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The Gift of Love
It is in loving, not being loved, the heart is blest;
It is in giving, not in seeking gifts, we find our guest.
If thou art hungry, lacking heavenly food, give hope and cheer;
If thou art sad and would'st be comforted, stay sorrow's tear.
Whatever be thy longing or thy need, that do thou give;
So shall thy soul be fed, and thou, indeed, shalt truly live.
Mrs. M. M. Painter.
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July 12, 1900 issue
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A Woman in Alaska
Emma L. Kelly
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Christian Science Ideas
Alfred Farlow
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A Golden Rule for Avoiding Sin
C. Overton
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The Gift of Love
M. M. Painter
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Readers in Church
Mary Baker Eddy
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The Recent Classes
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from J. Edward Smith, Ida M. Studley, Harry M. Harringer
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The Lectures
with contributions from W.F. Dutton
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The Unveiled Face
Annie E. Rider
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A Song of Praise
BY LOUISE REVELLE.
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Prison Work in Detroit, Mich.
BY MRS. HATTIE M. FREDERICK.
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Our Warfare
BY B. A. MILLER.
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Christian Science in the Paris Exposition
BY M. H. L.
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Two Cases of Healing
J. M. R.
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Convinced by Reading Science and Health
Violetta M. Doane
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Many Blessings Received
Annie H. Wilson
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Christian Science versus Materia Medica
J. P. Lowman
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Healed of a Disease Pronounced Incurable
Napoleon B. Meek
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Religious Items
with contributions from Arthur T. Pierson