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A Thought for the New Year
The Westminster
It is a favorite maxim at this season that all things are passing away. And so they are. But the maxim I would adopt is one equally true, and one far less considered; it is that all things are coming back. Personally, I have been more impressed with the return than with the fleetingness of the years. The poet says, —
I never loved a tree or flower,
But 'twas the first to fade away.
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February 14, 1901 issue
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The Lectures
with contributions from Macdonald, George Washington, Alfred C. Coxe, E. B. Starrett
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Scientific Christianity
Sue H. Mims
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A Thought for the New Year
George Matheson
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
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The New Century
By Mary Baker G. Eddy
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A Legal Opinion
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Voice of the Press
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Liberty in Healing
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Just a Kind Word
BY RICHARD J. HICKS.
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Among the Churches
with contributions from J. R., Jessie M. Smith, L. L. T.
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The Course of the Day
BY L. D. AND M. B. MARRIOTT.
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Discouragement
BY HENRY C. LAWRENCE.
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"Bricks that go Underground"
BY G. S. H.
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The Necessity of Work
BY FRANCES GIBSON.
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Obedience
BY LETITIA VERTREES PULLMAN.
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A Proof of God's Power to Heal
Lizzie Gehman
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Thankful for Our Publications
Edward C. Butler
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My Experience in Dentistry
Lenora S. Burt
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Curvature of the Spine Healed
C. B. W.
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Helped in Many Ways
J. M. Adams
