January 12, 1899
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No
abler presentation of the problems confronting our Republic has been written than the thoughtful paper of Hon.
The
following is an abstract of the instructions sent by President McKinley to General Otis, in command of the United States forces in the Philippines, to be proclaimed to the Philippines as expressive of the purposes of the United States with respect to them:—
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The Catholic priests of Cuban birth are going to send a petition to President McKinley, asking him to remove the Bishop of Havana, who is a Spaniard, and appoint a Cuban in his place.
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In an address at his home, Canton, Ohio, Judge Day, president of the Peace Commission at Paris, said:—
A RECENT
number of the Interior, a leading publication of the Presbyterian Church, published in Chicago, contains a very interesting article entitled "One Cause of the Church Depletion.
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Excellent
use is being made of our literature in distributing it at the close of the lectures—the Christian Science Weekly, Answers to Questions, Healing through Christian Science, The Christian Science Movement, etc.
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What does the Christian Scientist mean by saying that evil is nothing and devoid of power?
Much
there be that is called wisdom, which is but the opinions of men; much that is called good which bears evil fruit; much that seems to be Truth yet savors of unholy things.
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The Board of Lectureship is not allowed in anywise to meddle with or to disrupt the organization of branch Churches.
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Will the applicants for the degree of C. S. D. of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College, please note, that I specified the application must be made according to the By-laws of this College. These By-laws require two courses under the auspices of this College before this degree is conferred.In November, 1888, the following notice appeared in the Christian Science Journal. "Hereafter no students can be admitted to the Massachusetts Metaphysical College Normal Class, who have not passed through the Primary Class."MARY BAKER EDDY.
The
handsome new place of worship of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, at Ninth Street and Forest Avenue, was dedicated with imposing services on Christmas day.
Editor Weekly:—I send you the Fitzgerald Enterprize giving an account of the dedication of our Church, First Church of Christ, Scientist, Fitzgerald, Ga.
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One
of the finest audiences ever gathered in Concord assembled in Phoenix Hall, Monday evening, January 2, 1899, to listen to a lecture by Mr.
The
following excellent articles appeared in The Denver Republican of December 17:—
I am
happy to report that Christian Science is established in Galveston on a firm basis after many a heart-ache and bitter disappointment, accompanied by doubts and fears while the foundation was being laid.
In
March, 1897, after having tried all available remedies, my wife was pronounced incurable by the M.
There are nine Christian Science children in our Sunday School and we have worked about a year to get five dollars and we are going to send this week for six more Hymnals for the church.
I cannot let the year close without sending a signal to the Field from Phoenix, Arizona.
During the recent big snowstorm, a country doctor drove to the little schoolhouse for the purpose of vaccinating the children, only to find there was no session that day.
