according to mortal belief was not well; at noon, he said he wanted to go to sleep.
His mother took him in her lap and began to read to him from “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.” Very soon he expressed a wish to go to the picnic, and did go. His father, happening to pass the place where the little ones were spending the afternoon, and somewhat surprised to see him playing, as happy and active as any there, called to him and asked, “How long did you sleep?” The little fellow replied, “I did not sleep at all; mamma read to me from Science and Health, and I was well in a minute.” — K. L. H.
One evening I was calling on a neighbor, and somehow
the subject of Christian Science came up. I asked
her what it was, and what they believed.
She then told me of a friend of hers who had become a Christian Scientist. This friend had passed through great sorrow and disappointment; her health had failed her, and her cheerful disposition had entirely changed; she could talk of nothing but her troubles, and was a most unhappy woman. A few years ago she visited my neighbor, who, greatly surprised at her changed appearance, — for she was happy and well, — asked where her troubles were. The reply was, “I have no troubles. I have found true happiness; for I have become a Christian Scientist.”
I became deeply interested, and asked if the students in Clinton had public meetings on Sundays. She replied that they had, and told me where they were.
The next Sunday, I went. All was quiet when I en-
