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Nerve ue wlth lneessan alllrm-

atlvee. Don't _bark against the

bad, but chant the beauties of

the good.-EHER»`(7N.

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An 0ecnlt Hymn.Mine are Life's sorrows and its joy!

I welcome anguish and all strife!I claim the hours without alloy,

But prize the miseries of life.

They all are mine! Since I am allI all must know would I be free!

Serving obediently their call,I have achieved Life'a Mastery.

As long as Pain could wound me, I

Did suffer pain. Blind Worry too

Was close companion at my side,As long as I her ear did woo.

Lank Poverty, with her unrest

Followed my footsteps day by day;Until I learned "What is, is best"!

Unntasked, they now sing on my way.

'Tis I that make, or mend, or mar!I mold the moments as I breathe!

Loviugly doth Pain and Care,Where once waacross, the roses wreathe.

Thus I, Creator, Destiny,Have changed the power in wand of Time!

All Good and Wise is Life to me.

From all its grapes I press sweet wine.

Henry Harrison Brown.

SAN Faancrsco, May 24, r9oo.

How Can I Master My Fate!

By Flora Paris Howard, 621 S. Broadway,Los Angeles.-This most important questionarises in every one's life. How can I, as an

individual, master my fate? The answer I

would give is, study yourself. When you have

found yourself, your latent powers, and use

them for good, you will master your Fate.STUDY these thoughts. PRACTICE them,

IDENTIFY yourself with them as you wouldthe food `you eat, by letting them become one

with you.Keep them by you. Ponder them in your

heart. Think of all of them you can wherever

you are. If you cannot keep them all in mind.

Say, I AM ALL OF THEM IN ONE AND

NOW!

I increase in strength, power and wis-dom.

Every true desire of my soul is a prayer.Sin, sickness and death have no place

in my life.I am conqueror over them all.I do not live in the past nor the future.

OW.A JOURNAL OF AFFIRMATIONS.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., JUNE, rgoo.

I work in the eternal NOW-This hour,this day.

My life and my life's work is to studymysellf

I have all power,and am all powerful.I am divinely beautiful; I am born of

God. '

I create only good in world.There is no rebellion in me; all is peace.My body is not me. lt is mine. <

All of my thoughts are subject to me

and must obey me.

I master all conditions in life by the

power of my word.My word is God, gone forth to do my

bidding.I have the very faith of God.Ihavc all faith in myself and in my

spoken word of Truth.I have faith and trust in all humanity.I am one with all life's forces. '~

I am one with the soul of Infinite Life.I am one with the Infinite Power of

Love.I am one with the seen and the unseen

forces of God.Day by day I_unfold my Godlike powers.Day by day is my true life being made

manifest.Day by day I increase in wisdom, love

and power.Day by day -~I build my character for

good; to bring the Truth that makesme free.

Truth alone frees me; body, soul and

spirit.Thy will, O Truth, be done in me!I make every day contribute to my

eternal good.I make every day contribute to the

good of someone.

Iam all this and more. Why? Because,I PRACTICE WHAT I PREACH,

therefore,I AM MASTER OF MY FATE.

I ask not far before to see,But take with joy my road,

Life, Death, and Immortality,Are in my thought of God.

F. L. Hosmer.

:SAMPLES ARE SENT TO ALL WHOAPPLY.

Tlme past and tlme to be are

one

And both are NOW WHITTIFR

endarDead yesterdays and unborn to

I

'Twas only striking from the cal-

morrows. -OMAR KHA YYAII.

HENRY HARRISON BROWNEditor and Proprietor

Omce, 521 Tmuc Sraan,San Faaucrsco.

I Am Fearless.

Fear and Faith are the oppositesof life. One must be master. Eachmoment each individual is makingchoice of the one that shall carve hislife into the next expression. One isthe way to the kingdom of self-mas-tery; the other is the way to thedegredation of the slave. We may bewhat we desire by right choice. Weare the results of previous choice be-tween these two. Fear is the onlydevil. Faith is the angel of Love.They are opposites, and they work op-posite results in life's expression. Feardrives; Faith draws; Fear is obtrusive;Faith is modest; Fear is domineering;Faith is patient; Fear is master; Faithis companion. It is by choice of one

of these that man builds his life. Hechooses either consciously or 'uncon-sciously, and the results he calls goodor evil. He is taken captive by Fearif he docs not choose Faith. ButFaith ever waits till he has learned tolove and voluntarily choose her. Shewill not so much as by a single hairdraw him against his will. But once

he has given his trust to her she willbe ever near and make the dreams ofhis Soul realities in expression. Thereis, therefore, a more important affirma-tion than this-I am Fearless. Thereis not one that will bring health,prosperity and happiness sooner. Af-firm this self-confidence. Courageand Faith becomes your expression.Then all things will be added to you,I AM FEARLESS, I AM PEACE.These two joined are Life Eternal,hereand now.

