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True Happiness
What joys compare with the sweet sense of security and peace that meditation upon the beauty and goodness of divine Spirit brings?
The restful knowledge that discord, disease, evil, even death itself, is unreal! Happiness! That hackneyed and much-abused expression! Of what does true happiness, true joy, consist? Is it not to keep our thoughts always right—to meditate on Him?
March 28, 1901 issue
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Old-Time and Modern Mails
with contributions from Barnard Gilpin
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The Lectures
with contributions from Elmer J. Smith, H. M. Linn, William H. Stevens
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Literature Thankfully Received
with contributions from N. F. Blain, Jennie Ingalls
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A Card of Thanks
L. O. Henderson
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Mr. McKenzie at Stamford, Conn
with contributions from Channing
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Elizabeth Ceperley, Grace H. Wilmot, Myra Nichols, Cordie F. Hillman, Mary Smart Symons, Winifred Parmenter, Mary A. Engle, Bunyan
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Dedication of Churches
Editor
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Legislation in Indiana
Editor
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Abiding
BY BERTHA WOODS.
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Experience in Dealing with Contagious Diseases
BY ANNIE M. KNOTT.
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True Happiness
BY ANNE DODGE.
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Touched the Hem of Christ's Garment
Alfarata C. Danforth
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The Reflection of Ever-present Love
Gertrude Black
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Quickly Healed by Christian Science
H. A. LaTour with contributions from Bishop Hall
