reasons given for believing in the immortality of the bird and the quadruped as well as for man. Comparing the moral qualities of animals is not always to the credit of man. The last division of the book treats of the Ethical Kinship. "There are the same reasons for the recognition by human beings of ethical relations to non-human beings as there are for the recognition by human beings of ethical relations among themselves. The practice of killing "our brothers" for food is strongly condemned, and we are told that if to do good is to generate welfare, then to cause welfare to a horse, an ox, a bird, or a butterfly, is to do good just as truly as to cause welfare to men. The book is well calculated to make us think, and to cause many of us to change our practices in regard to our fellow mortals of the so-called lower ranks of animal life. Published by Charles H. Kerr & Co, 56 5th Ave., Chicago, Ill. Cloth, 330 pp. Price $1.10. NONE OF THESE THINGS MOVE ME, AND ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE TO THEM THAT BELIEVE. Two popular booklets by the gifted author and teacher of the Higher Thought, Annie Rix Militz. New editions of these favorite treatises have been published, and Thou Shalt Decree," a short article, added to "All Things Are Possible to Them That Believe." Artistically bound in art paper, printed from good type on good paper, the booklets are worthy a place among The Books Beautiful." We have before spoken of the value of the teaching so ably presented in these little books, and can only add that the reading will arouse and inspire to greater faith, and enable the student of Truth to attain poise of soul if he faithfully follows the instructions given. Price, Ioc each. Published by the Absolute Press, Brooklyn, N. Y. HEALTH AND THE INNER LIFE, by Horatio W. Dresser. "An The sub-title of the latest book of this writer is: Analytical and Historical Study of Spiritual Healing Theories, With an Account of the Life and Teachings of P. P. Quimby." Mr. Dresser sets forth the purpose of the book in these words: "As a contribution to the scientific investigation of the whole field, (Mental Healing) the present volume is intended to inform rather than to convert. With this aim in view, it has seemed best to reconstruct in one volume various articles and portions of earlier books, so that the original theory might be appreciated on its own merits." We are given a history of the philosophy of healing from the time of P. P. Quimby, who is referred to as the pioneein the movement, up to the present. Why anyone should contend for the priority of the origin of spiritual healing seems unneces sary to us, for we believe the important fact is that the Truth is here and for our use, no matter through which channel it came. But the bistory is comprehensive, and gives valuable information concerning healing." The chapters on "Spiritual Healing" and 'Methods of Healing" are full of instruction to those who would apply themselves to the practice of Mental Healing for themselves or others. Like all of Mr. Dresser's writings, this book reveals the scholarly mind and strong soul of the man, and his desire to lift mankind up to a higher plane mentally and physically and spiritually. Cloth, 255 pp. Price $1.35 net. Published by G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York. ARE YOU WITH US? We are now holding meetings in the first story of the new building. The Auditorium will be ready in a few weeks. The corner stone will be closed at about 3 P. M. August 22d. We want the names of everyone interested in the Unity work to appear among the documents that will be enclosed in this stone, which represents the substantial permancy of the doctrine which this building is giving a home. THE METAPHYSICAL CLUB OF LOS ANGELES. The Metaphysical Club of Los Angeles, organized May 1st has rented the old "Home of Truth" building, 1327 Georgia, St., which has been thoroughly renovated and refurnished in attractive manner. This center is open for the most advanced teachings along metaphysical lines, and cordially welcomes all higher thought people, and all seeking unfoldment along thsee lines. The best of speakers have already been participating in these lectures, among whom are Dr. V. C. Lewis, of Los Angeles, Harriet Rix, of Alameda, Henry Harrison Brown, Baba Bharati, Mrs. Elizabeth Duress, Prof. H. Alymen Harding of Chicago, and others. Elizabeth D. King is in charge. This club, which