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A Hymn
LORD,
I was blind, I could not see
Aught in Thy life's sweet purity;
But now, Truth shining on my night
Giveth eternal sight.
Lord, I was deaf, I could not hear
God's message to this world so drear;
But now, Thy voice comes from above,
Listening, I know 'tis Love.
Lord, I was dumb, I could not speak
Nor sing Thy words, O Master meek;
But now in humble prayer and praise
My voice to Thee I raise.
Lord, I was dead, I could not move
Nor wake, my sense of life to prove;
But now with joy, I rise to see
Life "All-in-all" with Thee.
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September 13, 1900 issue
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Mrs. Eddy to the World
with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy
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Twentieth-Century Church
with contributions from Samuel Longfellow
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Reply to Mr. Stokes
Alfred Farlow
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About Christian Science
Cora E. Downer
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MRS. EDDY, TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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The New Hampshire Fair
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from N. F. S., C. F. H., Elizabeth Denison, James Freeman Clarke
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A Wednesday Evening Meeting
H. P. W. with contributions from Samuel Longfellow
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A Hymn
BY M. P. CAMERON
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Material Destruction and Spiritual Construction
BY R. P. VERRALL
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Pulling the Weeds
BY L. G. O.
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What is Christian Science?
BY I. NELSON WARD.
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Found Health in Christian Science
Kate Buell Morey
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Many Blessings Received
Henry Marx
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Hereditary Diseases Healed
Nettie Y. Coyle
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God's Ways not Our Ways
R. Giddings
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Religious Items
with contributions from W. W. Fenn