April 13, 1899
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The
following is a copy of the most memorable judicial sentence which has ever been pronounced in the annals of the world—that of the death sentence against the Saviour, with remarks which Le Droit has collected, and the knowledge of which must be interesting in the highest degree to every Christian.
Items of Interest
A joint high commission to settle the entire Samoan question has practically been agreed upon by the United States, British, and German governments.
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As a result of reading a sensational article in a local newspaper about cerebro-spinal meningitis, Bertha Schreiber, seventeen years old, of No.
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Among
the notable events in the history of Christian Science in the city of Boston, was the occasion of the delivery of the lecture of Rev.
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In
that darkest hours of slavery, just before the dawn of freedom, how dreary must the future have seemed to many a negro mother, as she sat in the stillness crooning a cheerless song to her drowsy babe! The tears must have often dimmed her eyes, as she thought of the life of bondage into which her child had come, with no prospect of happiness before it, unless its owners should chance to be kind-hearted.
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The
first Christian Science church established in the South was dedicated in Atlanta, April 2, in the presence of a large congregation of interested people, among whom were a number of distinguished guests from a distance.
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The
following from Judge McKeighan will be read with deep interest:—
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The Opera House was filled to almost its utmost capacity on Monday evening last, to hear a lecture on Christian Science by Mrs.
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But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear.
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Those
who are familiar with Bulwer Lytton's famous tale of "The Coming Race," in which he pictures an ideal state in human progress, can readily appreciate how far his ideal is surpassed by every-day life in Christian Science.
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The
corner-stone of the new Temple being erected by Second Church of Christ, Scientist, at 68th Street and Central Park West, New York City, was laid on Easter morning at seven o'clock.
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Miss Anna Buchanan
who is a stenographer in Eugene Hagan's office has received a unique letter from her brother John A.
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Why did God create an almost endless variety of drugs, if not good, or intended for use?
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We
learn from the Boston papers that scores of people have left the Chelsea churches to go over to "that peculiar people known as Christian Scientists," at the door of one of whom an effort has been made to place the responsibility for the death of a Chelsea woman who preferred Christian Science treatment, she being in her right mind at the time, to that of a regular medical practitioner.
Testimony of Healing
I believe it is not only proper, but our duty, to acknowledge benefits received, from whatever source they may come, and in making this acknowledgment, it is with the thought it may meet the eye of some one who is bound with the same chains of slavery that I was bound with.
Testimony of Healing
Before our lecture came, I was thinking of the good I knew it would accomplish, and how I hoped I should be ready for any work presenting itself, afterward.
Testimony of Healing
Four years ago I purchased a copy of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Testimony of Healing
Dear Sentinel:—I have just finished reading the Sentinel of March 23.
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Christian Scientists when sending requests to the Christian Science Publishing Society to have the Journal and Sentinel sent free to the public libraries, should state that the consent of the placed has been obtained and that the periodicals will be placed on file where they will be accessible for readers.
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