February 28, 1901
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Items of Interest
Russia has imposed a thirty per cent additional tariff on American imports in retaliation for an increase made by the United States in the tariff on Russian sugar.
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Three
thousand years before the birth of Christ a mighty nation ruled with the strong hand in Syria and Mesopotamia.
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The members of the Sunday School in connection with First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Cambridge, Mass.
Poem
The following is the correct reading of the second stanza of the poem published on page 379 of the Sentinel for February 14:—
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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.
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In answer to inquiries we will say that Judge Ewing is still a lecturer at large.
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Librarian Hild, Chicago Public Library, City.
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I Enclose
extracts from letters written by a young man from this city, who I at present serving out his time in the Joliet Prison.
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There
is no success in any condition that does not represent work, sacrifice of personal ease or pleasure.
Testimony of Healing
How I came to investigate Christian Science, I do not know, as I did not turn to it for relief in sickness, neither had I ever known any one to be healed by it, but rather because of an inherent desire for knowledge and Truth, I must have been guided and drawn by Truth.
Testimony of Healing
I was not brought into Christian Science through physical healing, nor argued into it by zealous advocates.
Testimony of Healing
It has been my great pleasure to see two cases of disease disappear, each within a two hours' conversation, by a few simple statements of what the mission of Christian Science is.
Testimony of Healing
I have heard it argued that all who come into Christian Science become interested through the healing.
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The oath taken by King Edward February 14, was the "no popery oath" imposed by the Bill of Rights and the Act of Settlement of the time of William and Mary.
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