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One evening my husband came home with his head...
One evening my husband came home with his head bandaged, and said that a stick of wood from a machine had hit him on the cheek, cutting its way entirely through the flesh, and loosening a tooth. We had a doctor wash and dress the wound, and he said that all he could do was to keep it clean, as he could not stitch it. The flesh healed quickly and painlessly, which latter circumstance caused the doctor some alarm, but we met every error voiced, and to-day there remains only a small scar.
About a week after this happened, my baby of two years, awoke one morning very sick and in a high fever; after much battling, fear was destroyed in my own mind, and at the same time every manifestation of fever left him. Although the child lay on the lounge or on my lap all day, still the improvement was so marked that we seemed to see the healing advance. We slept well that night and the next day there was only an appearance of extreme weakness, which was overcome by noon that day.

April 4, 1903 issue
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The Doctrine of Christian Science
Clarence A. Buskirk
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A Plea for Fair Judgment
Alfred Farlow
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Practical Christianity
David B. Ogden
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A Thoughtful Reply
Charles D. Reynolds
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We read in the Gospel of John, "If ye abide in me, and...
Rees C. Vidler
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The Future of Astronomy
Seth C. Chandler
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Truth will bear the Light
Samuel Sale
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
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Our German Periodical
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Communion in the Mother Church
Editor with contributions from C. H. Spurgeon, Thomas Hughes
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An Appeal to Caesar
WILLARD S. MATTOX
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Love Gives
ELLA S. SARGENT
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The Lectures
with contributions from Sydney Smith, O.J. Craig, Miles Poindexter
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Nothing can longer keep me from publicly acknowledging...
Louise E. Thorne
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase
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Religious Items
with contributions from Richard Baxter, Henry Drummond, J. C. Shairp, Cicero