October 13, 1898
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The next meeting of the First Members for the purpose of admitting candidates to membership in the Mother Church, will be held on the first Tuesday in November, 1898.
One of the most interesting features of the Trans-Mississippi Exposition is said to be the encampments of the Indians.
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The following is an editorial in a recent number of the Denver Republican, one of the leading dailies of the great West.
Weeks
have passed since I forwarded to the Clerk of the Mother Church, integrals of this article.
Editor Daily News:—Your able editorial on this subject in Wednesday's issue leads public thought in the right direction.
Do we not ask amiss when we look wholly to the healing of the body not searching in the thought to find out the cause of the discord, and then striving to cast out the thought of error that holds the body in bondage?
Medical
men have now begun to affirm, what the Mental Healers and the Christian Scientists have long since claimed, that anger is as injurious to the body of the man who gives way to it as a poison would be.
Know this, brother; note that in the Eternal Harmony you are one with the Principle of all Concord.
I cannot remember when I was not troubled with headache.
Christian Science has done a great deal for me.
Now at the close of our summer vacation, comes to me an overwhelming sense of gratitude to our Leader for the Pastor and Teacher so wisely ordained to be ours.
I commenced using tobacco when nine years old, and used it until I came of age.
I was at Sioux City, Iowa, in the summer, and asked our healer to help me while I had my teeth extracted.
I gave a Christian Science Weekly to a young business man, who, after reading it, asked me if I had that book written by Mrs.
I was surprised to see in a recent number of the Outlook, this heading or caption to a review of some new book:— "Science of Religion.
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The Wednesday experience meeting for subjects of general interest pertaining to Christian Science, as well as personal experience, is now called the Wednesday Evening Meeting.
