0.0 – Christian Science Publication Contents

Final Edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy.

 1	    The testimony for the plaintiff, Personal Sense, being
  	closed, Judge Medicine arises, and with great solemnity
 3	addresses the jury of Mortal Minds. He an-	                                     Judge
  	alyzes the offence, reviews the testimony, and	                             Medicine
  	explains the law relating to liver-complaint. 	                                     charges
 6	His conclusion is, that laws of nature render disease	                     the jury 
  	homicidal. In compliance with a stern duty, his Honor,
  	Judge Medicine, urges the jury not to allow their judg-
 9	ment to be warped by the irrational, unchristian sugges-
  	tions of Christian Science. The jury must regard in such
  	cases only the evidence of Personal Sense against Mortal
12	Man.  
  	    As the Judge proceeds, the prisoner grows restless. His
  	sallow face blanches with fear, and a look of despair and
15	death settles upon it. The case is given to the jury. A
  	brief consultation ensues, and the jury returns a verdict
  	of "Guilty of liver-complaint in the first degree."