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The Lord will Provide
The Journal and Sentinel have been worth so much to me that I feel I never can be thankful enough for them, and have always felt that I should tell what Science has done for me.
In the first place it snatched my dear mother from the grave and made her a well, strong woman after the physicians had said she would never see a well day again.
I knew that she had found more than I had, although I belonged to an evangelical church and thought it was very much to me; but I was sick nearly all the time, and our poverty seemed a mountain. When I came into Science I was alone and self-dependent with four little children, one a baby. I had only one or two treatments then, and as I seemed to have so little to pay for them, I thought I would work it out myself. As soon as one thing was overcome, however, something else would seem to come to the surface, and finally error screamed so that I sent for a practitioner and told her of my straightened circumstances, and she helped me to realize God's allness and our relation to Him.
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July 25, 1901 issue
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Too Hasty Criticism
Irving C. Tomlinson
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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The Religious Journal
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Dedication at Beatrice, Neb.
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy
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The Lectures
with contributions from Charles M. Howe, C. O. Bailey
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Hidden but not Destroyed
BY CYRENE EMERY.
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Satisfaction
BY M. BETTIE BELL.
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Despair
BY W. J. MURRAY.
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Some Observations
BY J. E. FELLERS.
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The Lord will Provide
Janette Dickson
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God Hears and Answers Prayer
Antonie M. Curran
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How I came to Christian Science
Sophie Ernst
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Religious Items
with contributions from Mark Guy Pearse