Article December 28, 1899 Issue

A General Passenger Agent

H. C. Orr

Grand Rapids (Mich.) Herald

I have been rather a close student of the beautiful teachings of Christian Science for the past seven years. Like many others, at first I was inclined to treat the matter with derision, and could not understand how practical, sensible business men and women could be interested in such a belief.

I was physically in very bad shape, and naturally turned to anything that held out a hope of relief. I took up the study, but did not obtain instantaneous relief, as many do, but I clung to the Truth until I was absolutely and entirely healed of every physical ailment, and for the past five or six years have enjoyed perfect health and happiness.

I could write pages giving my personal knowledge of others who have been healed physically and spiritually. Christian Science is a religion that commends itself not only to practical business men, but to every one regardless of vocation—the rich and the poor alike.

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