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Earnest Longings Satisfied
In the summer of 1894 I went through a class in Christian Science with one of Mrs. Eddy's loyal students. The winter previous to this I had spent in Brooklyn, N. Y., at school and every letter I received from my mother had something about Christian Science in it,—that it had healed her of troubles of several years' standing, and that she wanted me to investigate it. However, I did not investigate it until I came home the next summer. I did not understand what it was and did not care very much then. But from the time I began to read "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" there was not an opposing thought in my consciousness, but on the contrary it appealed to me in the strongest possible manner, satisfying a longing I had always felt from the time I can first remember, for something else, something higher and better, and revealing the ideal as the real.
I had always felt a separateness from things and people could not enjoy games like other children, and was unhappy though from no definable cause. This Christian Science did away with, revealing to me "that Mind which was also in Christ Jesus."
Many physical ills have been overcome. I have felt the beneficent influence of this Truth in every line of action, and am striving to live so as to be worthy the name of a Christian Scientist.
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January 10, 1901 issue
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A Reply to Dr. Marshall of Raleigh, N. C.
Alfred Farlow
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A century ago, an infidel German countess, dying, ordered...
with contributions from Anon, Theodore Parker
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Monument to Baron and Baroness de Hirsch
Editor with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy
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"Heir of all Things"
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Edward J. Hollister, L. Emogene Moore, L.D. Arnold, W.H.J., Lincoln, Winfred E. Bakeman, Henry W. Crosskey, Pliny
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The Heart's Desire
BY A. SOUTHWICK.
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An Illustration
BY A. J.
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Works
BY KATE MONTGOMERY BATES.
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How I was Led to take a Patient
BY MARY LEE FINDLAY.
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See not the Lions
BY SEVILLA MAYER.
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Why I am a Christian Scientist
Harriet Hosford Winslow
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Earnest Longings Satisfied
Mary B. Powell
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Healed after Many Physicians Failed
Hattie E. Gans
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A Word for our Periodicals
May E. Harris
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Testimony of a Trained Nurse
E.H.A. with contributions from Macdonald, Jeremy Collier