The spirit of co-operation 'seeks to secure thebest possible conditions for all. It is the spirit ofhuman brotherhood, equality and liberty. It isthe ethics of Christianity as taught by its founders.Under universal co-operation the right of everyhuman being to food, shelter and raiment would al-

ways be recognized, and thc neccssaries and com-

forts of life would be distributed for use and not

gain-Eyuitv, Topeka, Kan.

WEAK AFFIRMATIONS WEAKEN US AND THOSE WHO HEAR US -FANNIE B. ]AME.`.

THE STEPS OF FAITH FALL ON THE SEEMING VOID AND FIND THE ROCK BENEATH.-WHIITIER.2

NOW.

Primary Lesson. No. 3.EXPERIIIENTS IN THOUGHT TRANSPERENCE.

Before there can be any positive position in

reasoning, there must be facts. In this new

field of study, facts are to be first sought.Each person must collect data for himself.He can do so by the following experiments:Find some one ready to experime nt,` a ladyand oftimes a gentleman; but usually I End a

careless, good-natured boy is the easiest to

train. But keep trying until one is found.Blindfold the subject, do not touch him.

This removes from the experiment the theoryof muscle reading. Select some ot-ject and

mentally order him to touch it. Concentrate

your mind on it. Here hes the success of the

experiment. If your mind wavers you willconfuse him. I find the best success in be-

ginning by experimenting to take somethingon which the boy readily concentres; forinstance his knife. As yon, in silence, tellhim to go, he will feel an impulse to pitchforward. If he moves he will be drawn to thehidden thing. He mechanically does this and

lays his hand on it. From this, as a starter,the experiments may proceed to any length.It only requires patience to demonstrate that

thought is the greatest power man can use.

That Thought connects minds as the wireconnects two batteries.

Follow up this first success with this ex-

periment: Tell the subject that as you passamong the persons in the room whatever theydo to you he will feel. He is still blindfolded.If you fear he will tell by hearing, cover hisears. Soon he will feel the prick or the pinch,etc.,that is done to you. If your subject is

intelligent enough you may try this: Holdwith all your concentration a simple state-

ment, like "Fire will burn," or "I am happy,"and tell him to note his feelings. In a littletime he will feel as you shall think.

This was tried in my presence. The subjectsaid, "I feel so cheerful,I also feel generous. Iwant to share with you what I have." "Mythought," said the operator was, "The LordLoves a cheerful giver." I recently tried thisiu a company of ten, and nine of them feltthe emotion.

This experiment may be tried: Seat the

subje:t at one table and yourself at another,back to back and any distance apart. Tellhim you are to draw geometrical figures andhe must draw them. I-Ie will, if you concen-

trate, by keeping the pencil drawing till he

says "Done," He must draw the first thatcomes into his "mind's eye." You may thentake the nine digits; then pictures. Soonthese pictures will be transmitted easily. Iwas, not long ago, in a company of those whomeet to experiment and the subject was tryingto get the thought of a lady. He said: "I donot get en rapport with you. But I get a pic-ture from some one." Having described thepicture, a gentleman said: "Come to myofiice and I will show you that picture. Ifelt I could send a stronger thought and I sentthat picture."

Several ladies of my acquaintance mettwice a week for experiment. They tell me

of this: They took turns in being leader.Mrs. P. was leader this time. "I held the

thought." She said: "They all caught thesensation of devotion and faith, but Mrs. W.burst out in song, 'Thou Christ, art all I waut',which were the words I held." To thus getwords is rare and memory may account for thewords here.

Success depends ou the ability of the sub-

ject to keep from intending his mind and in

thinking as little as possible, and in the powerof concentration on part of the operator.But since each may easily learn there is no

reason why all, if they will persevere, may notthus come to its wonderful knowledge thatTlldllghf II /arf:

(Written for NOW.)

