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A Judge's Decision
Boston Traveler
A Chicago judge has imposed a fine of one hundred dollars and costs on a faith curist on conviction of violating the medical statute and in administering to Mrs. Anneta Flanders, who died under the faith "divine-healing" treatment. The Dowie treatment comprises the laying on of hands. The court held that under the law these healers must resort only to spiritual and mental means of treating the sick. When material means are added the state law governing the practice of medicine is violated. To the faith healer even the ordinary means to assist nature are denied hereafter, because the court held that all that a physician or surgeon did was to assist nature. This is certainly an original and interesting decision.
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September 7, 1899 issue
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To the Honest Public
A Citizen
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When True Religion is Gained
George H. Hepworth
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The Lectures
Mary C. Piper, U. S. Milburn
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Our Literature
Editor
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Christian Science Explained
Carol Norton
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How I was Led into Christian Science
WILLIS D. MCKINSTRY
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Reading Room at Washington, D. C.
E. B. L.
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Truth Victorious
M. F. E.
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Bright's Disease and Sciatic Rheumatism Healed
John C. Ryan
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Healed by Reading Science and Health
Adelaide Leffell
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Severe Case of Asthma
Clayton J. Whipple
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Valvular Heart Disease
Frank H. Leonard
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Questions and Answers
J. H., H. C. L.
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The Field and Our Publications
with contributions from William Hale Parmenter, Sarah O. Bragg
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From the Religious Press
with contributions from J. Estlin Carpenter, Alexander MacLaren
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Notices
with contributions from William B. Johnson