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Items of Interest
At the London Chamber of Commerce banquet recently, M. Paul Cambon, French Ambassador to Great Britain, was the principal guest. In reply to a toast, he said that peace and war no longer rested with governments, but with the peoples. He noted with great pleasure the determination of the promoters of commerce in Great Britain and France to augment the cordiality of the relations between the two nations and to foster " that real spirit of conciliation by which all differences can be readily settled."

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