February 1, 1900
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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.
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Senor Mabini, the strongest counsellor of Aguinaldo and his Congress in the Philippines, has addressed a letter to the correspondents in the Philippines in which he request that Congress either nominate a civil commission which may put itself in contact with the influential Filipinos, or permit a commission of Filipinos to come to Washington to express the desires of the people.
After
the expenditure of nearly thiry-five million dollars Chicago has turned the water of Lake Michigan into an outlet which nature provided before the glacial period.
Children
are imitative, and their minds are built up by the impressions which they receive, says, Dr.
The
New York rapid transit tunnel will be twenty-one miles long.
The
opening concert of the series of three to be given by the New Hampshire Philharmonic Orchestra, under the direction of Mr.
This
is the title of a well-executed etching from an original drawing by Rufus H.
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The
Christian Science Publishing Society are desirous of obtaining copies of the following issues of the Christian Science Sentinel:—
The First Readers of the Branch churches are each requested to distribute at least five hundred copies of the booklet "Christian Science History" in such manner as will do the most good.
It
is sometimes charged that Christian Science rejects the Bible doctrine of sin, sickness, and death.
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In the order of church services for Communion Sunday as published last week we should have mentioned the reading of the Church Tenets.
Upon
the wings of mystic gloomThe old year drifteth far from sight;The final hours of latest nightOld Century's dying breath consume.
The
thought which suggests this article is not new, I take it, but recent circumstances have brought it to me afresh, and I have wondered if it is not the greatest stumbling-block in the way of Truth-seekers.
Dear Sentinel:—Through your columns may I have a talk with mothers, particularly those mothers who are just beginning to feel an interest in Christian Science?
Dear Sentinel:—We wish at this time to send to the Field through the Sentinel, that so zealously and lovingly guards our cause, a copy of part of a letter which was read at our last testimony meeting, and which certainly testifies to the benefits arising from church organization, and also the blessing accruing to such as unite with a church, although distant from it.
The beloved apostle, John, said, "And there are also many other things which Jesus did, the which, if they should be written every one, I suppose that even the world itself could not contain the books that should be written.
A little band of loyal students are making a good stand in Salem, Mass.
It was two years ago that I first had an opportunity to learn of Christian Science.
For fifteen years I suffered more or less every day from some trouble which made my life a burden.
As I failed to find the satisfaction for which I longed, I came to Christian Science for a religion, and I have surely found it.
I was healed of Bright's disease through Christian Science.
I was confined to my bed fifteen months after my baby was born.
Jesus taught his disciples, and hence all believers in him, to pray "Thy kingdom come.
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The population of the United States, which was about 5,000,000 in Washington's time, is now 75,000,000.
