Mental Science Magazine and Mind-Cure Journal.
A Scientific, Progressive Monthly Magazine, of Special Interest to the Reformer and the Afflicted / Devoted to Mental and Spiritual Science of Healing / Devoted to Mind Healing.
We Cure through Truth, Justice, and Love / Behold, I will bring it Health and Cure, and I will cure them, and will reveal unto them the abundance of Peace and Truth
Other titles: Mental Science Magazine
1886--1889 Monthly
Chicago, IL. Language: English.
Publisher: Mental Science University; A.J. Swarts; Katie L. Swarts. Editor: Rev. Andrew J. Swarts, editor and publisher, Emma Curtis Hopkins, managing editor: Andrew J. Swarts, Jean Hazzard; Ada B. Ayers, manager and assistant editor; beginning November 1888, Katie L. Swarts, editor and publisher.
Succeeds: Mind-Cure and Science of Life (Mind Cure Journal) Succeeded by: Christian Science (Chicago)
2/4, January 1886-6/2-3, February-March 1889. 16-24 pp., $1.00 a year.

The journal was still being advertised in May 1889 but ceased to appear with the February-March 1889 issue. Katie L. Swarts, who had taken over the journal in November 1888 after her husband decided, he said, to concentrate on his mail-order "Non-Resident Course," announced in a letter published in Ida A. Nichols’ and Fanny M. Harley’s Christian Science (Chicago) that "circumstances over which I have no control" had forced her to discontinue publication and that unfulfilled subscriptions would be completed by Christian Science. The Christian Metaphysician in 1889 noted that Swarts had transferred the journal to Katie, who then sold it to Nichols. For a time, as the journal announced in August 1888, it was the organ of the Cosmopolitan Society of Christian Science ("briefly known as the Society of Science (S.O.S.)") and its Division of the Secret Doctrine of S.O.S. or the Confraternity of Christo-Crucians. On Swarts, see the note under Mind-Cure and Science of Life.