The 'Rules'Editorial Note: See “The Educational System of Christian Science, Mind Healing” by Mary Baker G. Eddy on pages 158-159 of the October 1886 issue of The Christian Science Journal. are good and may they be enforced.

If you believe it of sufficient importance, I should be pleased to inform you of our day's As Written: days experience with Bro Gill about the Journal, and his reception of the Rules. Understand, I have handled the question myself, its effects upon Bro Gill, etc. but I thought it might indicate more to you than myself, or be a guide further to your plans at our meeting Friday night. Please remember I am with you for this causeEditorial Note: The cause of Christian Science. whatever the methods adopted to work for it, hence I do not write this of Bro Gill to gossip.

Just here my friend, let me apologize for an unfortunate impression I may have left upon you last evening. I had not the remotest intention of asking you to make a reduction to me. on the tuition for Mrs Sawyer in the Normal class. Please pardon the unintentional offense. All I am and have is with you for God and his service. We have watched and worked this day unceasingly .for every measure to succeed in our common Cause. The. Journal is our powerful weapon: hold on to your absolute possession of it. and by God's great favor we will yet place it in every household As Written: houshold in the land. We must make it a forerunner for "Science and Health."Editorial Note: Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy Give me time, and your helpful advice, and I can at least gain a little of the technicalities of Journalism, and thus be able to relieve you. of much responsibility.