Divine Love is my Supply.BY ANNA IICGOWAN

(Author of "Wrinkles," "Supply," etc.,Los Angeles, Cal )

How ? The substance of all the realwealth, oppulence and power in thisvorld is Divine Love. Without it therecould be no permanent supply. Man mayamass wealth through sharp businesspractices, but unless tempered withDivine Love he is poorer than a beggar.I-Iis life is made miserable lest he loseit, and sooner or later it will go as itcame, by sharp transactions.

To make Divine Love my supply Imust draw from the great reservoir ofabundant supply by the same powerwhich creates that abundance. Thatpower is Love. By generating love inmy own life I form a connecting linkand a channel between myself and uni-versal wealth, through which abundanceof all things good shall flow to me, andthere shall be no fear oflosing it, for itis mine by Divine right and no one can

take it from me.

How will I generate this love? Byholding loving thoughts of everythingand everybody, "thy neighbor as thy-self" and more. I must love all mydisagreeable surroundings and limitedcircumstances; all my burdens andcrosses. Until I love them more thanI desire wealth, wealth will flee fromme. A good plan to generate love isto have this motto ever in your mind-1101/eyou! .

/Vhen you meet one who is unpleas-ant, say mentally, "I love you!" Toevery hateful task that comes as duty,say, "l love you!"

If your surroundings are unpleasantand the grind of poverty is upon you,say, "I love you!" looking it squarely

in the face. Later on you will see thatyou had reason to love them all.

This practice persevered in willsurely bring results. It is the law.But do not be disappointed if resultsdo not come at once. The law is notto blame because you have cloggedthe channel with envy, spite, revengeand greed.

When shall I generate this DivineLove? After I have gotten even withneighbor jones who makes his oppor-tunity to pasture his cowsin my corn,orto turn his chickens into my garden ?After I have settled with DeaconBrown for cheating me in horsetrade?After I have paid my compliments toMrs. Brown for scornfully passing me

unnoticed? Or after I have effectually"sat down" on Sister So-and-so forcriticising my last book? Nay, verily, ifI wait to do all this I will have thechannel between myself and my supplyso clogged that I may never make thcconnection. I will begin NOV.

Hypnotism and Suggestive Thera-peutics, are the coming means of relieffrom pain and the next step medicalmen will take, nay are taking, there-fore they offer to every student a wideand useful and profitable field of labor.See advertisement. I will form classesat any time and will guarantee thateach pupil shall understand the princi-ples and know how to apply them if heor she comes with an ordinary capacityfor receiving instruction.

MENA, ARK., May 14, 1900.To WHOM rr Mav CONCERN:-In

April '98,I sav the advertisement ofHenry Harrison Brown as a Psychom-etrist and wrote to him about 18 linesof a common letter. I received a

prompt reply. I have had many read-ings from both gentlemen and ladiesprominent in psychic circles, but foraccurate and extended reading with thesensing of prophecies years ahead hehas pre-eminence. This I send volun-tarily as an act of justice.

MRS. V. E. PAULK,Mental Science Healer and Teacher.

"Praise God from whom all blessings flow,"but remember, the kingdom of God is withinyou and therefore all blessings flow outward.

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THE INFINITE ALWAYS IS_SILEN`l`.-/OHN BOYLE 0'RlLE Y.

Give to Him 'l`hat Asketh of Thee.

Ay, give! To whomsoe'er shall ask thy love,Give! Ou the plane they seek, their hunger

feed!Remember thou hast suffered in thy need!

Give and no question ask, but rise aboveAll thought of Self, in this thy worth to prove

Or vice to shun. As brother give! ContentTo know thy happiness, itself hath lent,

To one whose brow hath known the bloodybead.

Give of thy Life, thy Thought, thy Love, thyAll!

From him hath not, turn not thou away!The ONE hath given thee Itself! Then call

Thy brethren and thy kindred in, nor stayThy hand! To save is loss! thus giving, live!

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The gift of gifts is Love. To haveit,-Give.' Henry lfarrixon Brown

The Higher Wisdom.BY H. W. DRESSER.

