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MISCELLANY
We extract the following from the Troy Record of August 29, 1898:—
On Friday evening, August 26, a representative audience gathered at the Theatre Saratoga,Saratoga Springs, to listen to a lecture on the Work and Scope of Christian Science. The lecturer, Mr. Carol Norton, is a member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church of Christian Science in Boston, Mass. He spoke extemporaneously, and for an hour held the close attention of his hearers. Among the most attentive listeners were some of the best-known physicians of the city. The speaker was introduced by Dr.George D. Cochran of New York City. Dr. Cochran was graduated from two of the leading American Medical Colleges, one an Allopathic, and the other a Homeopathic school. He also had several years' experience in the hospitals of Paris, France. Mr. Norton, accompanied by Dr. Cochran, came upon the platform at half past eight o'clock. It was an interesting sight of this progressive age to witness a Christian Scientist introduced by a regular physician who candidly accepts the claims of the system as the result of his own convincing experience.

October 6, 1898 issue
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BLINDNESS PRONOUNCED INCURABLE, CURED
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A VICTORY OVER THE LAST ENEMY
BY CLARA B. MACMILLAN
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"WONDERFUL WORDS."
BY M. W. MACY
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HE RECEIVED HIS ANSWER
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"AND A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM."
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Dear Weekly:—I am a little girl, twelve years old
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