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An Apt Saying
A Letter recently received from a young lady who is interested in Christian Science contains the following reference to the experience of herself and a friend:—
"We both want to read Mrs. Eddy's books. I wish I had nothing else to do for a while; they are like water when we are thirsty. We also seem to be convinced that to be a Christian Scientist is to be like those books and John's Gospel and Isaiah."
This is truly a beautiful and wise conception for any one to have reached, but for a young student of Science, it is worthy of more than a passing thought.
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March 15, 1900 issue
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The Power of the West
with contributions from Galveston
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The Lectures
with contributions from A. A. Sulcer, Robert J. Burdette, T. H. Taft
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Lizzie W. Ceperley, B.
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The Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Singing of Solos
Editor
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"Former Requests Renewed."
Editor
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A Good Suggestion
Editor
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Satisfied
Editor
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An Apt Saying
Editor
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Christian Science
Alfred Farlow
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White Divorce Suit
Augusta E. Stetson
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Christian Science in Germany
BY D. B. MACGOWAN.
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Sweet Rebuke
BY ELLA S. SARGENT.
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Gives Rules to Work by
BY HERBERT S. FULLER.
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Our Periodicals
BY HELEN HOOD.
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A Helpful Lesson
BY ELIZABETH L. MADDEN
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False vs. True Witness
BY H. L. DUNBAR.
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The Healing of Sin
Mary A. Daggett
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Healed after Years of Helpless Invalidism
Ella Holbrook Doty
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Hip Disease Healed
J. Lloyd Phillips
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Several Cases of Healing
Eva John