is scarce two months old, has a rapidly growing membership. The monthly public receptions, held the second Tuesdays in each month, have been largely attended, and the short but spirited addresses and rich musical programes rendered on these occasions, all go to prove the great appreciation of this new movement. - M. E. D. "Truth in Song: For Lovers of Truth Everywhere," by Clara H. Scott. A collection of beautiful songs and hymns for all New Thought gatherings, class rooms and Sunday Schools. Per copy, 30 cents; per dozen, $3.00. Published by Stockham Publishing Co., 70 Dearborn Street, Suite 51, Chicago, Ill. SOCIETY OF SILENT UNIT Be Still and know that I am God? Application for Treatment. The Society of Silent Unity is the Twentieth Century fulfillment of the promise of Jesus Christ: "Again I say unto you, That if two of you shall agree on earth as touching any thing that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of my Father which is in heaven. For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.- Matt. 18:19,20. TO THE SOCIETY OF SILENT UNITY, 913 TRACY AVENUE, KANSAS CITY, MO. DEAR FRIENDS - I desire your spiritual assistance in demonstrating the points mentioned in my letter enclosed herewith. NAME STREET TOWN STATE "Ask Notice to Applicants: We can help you in matters pertainin health, finances, spiritual understanding, and, in fact, every ching that is desirable and for your highest good. whatsoever ye will in my name and it shall be done unto you," covers every human need. We put no limit upon the power of the Holy Spirit, through which the work is done. Write us freely just what you most desire. All correspondence is strictly confidential. If this is your first application, please say so. If you are already on our list for treatment, please mention it when you renew your application, which should be done every 30 days. Before writing please read instructions and suggestions under head of "Society of Silent Unity," on the preceding page. If you ask help for another person, be sure and mention the name. If you desire membership in the Society, a written request to be enrolled is all that is required. There is no specific charge for membership or treatments. 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New Thought Club, Prof. LeRoy Moore, speaker, has services every Sunday at 3:00 P. M. in the K. P. Hall, 624 Minnesota Ave., Kansas City, Kansas. Send us names of friends and neighbors and let us mail them copies of UNITY and WEE WISDOM. HOMES AND CENTERS OF TRUTH. Home of Truth, 903 Tenth Street, Sacramento, Cal. The Truth Club of Los Angeles, 1327 Georgia St., Los Angeles. Home of Truth, Corner Grand Street and Alameda Ave., Alameda, Calif. Home of Truth, 275 North Third St., San Jose, Cal. Metaphysical Library and Reading Room, 611 Grant Building, Los Angeles, Cal. New Center of Truth, 1292 McAllister St., San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Lizzie Robe, Manager. College of Divine Science, 730 Seventeenth Ave., Denver, Colo. The Truth Center of Christian Living and Healing, 108 W. 10th Street, Pueblo, Colo. New Thought Lyceum, Sunday service, II A. M., K. P. Hall, Masonic Temple, Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Ruth Brrymaan Ridges, speaker. Chicago Truth Center, 1157 N. Clark St., Flat 2, Chicago, Ill. Sarah Wilder Pratt Rooms, (Room 419), 87 Washington Street, Society of Practical Christianity, S. E. Cor. 18th and Pestalozzi Street, St. Louis, Mo. Services every Sunday at 11:00 A. M., and every Tuesday at 8:00 P. M. (English); every Sunday at 2:45 P. M. and every Thursday at 8:00 P. M. (German). Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. H. H. Schroeder, 3537 Crittenden Street, St. Louis, Mo. Home of Truth, May D. Wolzak, teacher and healer. 2312 Wabash Ave., Kansas City, Mo. New Thought Center, 10 The Zenobia, Toledo, Ohio. New Thought Temple, 7:45 Sunday evenings, Gorman Hall, 1311⁄2 South Jefferson St., Dayton, Ohio. New Thought Temple, services Sundays 10:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. McMillan St and Gilbert Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. M. Circle of Divine Ministry of the Oranges, Studio Bldg., 589 Main St., East Orange, N. J. Brooklyn Truth Center, 313a Quincy Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. P. E. Sayre in charge. Circle of Divine Ministry, 29 West 20th Street, New York City. 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