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Letters
Cedar Rapids, Ia., April 19, 1899.
Dear Editors:—I enclose you under separate cover the last two issues of the Sunday Republican. The former contains a paper read before the Methodist Ministerial District Conference. The writer believed he was attacking Christian Science by saying, "it was to all practical purposes the same as mental science; called it "pantheism;" does not see how any well-balanced mind can be attracted by such nonsense; "it is the craziest of all crazes." Of course he had put up his target to shoot at and hit it, but Christian Science was untouched, for one must know something about Christian Science before he can attack it,—our dear brother will erelong see that Christian Science can withstand all attacks, for Christian Science is not vulnerable. It is not of man, but of God.
May 4, 1899 issue
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Sonnet
William Lyman Johnson
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Mary Magdalene
W. K. James
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Experiences of a Commercial Traveler
Charles W. Haynes
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The Lectures
with contributions from Lillian Harding, Gertrude B. Gibbs, Sue H. Cochran, Ella Weill, Sarah Townsend Gee, Ralph E. Joslin, Edward J. Harding, R. B. Archibald, Mr. Johonnot, Walter S. Parker, J. T. Trezevant, E. J. Prescott
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The Eternal Now
BY BERT POOLE
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Answer to an Honest Inquirer
R. L. Ziller
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Fate of a Medical Bill in Illinois
Archibald McLellan
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From the Klondike
BY C. R. DALTON.
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Individual Work
Violet C. Bath
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The Word of God
BY HENRIETTA E. CHANFRAU.
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Stereopticon Views
Waldo Pondray Warren
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Letters
with contributions from John E. Playter, Ezra M. Buswell, A. L. Showers