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The new American bond for the payment of the Boxer indemnity stipulates that the payment be in the equivalent of gold dollars at the rate of exchange provided for in the protocol, which, according to the American interpretation of the protocol, makes it practically a silver bond.
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Reliance on God

One advances in Christian Science by living "as seeing Him who is invisible," and by seeking right as the only means to good.
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The Human Problem

If "All is infinite Mind and its infinite manifestation".
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Miracles

Perhaps no little word in the English language by the simple perversion of its original meaning.
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Mr.
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A Christian Science Reply

If the many hasty critics of a Christian Science which they do not understand and have never even studied, would evince a candid and honest spirit of sincere inquiry, humanity might receive benefit instead of injury from their efforts.
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An Important Point

There is no statement in any of Mrs.
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Jesus nowhere laid down any laws of hygiene, drugs, or sanitation.
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The Migration of Birds

The migration of birds at certain seasons of the year has excited the notice and the wonder of mankind for ages.
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It would be difficult to obtain better proof of the great industrial advancement of the United States than is furnished by the fact that there is employed in the United States one horse power in manufacturing establishments for each seven of the population, and that ten years ago the figure was one to ten, and twenty years ago one to fourteen.
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Services appropriate to the day were held yesterday by First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Christian Science Hall.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters reffering to these subjects.
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Significant Questions

Who shall be greatest?
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That the most popular misconceptions of Christian Science, its teachings and practice, have given place to more general understanding and greater sympathy, must be apparent to even casual readers of the daily press, and it is no less true that, as a whole, public misrepresentation of our Cause and its Leader has steadily decreased within the past few years.
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Faithfulness to one's highest light is a necessary condition of growth.
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In a late address before the Homœopathic Medical Society of Chicago, Dr.
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The growing disposition among Christian believers, to forget the petty particulars that have separated them, and join hands in a united effort for a common cause, is but one of many encouraging things which may be traced to the passing of the theory of verbal inspiration, for it is apparent that as attention is more and more centered upon the spiritual significance of the Scriptures, the dogmas and beliefs which have found their beginnings in an over-emphasis of literal statement, and which have led to so much of denominational cleavage and dissension, must be relegated to the realm of the unimportant.
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Arrangements have been, or are being made with all the principal railroads in the United States and Canada for reduced rates to Boston for the Communion Service and Annual Meeting, June I4–I7, I903.
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Impatience

In the last recorded words of Christ addressed to his disciples, after the resurrection, we find this statement: "It is not for you to know the times or the seasons, which the Father has put in his own power.
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Why put so much stress upon physical healing?
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Church Needs and Supply

To my sense the benefit to be derived from the article in the December Journal on parliamentary rules and usage will be far-reaching and prove a blessing to many a worker in the field.
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Self-Analysis

Our humanity is a mine, and we are the miners.
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The Robin's Song

There was a pretty robin with a lovely russet vest,And he sang so quaint and queerly as he sat beside his nest.
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The Lectures

Judge Septimus J.
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Testimony of Healing
It is now more than seven years since I was induced to investigate Christian Science, and only those who have been a slave to medicine as I was, can realize the fear I had of giving up what seemed to me to be the only thing that had saved my life and spared me to my family for years.
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Testimony of Healing
After the birth of our daughter in 1887 my wife was a complete wreck for eight years.
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All that I am I owe to Christian Science.
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Testimony of Healing
Christian Science has done so much for me I should like to tell others how it has helped me.
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Testimony of Healing
Two years before studying Christian Science I was trying to overcome a thought of resentment, and reaching out for a more charitable and forgiving spirit when, one day, the counsel came to me,—
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Applications for membership in the Mother Church must be in the hands of the Clerk on or before May 20.
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Each branch Church of Christ, Scientist, is requested to send, on or before May 1, its total membership as it stood April 1, to William B.
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A Word from Mr. Chase

Per capita taxes, contributions to the Mother Church, or contributions to the Building Fund, should be sent by check, post-office money order, or express money order.
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Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures with latest revisions and additions, and numbered lines.
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Religious Items

There is hardly a congregation in which there is not some saint, who, without many advantages of education, by spiritual meditation, by prayer, and the inward illumination of the Spirit, has gained an insight into the Gospel that the pastor of the church may well covet.
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Christian Science: The Religion of Jesus Christ.
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