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A Statement of Facts
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Miss Lizzie A. Moore, the Christian Scientist who had charge of the case of Mrs. M. M. Davis, who died a short time since in Rome and about which there has been much in print, gives out the following statement in regard to it :—
I was first called, as a Christian Science healer, to treat Mrs. Davis in February, 1897. She was then physically helpless with what the physicians pronounced to be inflammatory rheumatism, and was also suffering from heart trouble which she had had from birth. The heart trouble at frequent intervals caused her extreme suffering for periods of one to six months. When I was called in she was considered to be in a very critical condition. Under Christian Science treatment she was healed in two weeks.
About a year ago, a relative of Mrs. Davis who knew how sickly she had always been, visited her and declared that she had never been so well in all her life as she was then.
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December 14, 1899 issue
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The President's Message
William McKinley
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The Lectures
with contributions from R. G. Cole, Robert L. Ziller, C. B. Daughters, Professor Vickrey
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Correspondent, Emma Dunckhorst, Eva Thompson
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The Bible
Editor
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Individual Work
Editor
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The Board of Education
Editor
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Another Plea for the Birds
F. R. W.
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A Voice from the Prison Cell
N. B. E.
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The Error of Worrying
BY JANE DUDLEY STONEMAN.
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God Changes Not
BY N. L. G.
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Good Results from a Lecture
BY A. H. S.
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The Work of Mrs. Eddy
Susan B. Anthony
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The Value of Science and Health
Nena Smith
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Help for the Aged
Virginia Davis
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Typhoid Fever and Other Ills
Luella B. Elkins with contributions from Archdeacon Farrar
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From the Religious Press
with contributions from L. J. Dinsmore, W. H. Cline, Ian Maclaren