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An Interesting Incident
An incident of much interest occurred at our State Prison on Sunday, Dec. 17, when, after the close of the Christian Science services, one of the prisoners stepped out before the others and said,—
"I desire to say a few words to our Christian Science friends from Lincoln. On behalf of the class here assembled it is my privilege to extend to you our sincerest thanks for your untiring efforts in breaking the bread of Life—the Truth—to us; and in doing so you are making us free indeed; for our Master said, 'Ye shall know the Truth, and the Truth shall make you free.'
March 1, 1900 issue
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A Remarkable Event
Alfred Farlow
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Washington's Birthday
Arthur J. Burdick
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Veritas Answered
J. Edward Smith
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Christian Science
Irving C. Tomlinson
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Healed by Christian Science
A. Piddington
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The Lectures
with contributions from Frank Weldon, Mayor Smith, John W. Pearce
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A Wednesday Evening Meeting
Louise Schmidt
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"The Press."
Editor
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From Abroad
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from M. M. Lutz, A. F. B., Constance Gibson
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The Immutable Promises
Ross C. Houghton
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"Little Children, Love One Another."
BY BEATRICE ISABEL BEST.
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Why I am a Christian Scientist
BY J. W. RUSSELL.
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A Little Child's Faith
BY MRS. MELVIN GRIMES.
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Is Death a Saviour?
BY E. F. V.
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An Interesting Incident
N. B. E.
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Astigmatism Healed
W. R. McKiernan
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Physical and Moral Benefits
George L. Lawrence
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From a Business Man
Albert E. Miller
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Help in Time of Need
N. Wilson
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A Child's Testimony
Mabel Loy
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The Words of Jesus Demonstrated
Kate A. M. Hill with contributions from John P. Wicker
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Help Received from the Manual
N. C. H.
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Testimony of a Soldier
Chas. A. Morgan with contributions from James Hannington
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Miscellany
with contributions from R. R. BOWKER
