long, and yet do not. been: ‘. L

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many tasteful patterns at 55c 75c and $1 the yard. 1: - A
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lower! a sllmrae o! the real! you: for /i\voven_ border of excellent effect. 3 1

2 in Gods sight the men of His crest-
m, your'ileol spiritual solfbood is just 9 by 12 ft—$1250 EV 8 by_ 10 fir—$11 1.
as good, just as besutlful. Just es 1111 V J.-. . , . . _.
defiled as that chlld says he is. " Lind 6 by 9 “47 q" 3r ' 3 by 6 ft—$2

 
 
 

 

some persons seem to be heavié‘r sleep-1 ‘1

ers than others, and ski require more

time to be’dwakened. But this fur:
nlslles no excuse for self-condcfiinn- 1
'tion or discouragement. -2A§ a child.“ 2

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i‘iolts. “i . that heaveuisa“divine state of Mind"I and watcled the whole face of the
, . (Science and Health. p 291) rathel 1 ground " And then came a mall made
1 than a material locality. If heaven is from dust not in the likeness of Spirit

‘2 : ‘ mental. so then must be that which is. and apparently not given domlnlou
2‘ ’r . called hell. Let us read the Christian' own all the earth In fact. the earth
, 3 gream “733:, ”gird ly scientific definition of hell: "Mortal seems to have dominion over him not
f O” belief; error; lust; remorse; hatred; .ihe promptly yields to the enslavement‘
sav ' idisrs lrevenge; sin; sickness; death; suffer-I of materiality, being loyally assisted
8991mm. and “on ‘ lug and self- destruction; self imposed by a woman fashioned from one of his
m ingony; effects of sin; that which ribs Surely this man made from dust

0‘ anthem “mm . ‘worketh abomination or moketh s' and this woman from a rib, depleting

: " action. the m 31222'" (Science and Health p 588) do they do the weakness. trollll‘y. dis
‘ i m Now most of us find ourselves in one. obedience. and lawlessness of motor! i
l or more of the conditions of thought sllty, cannot present the desthless i

’ A Bank ACCOIIM; I ‘l I Just described and the lnelsientyesrn-A perfect. spiritual handiwork of file

' lends a seat in Dr I 2 ing of all msnklnd is for deliverance. Moat Hlsb. For indeed turnaround
i Mi IW- ii! for harmony. for heaven. How is this man from the lmege and likeness of

‘ "ammunition [; to be molded: by will power? By the One “altogether lovely.

, up” :5; forcing ourselves to think thoughts on to foot, so lndiceted bolero this ms-

2 MM 11 1,11% health rstberthenthoughhlofslch todalunsoofmsneppesrsdoslywltb
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slouch your lists. close your mthflhlsncpsnd Haiti. p.518): "TheI

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this “20“” be done. Jesus became the to have a “sick" busineSS Can it be. and open the doors of thought for the
plactical Stiller and waysbowm 0‘ you ask, that hi‘s tribulations are caus reception of right. suving ideas D0
humanity Foletelllng “‘9 coming of ed by a material flow of God. man. you know 11an and women who spend
thP saving Christ ”2““ wrote. ""9 and the universe? Even so. For if be valuable moments bewalllng the ”fact.
shall not judge after the sight 0! 1113mm“ soc and understand God' a creu- Haganlike that there is nothing but
9-565- neither ”9’0"“— “m2“ me hear tlon, he would learn that God never luln ahead. and that there is no possi-
lug 0' his "”15 but with "31mm” ordnlrled lack. limitation, business fall- his way out? To one lookan thl‘ough
““59 5M“ 3‘“ judge "Then Jesus. ure, 'bad luck " or hard times. If he Hagar" s spectacles, a splendltl bust;
epllomlzlng 1“" ““5“” “”53“" in no is encounteling those errors in his 6111- noes opportunltl 0" Othe‘ “Ohm“ of
mistakable “mg““ge said "Judge “m 1y walk and tonvorsstion,“ is because ,lhe problem. might tome rllzht up 10
according to the ebbearimc“. but ”a” be ls wearing the distorting slabs“ of him and not be unseen. Espoedily to my side. And then. right
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