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From Old Mexico
To the Editor of The Mexican Herald.
Sir:—I have been interested in Christian Science study and practice only about three years, and do not pretend to know enough about it to rush into print with any explanations as to its operations. However, with but a limited experience I have found it to be the most soul-satisfying, helpful element that has ever possessed my consciousness. It has saved me from what was called mortal sickness; it has broken the chains of life-long habit and secret sin; and it is doing the same thing every day for thousands of men and women the wide world over. Its mission is to help people, not to hurt them, and even during its brief history of two years in Mexico, Christian Science has helped scores of persons who could get help nowhere else.

April 18, 1901 issue
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Some of Washington's Maxims
with contributions from Adolphe Monod
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From Old Mexico
Christian Scientist
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The Divinity of Christian Science
George H. Peeke
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What Constitutes Success?
Walter Vrooman
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Easter Largess
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Unsolved Problems of Science
Editor
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The Lectures
with contributions from Dean Crane, William I. Lawrance, Richard E. Breed
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Extract from a Letter
Minnie Hanna
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From Psalm Eighteenth
BY MARY B. DODGE.
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Mountain Climbing
BY BURT S. GALE.
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Analysis of the Lessons
BY WILLIAM P. McKENZIE.
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As We Think
BY ANNIE JESSEN.
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Dawn of a New Hope
W. A. Spencer
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One Man's Experience
R. R. Bridgers
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A Wonderful Case of Healing
J. M. A. S. with contributions from S. W. S.
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Astigmatism and Other Troubles Healed
A. L. O. with contributions from Whittier