Each student should, must, work out his own problem of being; conscious, meanwhile, that God worketh with [25] him, and that he needs no personal aid. It is the genius of Christian Science to demonstrate good, not evil,— harmony, not discord; for Science is the mandate of Truth which destroys all error. Whoever is honestly laboring to learn the principle of [30] music and practise it, seldom calls on his teacher or mu- sician to practise for him. The only personal help re- [Page 284.] quired in this Science is for each one to do his own work [1] well, and never try to hinder others from doing theirs thus. Christian Science, more than any other system of religion, morals, or medicine, is subject to abuses. Its [5] infinite nature and uses occasion this. Even the human- itarian at work in this field of limitless power and good may possess a zeal without knowledge, and thus mistake the sphere of his present usefulness. Students who strictly adhere to the right, and make the [10] Bible and Science and Health a study, are in no danger of mistaking their way. This question is often proposed, How shall I treat malicious animal magnetism? The hour has passed for this evil to be treated personally, but it should have been [15] so dealt with at the outset. Christian Scientists should have gone personally to the malpractitioner and told him his fault, and vindicated divine Truth and Love against human error and hate. This growing sin must now be dealt with as evil, and not as an evil-doer or per- [20] sonality It must also be remembered that neither an evil claim nor an evil person is _real_, hence is neither to be _feared_ nor honored. Evil is not something to fear and flee before, or that becomes more real when it is grappled with. Evil let [25] alone grows more real, aggressive, and enlarges its claims; but, met with Science, it can and will be mastered by Science. I deprecate personal animosities and quarrels. But if one is intrusted with the rules of church government, to [30] fulfil that trust those rules must be carried out; thus it is with all moral obligations. I am opposed to all personal [Page 285.] attacks, and in favor of combating evil only, rather than [1] person. An edition of one thousand pamphlets I ordered to be laid away and not one of them circulated, because I had been personal in condemnation. Afterwards, by a [5] blunder of the gentleman who fills orders for my books, some of these pamphlets were mistaken for the corrected edition, and sold. Love is the fulfilling of the law. Human life is too short for foibles or failures. _The Christian Science Jour-_ [10] _nal_ will hold high the banner of Truth and Love, and be impartial and impersonal in its tenor and tenets. Wedlock