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Prison Work
Some time ago I was impressed by an article in the Journal, the title, or thought of which was, "In due season we shall reap, if we faint not." To-day, after many months of continuous work in the County Jail in Salt Lake City, one whom I visited there, and later at the penitentiary, —attended our church. On seeing him enter, the above beautiful text occurred to me.
Wednesday of each week is visiting day at the prison, and with other Scientists, representing both churches of the city, it has been my privilege, pleasure, and sacred duty to be a messenger and witness for Truth.

August 9, 1900 issue
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Valuable Bibles
with contributions from Richter
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Reply to Sermon on Christian Science
John L. Rendall
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MRS. EDDY, TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Keeping the Faith
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from F. A. Walker, K. L. G.
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The Lectures
with contributions from H. J. Huntington, R. D. Stearns
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Reply to "If We Knew."
BY IDA HODNETT.
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Prison Work
BY JULIETTE M. MINK.
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Leaving All for Truth
BY ALBERT HORSTMEIER.
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Christian Science is Practical
BY CARRIE B. WOLCOTT.
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A Testimony from England
Beatrice M. Whitley
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Tobacco and Liquor Habits Destroyed
David Dawson
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All Questions Answered in Christian Science
C. Douglas Hotchkiss
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Protected by Love
Mary A. Lindsay
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Religious Items
with contributions from Bonar