Brought out to Bring in.—So Moses instructs that the children of Israel should answer one of the questions which their children should raise—"What mean the testimonies and the statutes and the ordinances, which Jehovah our God commanded us?" And they were to reply that "We were slaves in Egypt, and God brought us out of that bondage that He might bring us in to the good land of His promise." All the restrictions, the commandments, the blessings, are to fit us for the bringing in. And even so all the prohibitions, the injunctions, the commandments, the promises, the blessings are that God may bring us in to the eternal land of goodness and light, and love. Rebel not against Him. Forget not His purpose or His means of salvation. Science in Law Courts.—A gentleman in Boston sued the elevated railway company for $150,000 damages, because the trains which passed around the corner of a large building where he lived caused so much annoyance by the noise they made and the obstruction of light. A phonograph was brought in for the evidence to reproduce the noises, a photometer to show the diminution of light, and an oscillometer showed photographs of air-wave disturbance during the passing of trains. The result was a verdict of $45,000 with interest, making $58,267.