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Christian Science a Great Blessing
When I was a young boy my folks moved on a wheat ranch in South Dakota, and one of my duties was to go to town for the mail every few days. For this purpose I had a pony which was once owned by the Indians, and was tricky. On one of these trips the pony suddenly reared. and then began to buck, and turn around very fast. I lost my balance, and in falling my foot turned and wedged in the stirrup. The pony then dragged me some distance, and finally stepped on my chest, leaving me in the road.
When I regained consciousness the pony was nearly a mile away, and after a little work I got up and found I couldn't breathe. I walked in a circle until things had turned black and I was beginning to fall, when a little gasp came. I walked for nearly two miles, breathing in short gasps, each one causing a sound which I could not prevent. I would walk a rod or two, then sit down. In this way I walked a mile and a quarter, and then I had to lie down. By doing this I was able to endure the pain. All the time I was repeating the Scientific Statement of Being as given in Science and Health. I had got about half a mile from home when I was seen, and my adopted sister came to me; but being unable to assist me returned for help. I finally reached home and was placed in a rocking-chair, when I broke down.
For two days I lay on my back hardly able to move my fingers. The afternoon of the third day I sat up a little while the next day I walked to a chair in the yard, on the tenth day began riding to school, a distance of five miles, and cannot remember missing a day for three months, when we moved to town, and it was no longer necessary to ride.
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August 15, 1901 issue
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Some Lessons Taught by the Pan-American
BY MRS. J. EDGAR HUGHSON.
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The Christian Science View of Sin
Alfred Farlow
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No Hate Vibrations
W. D. McCrackan
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Applications for Teaching
The Christian Science Board Of Education
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Public Debate Demanded
Editor
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Christian Science Literature
Editor with contributions from Archibald Mclellan
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A Cottage Portrait
BY CLARENCE A. BUSKIRK.
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Dreams and Realities
BY CAROLINE E. MILLER.
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Our Ark
BY A. C. V.
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Christian Science a Great Blessing
R. A. B.
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Grateful for Science and Health
May S. Brower
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It is now three years since I began to study Christian Science,...
Adda H. Van Duzee
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This was the happiest Fourth of July I ever had
Willie Allen
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There are great truths, which every honest heart may be...
William Ellery Channing
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Religious Items
with contributions from Theodore L. Cuyler, J. D. Burrell