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Dr. Watson at Tremont Temple
Ian Maclaren again lectured in Boston on the afternoon of March 6. The welcome extended to him by his audience was genuine and hearty. Dr. Watson, who was in excellent spirits responded with some introductory remarks in his happiest style, and then gave his listeners a literary treat in the form of a lecture on " The Place of the Minister in Scotch Life."
Dr. Watson said:
I retain a very grateful recollection of the cordial welcome I received on a former occasion in Boston. Since that time various things have happened, and on our side we are very glad to know that your feelings toward England has not grown less cordial during the last two years. (Applause.) It is not necessary that nations which belong to the same family should be forever making protestations of affection ; for, indeed, from our Scotch standpoint, overmuch of a thing is not always a proof of permanent friendship. (Laughter.)
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March 16, 1899 issue
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Christian Science in Daily Life
Ira W. Packard
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Believing or Understanding
Laura L. Dressler
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"As A Little Child"
Harriet M. Morris
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The Christian Scientist's Side
James E. Brierly
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Medicine for the Heart
F. A. Heubner
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The Lectures
with contributions from C. J. P., Ruth B. Ewing, Charles W. Pettit
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Healing Work in England
V. C. B.
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Healed of Appendicitis
Edna E. Lamb
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Hold On
BY THE HON. VIOLET GIBSON.
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A Blessing Instead of a Curse
E. F. E.
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From Lisbon, N. H.
C. C. Moore
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Since my testimony appeared in the Sentinel I have...
John C. Harned
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Surprising Change
Anthony Hessels
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Better Without Medicine
C. Cran
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A Willing Surrender
H. F. Gangwer
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Thanks for Motto
E. M. Davis
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Much Gratified
L. G. C.
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Convinced It was the Way
Cordie F. Hillman
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One Item Worth the Price
Winfield S. Stockman
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Easter Services
MARY BAKER EDDY