October 12, 1899
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Tuesday, October 3, 1899, Admiral Dewey received from the hand of President McKinley, the magnificent sword awarded him by an act of Congress.
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Following Secretary Long, President McKinley arose, and taking in his hand the magnificent sword, presented it to the admiral in the name of the American people.
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Admiral Dewey
has a loving cup, presented by an admiring western city, which is large enough to hold a great deal of love, but a figure of Fame is perched on the rim in such a manner that it rebuffs every one who tries to drink out of the cup.
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However perplexed you may at any hour become about some question of truth, one refuge and resource is always at hand: you can do something for some one besides yourself.
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In Chicago recently the ladies of one of the great churches invited a Hindoo pundit passing through their city to deliver a lecture "for the benefit of the church.
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Like
its forerunner, the ordinary photographic camera, the X-ray machine can be made to tell the most outrageous falsehoods.
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One of my prescriptions for longevity may startle you somewhat.
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Great
international expositions like that which France is to hold in 1900, and like the one which is to be held in St.
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At
the People's Institute last evening James Monroe McDonald talked upon the use and abuse of surgical operations under the caption, "Horrors of Modern Surgery.
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Personally,
I am ready to go on record that I would be perfectly willing to patrol any district of the city of Toledo at any hour of day or night without a club or revolver, depending solely on the love and patriotism of the people behind me for protection, and I would undertake to present a cleaner record for my beat at the end of the year than could be shown by a colleague who placed his trust in the power of a club and gun.
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Nothing
can convince the sceptical Springfield Union that there is anything in Christian Science.
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There
is one virtue the Christian Scientists possess which might be adopted by others: They do not talk scandal.
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The Christian Science Journal and the Christian Science Sentinel have come to us, the former a monthly, the latter a weekly.
Editorial
The
various archaeological societies in Europe and America which make Palestine, Egypt, and the valley of the Tigris and Euphrates their special field of research, are still reaping a rich harvest," says the Christian Advocate of New York.
Editorial
Akin
to the vital preaching of Jesus and Paul, is the work of the Christian Science Lecturers, who go about from one city or town to another, publishing peace, and health, and good tidings of Good, spreading everywhere the news that deliverance has come for both the sick and the sinful.
Editorial
At
the Wednesday evening meeting in the Mother Church, October 4, 1899, Judge Ewing made the following remarks:—
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Every
Wednesday night in the Christian Science churches of this city members gather in accordance with the rules of the Mother Church.
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There
has been much said in the past in regard to the price of our text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker G.
Testimony of Healing
About the first of this year, there came to our house, a woman to act as housekeeper.
Testimony of Healing
Not quite a year ago I was healed in two weeks treatment, of a weak back that had troubled me for three years, and for almost a year had made me perfectly wretched; and while the restoration to perfect health resulting from this healing as well as the healing of other physical ailments has been very beautiful, my true healing, that for which I am most grateful, and over which I still wonder, is the utter change wrought, from a careless, selfish girl, to one whose honest desire is to know God and do His will wherever it leads.
Testimony of Healing
I had never heard of Christian Science nor had I attended church in nearly thirty years until I happened to attend a Christian Science meeting.
Testimony of Healing
For many years I had been obliged to live on very little food, sometimes only bread and milk.
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When Jesus said to the woman, "Thy faith hath made thee whole," did he mean to say that it was through her understanding of Truth she was healed?
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Among
the vanishing arguments of Bible students who oppose Christian Science is the claim that the Apostle Paul advised Timothy to use wine for his stomach.
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If
God is all, and God is Good, in human acceptation of the term, then sin and pain are not, there is no grief, and evil's non-existent.
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I knew a lady who was a Christian, but a very uncomfortable and unhappy Christian, and who made everybody unhappy around her, and had the special peculiarity that, while she kept good enough in her own room, when she went out of the family all the prickles came out, and she was exceedingly disagreeable.
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"I'm convinced that seasickness is largely a matter of imagination," said the captain of a steamship in the Central American trade.
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Per Capita Taxes and contributions to The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
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