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How to Destroy a Fallen Brother
Christian Almanack
Look shy at him, speak harshly and unkindly; accuse, blame, criminate, and threaten. Speak ill of him in his absence. Lose sight of all his excellences, and magnify his faults.
How to Restore a Fallen Brother.
Thou art in the boat. He has fallen overboard into the water, therefore don't push him with the oar, for he will only go farther from thee, or sink to rise no more; rather sail round him, enclose him in the gospel net or take him up in thy hands and lift him into the boat and speak kindly and comfortably to him, and remember that, by doing so, thou shalt "hide a multitude of sins."
Christian Almanack of 1830.
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July 11, 1901 issue
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Polar Explorations
Channing A. Bartow
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Concord's Hospitality
Helen A. Nixon
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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An Interesting Interview
with contributions from Lord Dunmore
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Among the Churches
with contributions from W. L. Sperring, Ida A. Buck, John Mason
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An Object Lesson
BY MINNIE E. ERWIN.
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Prison Work at Joliet, Ill.
BY W. F. AUSTIN.
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Demonstration
BY HERBERT W. BECK.
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Letter from Germany
Carola Barth
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Results of Accident Entirely Overcome
Mary L. Frye
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Help Received from the Quarterly
M. Z. F. with contributions from C. U. Bennett, Katie Thompson