In forwarding material to be melted into the bell, please [1] send fullest historical description. This will be entered carefully in a book which will accompany the bell wherever it goes. ... As the motto has not yet been decided upon, any [5] ideas on that subject will be gratefully received; we will also welcome suggestions of events to be celebrated and names to be commemorated. Very cordially yours, MARY DESHA, _ex-Vice-President General, D. A. R._ Contributions should be sent to the Liberty National Bank, corner Liberty and West Streets, New York, and a duplicate letter written, as a notification of the same, to Miss Mary Desha, 1505 Penna. Ave., Washington, [15] D. C., or to Miss Minnie F. Mickley, Mickleys, Pa. We would add, as being of interest, that Mrs. Eddy is a member of the above organization, having been made such by the special request of the late Mrs. Harrison, wife of the ex-President, who was at that time the Presi- [20] dent thereof.—ED. Angels When angels visit us, we do not hear the rustle of wings, [1] nor feel the feathery touch of the breast of a dove; but we know their presence by the love they create in our [25] hearts. Oh, may you feel _this_ touch,—it is not the clasping of hands, nor a loved person present; it is more than this: it is a spiritual idea that lights your path! The Psalmist saith: “He shall give His angels charge [Page 307.] over thee.” God gives you His spiritual ideas, and in [1] turn, they give you daily supplies. Never ask for to- morrow: it is enough that divine Love is an ever-present help; and if you wait, never doubting, you will have all you need every moment. What a glorious inheritance [5] is given to us through the understanding of omnipresent Love! More we cannot ask: more we do not want: more we cannot have. This sweet assurance is the “Peace, be still” to all human fears, to suffering of every sort. [10] Deification Of Personality Notwithstanding the rapid sale already of two editions of “Christ and Christmas,” and many orders on hand, I have thought best to stop its publication. In this revolutionary religious period, the increasing [15] inquiry of mankind as to Christianity and its unity— and above all, God’s love opening the eyes of the blind—is fast fitting all minds for the proper reception of Christian Science healing. But I must stand on this absolute basis of Christian [20] Science; namely, Cast not pearls before the unprepared thought. Idolatry is an easily-besetting sin of all peoples. The apostle saith, “Little children, keep yourselves from idols.” The illustrations were not intended for a golden calf, [25] at which the sick may look and be healed. Christian Scientists should beware of unseen snares, and adhere to the divine Principle and rules for demonstration. They must guard against the deification of finite personality. Every human thought must turn instinctively to [30] [Page 308.]