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"Sow beside All Waters"
Broadcast thy seed!Although some portion may be foundTo fall on uncongenial ground,Where sand, or shard, or stone may stayIts coming into light of day—Or when it comes, some pestilent airMay make it droop and wither there—Be not discouraged; some will findCongenial soil, and gentle wind,Refreshing dew, and ripening shower,To bring it into beauteous flower,From flower to fruit, to glad thine eyes,And fill thy soul with sweet surprise.Do good, and God will bless thy deed;Broadcast thy seed.
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February 22, 1900 issue
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The Pan-Helio-Motor
James M. Thomson
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The Lectures
with contributions from J. M. Chatterson, J. E. T. Bowden, John D. Teller
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Among the Churches
with contributions from S. C. Hayford, Martha Sutton Thompson, C. T. Byrd
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Letters to the Sentinel
with contributions from Louise Schmidt, Mary Emma Bennett, C. H. Kirkbride
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Christian Science Notes
with contributions from Phillips Brooks
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Abraham Lincoln
Editor with contributions from Chauncey M. Depew, James E. O'Grady, Booker T. Washington, H. E. Barnes
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Christian Science Methods and Results
Annie M. Knott
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From the Boston Globe
Alfred Farlow
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In the Vineyard
BY WILLARD G. FLEMING
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The Joy of Work in Christian Science
BY ALBERT HORTSMEIER
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Christian Science Healing
BY GEORGE TOLMIE
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Our Highway
BY LILLIAN MORGAN GUSTIN
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Stand Still
BY SUSAN P. POOLE
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A Word of Thanks
BY EDNA L. CONARD
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Testimony of a Dentist
Edward L. Jordan
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Heart Trouble and Influenza
Annie Smith
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"There is Health for You"
Sophia A. Stark
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Catarrh and Neuralgia Healed
Claas de Weerth
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Asthma of Long Standing
Joseph P. Higdon
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A Remarkable Case of Healing
Walter L. Cocroft, Rosella Cocroft
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You may meet with much to offend and distress you,...
Gotthold's Emblems
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Religious Items
with contributions from H. R. Haweis