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A Severe Case of Heart Trouble
I wish to add my testimony to those appearing in the Sentinel, and tell of my gratitude to my heavenly Father for the restoration to health, through Christian Science, of a son who was considered a hopeless case. The best physicians in two cities pronounced him incurable, and said that he could not live more than two months.
Not being a Scientist, and not knowing how to trust God in such a matter, I was frantic. My sister-in-law, who is a strong Scientist, asked me if I would not like to try Christian Science. I said, I do not understand it and have but little faith, but I must give him the one chance, as everything has failed.

January 25, 1900 issue
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Raphael and Luther: A Contrast
Ida Prentice Whitcomb
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The Lectures
with contributions from I. T. Kahn, Alfred Orendorff, A. M. Antrobus
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I call that mind free which ... resists the bondage of...
W. E. Channing
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The Pamphlets
Editor
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The By-laws
Editor
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Order of Church Services
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Alma Porter Clark, Edward D. Cuthbert, A. J. Hodge, Emma C. Busch, A. J. Gordon
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Satisfied Longings
BY CLIFTON N. HILDUM.
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Why Christian Science Appeals to Thinkers
BY ANNIE LOUISE ROBERTSON.
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Christian Science Literature
BY MRS. LOUISE A. ROGERS.
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Christmas Musings
BY M. V. B.
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Rest
BY HENRY BRADFORD SIMMONS.
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Sciatic Rheumatism and Other Ills
Arthur A. Webber
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A Severe Case of Heart Trouble
O. M. Wiley
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What Christian Science has Done for Me
Thos. Couch
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Well and Happy
T. B. Beach
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Partial Blindness Healed
K. Mellen
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From the Religious Press
with contributions from William L. Gage
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Miscellany
with contributions from A. H. Sayce, T. L. Cuyler