[Readers of NOW will enjoy this from theauthor of those most valuable works: "ThePo .ver of Silence "; The Perfect Whole";"Voice-| of Hope"; "In Search of a Soul,"and that very helpful book for all who wouldlearn to Liw Truth; " Living by the Spirit."In response to my request for a word for NOW,Mr. D esser, in a brptherly letter, sends this,saying: "Ii expresses my message, so I take itout of my store of 'Higher Law' material andsend it to you. May the peace of the Spiritbe with you in your labors, that you may lead

your readers on from amrmation to real za-

tion."]

The Higher Wisdom is a spontane-ous revelation or unfolding, in thesilent precincts of the human mind. Itis not necessary to rush about specula-ting and investigating. lt is not

necsssary to read all that is written, or

hear all that is said. Much may belearned in this way, and a certainfamiliarity with it is essential. But itis not the highest. To receive the high-est one must dedicate one's life to it.S:t apart a large proportion of time to

meditation and to silence. Life mustbe simplified. While the mind is fullof social and intellectual activities it issimply impossible for the Spirit toenter. And so those who attend lec-ture after lecture, and read book afterbook, always asking what they shall donext to be spiritual, must begin byeliminating this over-strenuous activity.lf you really are in earnest do not makeso many engagements, do not allowyourself to be hurried, give up three-fourths of your activities and dedicatethe rest to the Spirit.

vasr 'rms Canaria AND Bei-inn, BUT vasrsxz THE mwasn csearok.-RE.-nf.

N U W. _ 3

Psychometry.Psychometry is soul-reading. The

psychometrist comes en rapport withthe spirit of his sitter through the lawsof vibrations,and the " Book of Life" isopened to him.

lt is better than Phrenology in de-lineating character, for it deals withcause, whereas Phrenology deals witheffects.

The psychometrist can thus advisethose who need, and give consolation,strength and hope. For only one whounderstands Spiritual conditions can

rightly advise, or properly help an-

other. l-le is the only person whoknows himself.

As one would go to doctor, minis-ter or friend come to him. Come in

sincerity, receive; weigh and use, as

commonsense directs,what is received.A Psychometric Reading includes a

delineation of character, of conditionand environment, mental and physical;diagnosis of disease; advice in busi-ness; advice as to choice of professionand the adapatbility of the person to

any line of business or profession; theresult of natural tendencies, with ad.vice as to how best to guide or restrainthem so that the soul developmentmay be harmonious and life happy.Answers given from the Soul side towhatever questions it may be properthus to answer.

These readings may be made fromletters, photographs, relics, a writtenname, a letter, or any article, or

directly through thought connection.Any method that will sufiice to con-

nect the mind of the reader with the

person or thing to be read.All who honestly desire to investi-

gate the New Philosophy,that declares

Thought to be a mode of motion, willEnd Psychometry to be the Open Doorto Life itself.

There are many excellent Psychom-etrists before the public, and that

they may fast increase is the prayer ofall who understand the need of Human-ity for that knowledge which is Self-Protection to the millions of sensitiveswho now, without it, are going into allthe various nervous diseases and to in-

sanity. The race must understand the

psychic laws and obey them, or pay a

severe penalty.To know and live with the laws of

SOUL is peace and all prosperity. Itis the province of Psychometry to re-

veal and demonstrate these laws in life.It reveals to consciousness the realworld of the SOUL. It is the inherentgift of God to each soul. Let him"who seeks, find" here as everywhere,the power that helps him to be his own

Destiny.

A ledieal Prescription.An Ohio letter reads thus: "Iam an

M.D., 60 years old. Am tired of the old

thoughts and old ways. Have a poor memory,weak digestion, and am tired most of thetime. What shalll do?" Answer: HithertoFaith has been the stay of your patients.Have the same faith in Mind that they had in

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Try Wilmans, Trine, Newcomb, in small

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aj' it/ Let it be taken care of by the Soul

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you are tired slip oti' like the cast off the snakeand put on the new garment of Faith in 5:01Follow this, and you will ultimately travelback to maturity. All these useless signs ofthe thought of age will pass away, and thefreshness of youth take its place. Try it and

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FINALITIES ARE AN IMPERTINENCE IN A GROWING AGE.-j. IK CHADWICAC

THE SOUL IS THE PERCEIVER AND THE REVEALER OF TRUTH.-EMERSON.

