February 9, 1899
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Items of Interest
Reports from Manila are to the effect that a battle was precipitated by the Filipinos on February 4.
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Beloved Christian Scientists:—Keep your minds so filled with Truth and Love that sin, disease, and death cannot enter them.
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The following article was written by the editor of the Sentinel for publication in the New York World, he having been called upon by a representative of that paper.
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In compliance with requests, we republish the following from the Christian Science Journal:—
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In the February, 1899, Journal, we published Judge Ewing's very interesting account of the building and dedication by children of a church at Schofield, Wis.
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Fear
rules the human mind, and it is always expecting trouble.
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We
have been forwarded a bill which is now pending in the legislature of the State of Texas, regulating the practice of medicine, so-called.
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An address was delivered before the Church Congress, recently held at Bradford, Eng.
Testimony of Healing
To constantly absorb the good things that appear with each issue of our Journal and Sentinel, and give nothing in return, is not consistent with our teachings, so I want to give this little tithe from my storehouse.
Testimony of Healing
We send to you a sketch of the work in Lima, Ohio, that when enumerating the organized Churches of Christ, Scientist, we may be included, and thus share to a degree the realization of what "Church" means in the scientific sense.
Testimony of Healing
I recall a time, when in stepping down from a stool in order to prevent falling, I stepped on the edge of a platform, turning my ankle.
Testimony of Healing
Ludington, Mich.
Poem
Men!
whose boast it is that yeCome of fathers brave and free,If there breathe on earth a slaveAre ye truly free and brave?
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The following notice has already been given by our Leader, the Rev.
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