December 1, 1898
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In
a recent speech Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts, thus descanted upon the question of our national policy in the acquisition of territory:—
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There is a great peril to labor interests in this country in the ultimatum which the United States commissioners at Paris, under orders from Washington, are forcing upon Spain.
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To
make Christianity helpful, we've got to quit judging others and get down and lift.
The recent sale in Philadelphia of a copy of what is believed to be the first Bible printed in this country in the
"I do
not want this class to be an affair of money at all.
We
were in error in saying, in the Weekly of November 17, that the old Robert Collyer church edifice at Dearborn Avenue and Walton Place, Chicago, had been purchased by Christian Scientists.
The
following extract from a private letter recently received by a Scientist here from a Scientist in London, will be read with much interest:—
We
are told in Matthew, 13th chapter, 39th verse, that the harvest is the end of the world and that the reapers are the angels.
That
Christian Science is a practical religion to be carried into our every-day work, demonstrating its Truth in every line of business, is being proved by thousands of its honest followers to-day.
[From the New York Law Journal, the official law paper of New York city, we republish the following, under the above title.
In
the summer of 1888 I received a telephone message to come quickly to the residence of one who had been a patient, and who lived over a mile from us.
Through
the kindness of a Christian Scientist, we are in possession of a copy of the Massachusetts Centinel, dated Wednesday, July 30, 1788.
The
Christian Scientist regards his text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker G.
I am a little girl eight years old, and I want to tell you what I have done for God.
Were I to longer withhold my testimony of gratitude to Christian Science and our Dear Mother in Israel who has shown us the way out of sense, I should deserve the sentence of the man who buried his talent.
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