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Demonstrations in Dentistry
I had some teeth filled, one nerve extracted, and two teeth drawn without a touch of pain. The dentist prophesied a great deal of pain in extracting the nerve, but I knew God's law was more powerful than any law of dentistry and I felt no pain at all, although he probed several times before getting the nerve.
I have been many times with patients to the dentist, and with two exceptions, the patient has felt no painful sensation whatever. The first case I had was a woman whose teeth were so hard to draw the dentist said he could not get them out. She came for treatment, and then went again. He managed to draw them, but they came very hard. He asked her how she managed to stand it. She told him, much to his surprise, that it was painless, and explained the kind of treatment she had had.
Another, a girl, wanted all her remaining upper teeth out. They were principally roots, as the teeth had broken off. There were eleven in all. They came without pain although part of them had to be dug out.
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January 4, 1900 issue
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Unique Gift from Germany
with contributions from Plutarch
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The Lectures
with contributions from W. E. R., W. S. Brewster, C. I. Williams, Carol Norton, Archibald McGregor, Charles I. Ohrenstein, Edward H. Keach
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By-laws
BY MARY BAKER G. EDDY.
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Our Baptism
Editor
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Christian Science Prayer
Editor
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From the Boston Herald
Alfred Farlow
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An American Heroine
with contributions from Dean Stanley
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The Infinite
BY CLARENCE A. BUSKIRK.
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Christmas Letters
with contributions from Ira C. Hubbell, D. Eloise Brownell
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From Judaism to Christian Science
BY FANNIE AND HENRIETTE KAHN.
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Mind and Matter
BY L. H. JONES.
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Demonstrations in Dentistry
Margaret M. Ellison
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Deafness Healed
Edna Henson
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Study of Science and Health Rewarded
E. D. S.
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The Price of Books
Nancie G. Savage
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A Case of Typhoid Fever
E. N. Tull