The Student’s Own Magazine. April 1908. New Series

PUBLISHERS' NOITCE A considerable difficulty: is felt in tracing the names of subscribers in the office they are requested to quote in all their communications their Register Number which they will find before the address slip on the wrapper but not the Post Office Register number printed on the wrapper and on the top of the title page of the journal itself. [...] 5 due performance of religious work enables the devotee to grasp the truths of spiritual knowledge which when gained in the proper way and realised is the sole path to salvation and is the only panacea for all the evils in the world. [...] Though Buddhism is no longer the accepted religion of any province in British India the heartstirring teachings of the Lord have found their way into the sacred writings of the Hindus and have considerably tended to ameliorate the condition of the masses. [...] The cessation of the sacrifices and the consequent neglect of the study of the Vedic and the sacrificial literature deprived the priestly classes of all the means of livelhood. [...] This means that the story of the slaughter of the innocents will no longer be an annual sensation in the pages of the newspapers that the terrible group of ' 1).