October 11, 1900
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Reports from Honolulu say: Republicans and Democrats each held their conventions on September 24.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
Notwithstanding
a pouring rain, Judge Clarkson was greeted by a large audience on the occasion of his lecture in Tremont Temple, Boston, on Tuesday evening, October 9, 1900.
A Most
gratifying occasion was that of the lecture of Edward A.
Some
days since a dispatch was published in the Boston Post to the effect that Dr.
Editor of the Buffalo Commercial:— It is a matter of no little gratification to notice that at last is coming the recognition of Mrs.
The Christian Science Publishing Society carries a full line of Bibles.
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A good florist, who is a Christian Scientist, and will present a written recommendation from a loyal student.
Christian Science
came to me about sixteen years ago at a time when I had nearly abandoned hope of any physical aid, and was mentally wretched from a sense of rebellion at what I called a hard, hard fate.
Error
is nothing but a coward, for God is All power, and that understood and realized reduces its every pretense to nothingness.
How many forms error assumes in the mist of mortal mind! and it is ours to realize their nothingness till they become more and more shadowy, and finally fade away.
My parents were devoted, earnest Christians in the Presbyterian Church.
It is just three years since I first heard of Christian Science.
I have been so wonderfully saved through Christian Science, that I want the world to know what Christian Science will do for poor suffering humanity.
In 1886, we had for twenty years experienced much sickness and suffering in the home with no aid but drugs.
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