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President Roosevelt sent to the Senate on the 29th ult.
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In the Path

A beautiful water color which hangs on my wall, showing a bit of woodland path in autumn, is more to me than a pleasing picture, for by it I am often reminded that I once groped in darkness, not knowing the true path or how to find it.
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Separation

Every claim of sickness or sin is a claim of separation, a belief that man can be separated from God and from that which God gave him; namely, health, harmony, perfection, goodness.
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Scientific Building

The church edifices of Christian Science stand before the world as type and symbol of the Cause which they represent.
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The Search for Happiness

Perhaps , dear reader, you have looked into many systems of healing, gone to various climates, taken large quantities of medicine, followed much advice for months and years.
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A Little Story

Our little daughter has an old sewing machine on which she loves to sew by the hour, for you must know that her dollie needs plenty of clothes.
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If we Knew

If I knew that a word of mine,A word not kind and true,     Might leave its trace     On a loved one's face,I'd never speak harshly, would you?
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Regarding Asserted Evil

Upon careful examination, the question of the unreality of evil discovers itself to be a question of the perpetuity of evil.
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It should also be remembered that in commissioning his disciples and apostles to "heal the sick," Jesus set no limitation to the forms of disease which could be cured by spiritual means.
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The Lectures

This field had its second lecture on January 21, 1904.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
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Amendment to By-law

The following section of the Church By-laws has been amended to read as follows:—
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Just Discrimination

May we beg our friends of the daily press to exercise the same care in determining the authenticity and news value of articles reflecting upon Christian Scientists that they use in passing upon the merits of other matters coming to them through channels apart from their own recognized and carefully selected avenues of new-gathering.
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The promise of future justice never removes the sting of present wrong, and he who seeks to lighten human burdens by such attempted amelioration will be justly judged by the world as practically condoning offences which he ought to condemn.
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At this season, when the question of abstinence has a prominent place in popular thought, it may be well to ponder its relation, in the light of Christian Science, to the moral and physical welfare of mankind.
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Letters

Letters to our Leader

Brighton, Mass.
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The pamphlet bearing this title has been revised by its author, Mr.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist, through its Board of Directors, has presented our free public library with the following works by Mrs.
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In Evansville, Ind.

We organized as a church in July, 1903, with twenty-one charter members, and an attendance of from forty to fifty.
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Notice.
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Testimony of Healing
I am very grateful for the benefit I have derived from the understanding of Christian Science.
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Testimony of Healing
I longed to be a better Christian and prayed earnestly for several years, asking God to guide my feet into paths of righteousness and peace.
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Testimony of Healing
I was brought up under the influence of a church that adhered closely to the literal interpretation of the Bible and the observance of outward form and ceremony in its worship.
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Testimony of Healing

In the later part of August, 1903, at two O'clock in the...

In the later part of August, 1903, at two O'clock in the morning, I was roused up suddenly from sound sleep by my telephone bell ringing loudly.
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Testimony of Healing
As I had been placed in the ranks of the so-called incurables, I feel that if such as I keep still, "the stones would immediately cry out.
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Testimony of Healing
About a year ago, while at work on a building, I met with an accident.
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Testimony of Healing
Jesus said, "The kingdom of heaven is like unto leaven, which a woman took, and hid in three measures of meal, till the whole was leavened.
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Testimony of Healing
I desire to add to the many others my testimony of the power of God to heal through the understanding of Christian Science.
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Testimony of Healing
I feel that I would like to express my gratitude for the many blessings which have come to me through the knowledge of Christian Science.
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Testimony of Healing
It is now nearly five years since I was healed through Christian Science, and during that time I have enjoyed most excellent health without the use of any material remedies.
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Testimony of Healing
While I did not take up the study of Christian Science for the purpose of being lifted out of sin, this is exactly what transpired.
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Testimony of Healing
I have long felt a desire to tell what Christian Science has done for me, and hoping it may be of some help to others, I send this testimony.
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Testimony of Healing
I came to Christian Science for healing from nervous prostration and dyspepsia, with all their accompanying train of ills, and from a deplorable mental darkness that was "without God and without hope.
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When papa and mamma came to Science I was a very little girl, not quite four years old, and was under material treatment for my eyes which, to mortal sense, were badly crossed, and my sight seemed very poor.
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From our Exchanges

Multitudes in our own day, as in all the past, are "seeking rest and finding none" in many of the most agreeable pursuits of life.
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Notices

The Christian Science Text-Book.
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