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A monthly journal of Positive Aflirmations.Devoted to the Science and Art of Soul Culture.It is the utterance only ofthe editor. All thought not

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ly Supply.He who dares assert the I

May calmly wait,While hurrying Fate

Meets his demand with sure supply.Helm Wrlmavn.

This is a supply number. Healthmeans Harmony. There is no har-mony in want, be it want of health,happiness or of means, wherewithal tocare for the body or of enjoyment.Health means in "Soul Culture" andin all true Mental Science, Health ofbody, mind, and estate. Harmonywith spiritual law means health, happi-ness and prosperity.

Poverty is the main cause of theunrest, the dis-ease, that afiiicts man-

kind. Remove poverty, by the rightmeans: (and that is by a change ofmental attitude) and all attendantevils will disappear. Therefore, itis the legitimate field of the Meta-physical teacher, of every school,to help his pupils to rise from povertyto opulence.

There is enough in the UniversalOne, from which all zhings materialize,for each one to have all desires metwithout robbing anyone.

Infinite Supply is all about us

Where is the fault? In ourselves. Wehave not known how to claim our

own. The law is simple and is laiddown by the greatest political econo-

mist, and scientist, as well as the great-est sociologist and socialist that theworld has in its historic records. Hewas not a theologian, neither did hedeal with questions ofa future life; butdid deal most practically with questionsof the "life that now is." His name is

Jesus. He gave the law thus: "Seek

first the Kingdom of God and hisrighteousness and all things shall beadded unto you."

Let the law be analyzed. "King-dom of God?" "It is within you," hesaid. '°God is Spirit," he again said.The kingdom of God then is the SOUL,the Ego. "Know thyself as spirit,"is the law. Live rightly; live in accordwith the Spirit; obey spiritual law;then all things shall be yours. "Things,"are manifestations of the one Spirit.

Plain directions: live spiritually, lovethe Good; then all things that are ma-

terialized from spirit shall be yours atdesire.

"First," yes! Not things first, butthe condition of mind. Love the Good!in faith trust the All Good! then De-sire! then Let it Come! This is All!But it is God. Few there be that en-

ter in at this straight gate becausethey love money or power or ostentation,etc., first. They love "Things," first.Reverse the process. You are theMaster; for you are One with God, are

recognizing the king in his regalauthority in His right place. "NowGod do your work," one can say whenhe has taken this attitude of expect-ancy, born in Desire and Trust. AndGod will do His work. It will be an

impotent god, that does not when theseconditions are made.

Poverty is much a mental conditionas is consumption or a cold, and can becured by the same means, i. e., Affirmyour possession of All, as part of theOne. Repeat this affirmation, no

matter what the appearances are; no

matter if hungry and houseless, affirmthat God is your supply and that youpossess all, as indivisible part of Him.Know that your poverty is the legiti-mate result of the beneficent law ofCause and Effect. You have sown

poverty-seeds in thought, and reap thecrop. Now, sow amid the results ofprevious sowing that you do not enjoy,the seeds of plenty, and as povertycame from' the first sowing, so willplenty come from the present. Sow!no matter how black the sky or howdamp the soil. The seeds have Godwithin them and cannot fail.

"I am supplied with all I want fromthe Infinite Substence." Let this bethe afiirmation until you realize thatall is yours, for God is in you and youin Him. You have thus re-polarizedyourself and will draw plenty, as themagnet draws the needle. Try it.

But keep on affirming till the Supplycomes. It will come.

Soul Culture.This term was first used by me in

a series of articles in a little paper in1888. I was the first person to applyit to a system of practical philosophy.I began to lecture and give lessons inSoul Culture in 1893, in Topeka. Sincethen others have taken up the wordand are teaching under it. I wish no

monopoly of the word nor the Truth.I am glad to see it becoming common,asI used it with the thought and thehope that in it there might be a unionin practical work of all metaphysicalschools. In the physical, the intellect-ual, the esthetic field, Culture standsfor no person's particular idea, but forthe general thought of unfoldment, so

may this word stand in the spiritualfield for all means that are intended to

develop soul power. This unity mustcome. It is the plan of the universe.Truth is one, and all these variousschools must unite in a practical workof redemption. Till then NOW willwork with all and oppose none. Allare good.

