Testimony of Healing September 27, 1900 Issue

A Tribute to the "Little Book"

I. C. Tomlinson with contributions from Alex. Maclaren

A Tribute to the "Little Book."

One of the prisoners at the jail in Concord, N. H., was healed of catarrh, heart disease, a cough of thirty years' standing, and of the tobacco habit. When he left there a few days since he went at once to Christian Science Hall and purchased a copy of Science and Health, saying, "I would rather go without food than go without that book."

I. C. Tomlinson, Concord. N. H.

An essential part of culture is weeding. We have not only to develop ourselves; we have to extirpate from ourselves certain things that stand in our way.

Dr. Alex. Maclaren.

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