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Amputation Unnecessary
A gentleman had a bull nettle sting on his foot. He was suffering great agony and his foot was so badly swollen that it was turning purple and yellow, and water was escaping in several places. He had been told that he would have to have his foot amputated. He called for Christian Science treatment one Sunday morning; the next day at one o'clock his foot ceased to pain him. He also had fever, and that left him. He went right on with his work of picking cotton, and did not stop but once, and that was to make his report to his healer.
Mrs. Emma Darnell, El Campo, Tex.
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November 23, 1899 issue
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Believing versus Knowing
Mary Trammell Scott
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The Lectures
with contributions from Edward H. Hammond, Carol Norton
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Stonewall Bond, E. Minerva Van Trump, H. A. Kendall
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Notice
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Help from the Press
Editor
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A Personal Word
Septimus J. Hanna
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Regrets
Editor
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The Larger Hope
Editor
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Communion Service
Editor
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Out of Darkness into Light
BY G. M. RISHEL.
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Justice and Honor
BY M. BETTIE BELL.
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The Harmony of Life
BY M. F. MILLER.
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The Protecting Power of Truth
BY MARIETTA T. WEBB.
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Thoughts
BY HARRIET LINCOLN COOLIDGE.
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A Jealous God
BY C. M. RICKARD.
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Immortal Life
BY ANDREA HOFER PROUDFOOT.
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Awake Thou that Sleepest
BY M. FLORENCE EUSTIS.
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Demonstration over an Accident
Eliza Bruce Ryan
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Cancerous Tumor Healed
A. R. Strang
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Another Case of Dentistry
Isa V. Holston
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Christian Science Helps the Student
Elizabeth Jenkins
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Indigestion and Tobacco Habit
D. B. C. B.
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Amputation Unnecessary
Emma Darnell
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Benefit Acknowledged
E. B. Friend
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Miscellany
with contributions from Selected