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I feel it a privilege, to give to the Field through our periodicals, a statement of the benefits of an understanding of the truth as taught by our revered Leader and Teacher, Mrs. Eddy. From a child, I had been afflicted with a stomach and bowel trouble, which at times caused me great suffering. In the year 1888, it reached a condition which the physicians called bowel dyspepsia or consumption, and they said I could not live over six months.
Only those who have been in a like condition can know what I suffered in the summer and fall of that year. In November I gave up medicine, as it did me no good and seemed to cause more suffering. I told my people I would just rest until I could gain strength enugh to take the train to our county seat, where I could take electric baths, which I hoped would at least relieve my suffering. This I accomplished, but after taking the baths for a month I was not any better but much weaker and more emaciated.
I found, when I reached town, that my friends there were taking a new kind of treatment called Christian Science. I had never heard of it up to that time. The practitioner gave me literature to read which fully met my approval, and I very much desired to see the book Science and Health, to which frequent reference was made in the literature. There was only one copy in the city, and that belonged to the practitioner. I was permitted to have it for a few days, with the result that I bought a book and asked for treatment. The first treatment took away the fear of eating, to which I had long been a slave. I ate a hearty supper with good results, and have always eaten whatever was set before me since that time. Other conditions began at once to improve, and proper action to take place. While the healing was slow it was a perfect cure.
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January 16, 1904 issue
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Light in Dark Places
A. M. D.
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To whom Much has been Given and Forgiven
SAMUEL GREENWOOD.
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The Lectures
with contributions from W. P. Buckley, C. E. Finlay, J. J. Eckford
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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The Intangibility of Matter
The Intangibility of Matter
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"Rest for the Weary"
"Rest for the Weary"
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True Comfort
K.
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from John Lee Ambrose, Susan F. C. Hubbard, Elma Ruth Hubbard, George Farren, Mary M. Robinson, Robert Nall, Harriet M. Virtue
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The whole family on my mother's side, as well as my...
John B. Sites
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I want to give my mite to the world that others may...
Jessie W. Hucker
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I did not think when I used to throw aside the papers...
Adrian Hegeman
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Eight years ago when at a boarding school in Dresden, Germany...
Minnie P. Musser
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I am a boy eleven years old, and go to Sunday School...
Walter Robinson
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"Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good...
Wm. N. Greaves
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from Minot J. Savage
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase