January 3, 1901
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Our
newspapers for the past two weeks have had a number of fragmentary reports as to the theological position of the Rev.
About
one year ago a man named Burt Horton and his wife, Florence, left Skagway, Alaska, for a vacation trip.
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Remittances
should be made by post-office money order, express money order, to exchange on Boston or New York Exchange on Chicago and other cities not named above, will not be accepted.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
Christmas-time
has come and gone and the New Year and the New Century have dawned.
In
the last issue of the Sentinel we published several corrections of misstatements concerning Christian Science.
Upon the recommendation of a Christian Scientist who is known to the Publishing Society, the Sentinel and the Journal will be sent free for one year to any public library having a reading room.
Upon request from the clerk of a church where a lecture is to be given, copies of the Sentinel will be sent by mail, postpaid, for free distribution to strangers and inquirers at the lecture.
The Christian Scientists of this city had a very enjoyable service Sunday.
The
colored preacher's definition of perseverance was, "First taking hold; second, holding on; third, never letting go.
We
read in the Bible that "God is a Spirit," and that "In him we live, and move, and have our being.
I Had
a forcible illustration recently, of how weeds grow apace when let alone.
The spring of 1887 found me in a very bad condition.
For eight months I had been a sufferer from chronic female difficulties.
I wish to tell of a case of a severe burn that came to my notice.
When Christian Science found me, I was almost a total wreck, "driven by the wind and tossed.
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