March 9, 1899
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Information is received from Madrid that Senor Sagasta has handed the resignation of the ministry to the Queen Regent.
When
a theologian starts out to make himself ridiculous he can beat anybody in that behalf, and if it were not so sad it would really be very funny to see him squirm.
The same busybody who, of late, has been so industriously circulating a variety of falsehoods in reference to Christian Science and the Rev.
We are informed that a recent visitor to Pleasant View had the pleasure of hearing the Rev.
In
Rhode Island there was recently held a hearing by the Committee on Judiciary of the Senate, on proposed amendments to the general laws entitled, "Of the Practice of Medicine.
The
"Democrat Doctor," in commenting on my article of February 2, says, "Mr.
It is often said that Christian Science is good as far as it goes, but that it is fanatical and dangerous to carry it to extremes.
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It is more than probable that never in the history of Music Hall has it contained a larger audience than it did Monday evening, February 27, when Carol Norton, C.
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Dear Editor:—I have desired for some time to say some things concerning the lectureship, but have hesitated because of a fear that it would have a semblance of soliciting patrons.
Obedience
is one of the sweetest words in the vocabulary of the Christian Scientist.
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The bill to amend the act to regulate the practice of medicine in the State of California, is one which is causing considerable discussion in the public press and in the several societies whose members are devoted to the cure of disease.
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Do you (Christian Scientists) really mean what you say, when you declare that the attacks from pulpit and press upon your system, aid your cause, or do you say so as a mere matter of bravado?
It is remarkable that when a false claim has been fairly met and fully overcome in Christian Science, it is indeed blotted out.
I should like to give an account of a case of mental surgery which occurred here last August.
About three years ago I first heard of Christian Science.
Two years ago I called to see a lady who had reached her one hundredth year.
The Sentinel has helped me in many ways.
As I am obliged to support myself and little daughter, I have a restaurant and bakery, and do most of the work myself.
One day I called upon an elderly lady who said she was suffering from a painful knee.
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Upon the recommendation of a Christian Scientist known to the Publishing Society, the Sentinel and the Journal will be sent free for one year to any Public Library having a Reading Room.
