November 2, 1899
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The twenty-sixth annual convention of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Seattle, Wash.
The
following Thanksgiving Day proclamation was issued by President McKinley, October 25, 1899:—
Trinity Cathedral
was crowded this morning with a notable audience assembled to witness the consecration of Rev.
Editor of the Buffalo Commercial:—An item in a recent issue of your paper states that the census bureau is investigating to discover the cause of decrease in death rate in this and other cities.
The question of the legality of Christian Science practice has recently been made the subject of judicial decision in Illinois.
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The
Board of Education has prepared printed application blanks to be used by those who desire to appear before it for examination.
To you who are perplexed and of doubtful mind, then, in these days of conflict and uncertainty, I say,—Try what trusting to the Living Soul will do; try whether God will not speak to you there.
We
have heretofore spoken of the price of medical and other text-books, and shown that by comparison the price of the Christian Science text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," is not only reasonable, but low.
About
three years ago, I began an investigation of Christian Science, and immediately put into practice the little I could understand, both in my business and in my home.
It
has been some time in my consciousness that a tribute of gratitude was due Christian Science for what it has done for me.
Christian Science,
as taught in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker G.
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The impression prevails among some of those outside of Christian Science that the healing of sickness is all that the Science accomplishes or seeks to accomplish; is this true?
In
October, 1895, I was taken with a mental trouble called by my physician "a kind of nervous prostration," caused by physical troubles of many years' standing, for which I had had much medical treatment.
Jesus of Nazareth never spoke a more penetrating word than when he said, "My judgment is just; because I seek not mine own will.
