Are you sure?
This bookmark will be removed from all folders and any saved notes will be permanently removed.
A Case of Blindness
About a year and a half ago my little son Eugene (now seven years old) fell and hurt his eye.
We did not know at the time the eye was injured. Later a white covering completely hid the sight, and on taking him to an oculist he pronounced him blind in the eye.
The fall had caused a hemorrhage, and the hemorrhage had formed an abscess back of the sight.
Enjoy 1 free Sentinel article or audio program each month, including content from 1898 to today.
January 11, 1900 issue
View Issue-
Christmas Greetings from Egypt
Hattie G. Stockton, Nellie G. Alley, William H. Alley
-
The Lectures
with contributions from Hannah G. Miller, C. W. C., John D. Milliken, A. N. Ferguson, E. Everett Cowperthwaite
-
The Lash
Martha Gilbert Dickinson
-
Among the Churches
with contributions from Sarah Townsend Gee, E. A. P., Beecher
-
A Word in Favor of Christian Science
Olga Wimpleberg
-
Truth Triumphant Over Error
Sylvanus Stall
-
As to Questions
Editor
-
To Christian Scientists
Editor
-
A Warning
Editor
-
An Error
Editor
-
Not Authorized
Editor
-
Lecture at Canton, Ohio
Editor
-
Out of Darkness into Light
BY G. W. BARRETT, M.D.
-
The True Center
BY BERT POOLE.
-
A Comparison
BY MRS. HATTIE S. GALE.
-
Every Blow Counts
BY C. F. HACKETT.
-
Happy New Year
BY ALTA GRETTON.
-
Letters to the Sentinel
with contributions from Jessie E. Rolfe, L. Jennie Parker
-
Saved from the Operating Table
Charlotte S. Dennie
-
Thankful for Many Blessings
W. D. Merrell
-
Crutch laid Aside
Cecelia M. Duesler
-
Curvature of the Spine
Masie K. Brackell
-
Healed after Operations Failed
Lelia F. Blake
-
A Case of Blindness
Naomi Hamphreville
-
Appendicitis Healed
Dora H. Simms
-
Convinced by Healing
Charlotte R. Rauck
-
A Case of Croup
Kittie Johnson with contributions from Johnson
-
Who Seeks, Finds
Judith Ray
-
Who May Print the English Bible?
Charles Welch