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"Human Nature"For june has thisjoke on NOW. "Our

friend Brown, of NOW is of the same piece,[with Shelton,Struble, etc._] He says: 'God andI are one. God and I cannot be separated.' "Well Brother Haddock, since God is ALL, isthe infinite and everlasting Substance thatfills all space and since He (or IT) is every-where, I must believe, until you show me

how I can be out of the everywhere, that I am

somewhere and that where Iam God is. Sincetwo cannot occupy the same place at the same

time, I must conclude that God and Iare ONEand are only diierent names for the same

thing. God is the subjective and "I" am theobjective manifestation of the ONE Substance.Subjectively I am God; objectively I am HenryHarrison Brown. Make the conception of Godbig enough to include yourself and you willhave no trouble. Most people make too smalla God to include themselves. The God ofNOW is ALL.

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Royal S. Kellogg, once a teacher in theKansas State Agricultural College writes:The paper is You and I like its strong in-

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capable of recognizing Truth under more thanone aspect and whose mission is to reconcilerather than disrupt. The world is too lull ofselfish builders and I am glad you have takenthis stand for Freedom to da. The marginalquotations, are particularly good and appro-priate. I am glad you have such good ty po-graphical work and such an excellent paper."

A young Methodist minister writes fromOhio: "NOW came yesterday and it was themost refreshing baptism I have had for months.I do not know the secret ofyour optimism or ofthe inspiration which I received and do re-

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poem "Peace. I have brightened many liveswith that which I had."

lt is a wonderful thing to be alive, to acceptfrom the hand of the Infinite all the unlockedtreasuries of the universe, to be a recipient of allthe garnered harvests of all the preceding ages, to

comprehend how thought does energize and shapethe physical world, Address ol j. A. Plummer be-fore the Stockton A. O. U. W. memorial services.

All that Nature made thine own,

Floating in air or pent in stone,\Vitl rive the hills, will swim the sea,And like thy shadow, follow thee.

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SOUL-CULTURE, Self-Control and SpiritualUnfoldment." True, Lucy. I knew that one whowould journey fifty miles on Saturday to hear me

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'rim Editor or Now'

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operation, which will alone bring the "newearth."

Charlet Ermndl Banu: in june "Mrna".

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"SeIf."(Mrs. Norris' paper, Oakland, Cal.)-ls

in the june issue fully up to the standard setin the first number. It has this good wordfor NOW. "If you wantto know how to livenaw, write to Henry Harrison Brown, editor ofNOW. There is no philosophy for NOW butthis: "I am one with the Father."

"Christian,"Has the largest circulation among all

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"\\'rrrnr|es,"Their cause and cure. By Anna M:-

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Read Mrs. McGowan's article in this andsee how she can handle this subject. It is be-

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"The Sphynx."An Astrological Monthly, $3.00 per year.

Boston, Mass. This is a most astonishing rev-

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"Atl vance Science Journal."

Harry Gaze, Oakland, Cal., $1.00 peryear. It is the latest of the new journals to

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"Lessons In 'l'ruth."

By H. Emilie Cady, Unity Tract Society,Kansas City, Mo. Price 75 cents. These are

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" Wrinkles,"

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Cal., (50 cts.) is one of the most prac~tical of books. To look at the photo-graph of the author at fifty-seven yearsof age and mistake her for a woman

of thirty is warrant enough that shehas something of importance to tellconcerning the carrying of youth inspite of years. Obtained of the au-

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"The New Name."Seven Lessons in the Science of Being_

By Dr. George W. Carey, San Francisco, Cal.Author of "Tire lliochemic System of Healing,Src." Price 50 cents. Sold by the author.(See a lv.) The difference between this systeman-l Mental Science is not at first apparent.NOW can only differ with the author in hiscon :eption of matterand spirit being eternallydistinct. These quotations are good enoughfor NOW: "There is no Mental Science, or.Ili/rl /t'/ianng, apart from Spirit or InfiniteIntelligence. Mind is Being, and Being isMind. So there, can be but one science or realknowing. When we realize eternal one-

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play. It is thoughts-the operation of mindon body-worry, fear, and anxious thoughtsfor the morrow, that tire." The peculiartheory of Dr. Cary's does not appear till thelast lesson. It is this: "We shall direct fromthe air produce, as Nature now does, all thefood and material we need. Wool, cotton, flax.silks, etc are all produced from the elementsthrough the slow, laborious and costly processof animal and vegetable growth. Why not

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