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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
The message of sympathy which America sent to England on learning of the serious illness of her King, is followed by one of sincere rejoicing that the conditions portend his speedy recovery. The disappointment and disastrous loss to many, resulting from the necessary postponement of the coronation, will be speedily forgotten in the joy of his return to health.
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July 10, 1902 issue
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Spiritual Consciousness
S. F. S.
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Growing Confidence in Christian Science
W. D. McCrackan
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The Lectures
with contributions from Charles M. Flint
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Testimony Meeting at Phoenix, Ariz
Catherine Rumney
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A Recruit for China
Editor
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The Uncovering of Error
Editor
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Emile Rounsevel, M. Ella Orendorff, G. A. Kratzer
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A Noble Letter
with contributions from Harriet A. Wile
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"God is Love"
BY DAVIS A. WOODWARD.
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Extracts from Letters
with contributions from E. L. T.
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Why Should'st Thou Fear?
BY MINNIE G. NEW.
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I had been in very poor health for fifteen years
Irilla Judson
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On account of what had been pronounced an incurable...
May Sharpneck
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I have wished for a long time that I might tell some of...
Mary F. CELLEY
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Religious Items
with contributions from I. O. R., ANON, FELIX ADLER