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[Translation.]
Having waited for so long, it is now clear to me that I...
Having waited for so long, it is now clear to me that I should relate my experience in Christian Science, and I hope that others may derive benefit therefrom.
One day, while out hunting, I fell and injured my leg, but did not tell my parents of it. A few weeks later the pain became so intense that I could no longer hide it, and went to a physician. He said that the bone was injured, and tried to help me, but in vain. Years passed during which I suffered intensely. I had physicians, but my leg grew worse. It was then decided that it must be amputated, but "Man's extremity is God's opportunity."
A lady told us of Christian Science; we considered the matter for several days, and then decided to go to Sheboygan to speak with a practitioner there. My mother told her that we had tried so much and had always been disappointed, and begged her to tell us whether I could healed or not, as we did not wish to hope in vain. The practitioner answered. "Not I, but God, can heal him." My mother then said, "You may treat him, I will put my trust in God." The physicians had declared my trouble to be caries of the bones, but in three weeks I went home without crutches, for I needed them no longer. The news of my healing spread swiftly through the town, and how often I had to tell that I was really healed through Christian Science. Six years have passed, and I am well and strong, and can do hard work in the country.
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February 4, 1905 issue
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Silent Victories
REV. MARTIN SINDELL
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The Influence of Christian Science on the Home Life
NANETTE L. LUTHER
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True Happiness
J. I. L.
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Perfection
A. B. MALLORY
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All who do not take medicine are by no means Christian Scientists
R. Stanhope Easterday
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Among the Churches
with contributions from John Cleghorn, Minnie S. Avery, Harriet R. White, Emma C. Shipman
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The Lectures
with contributions from F. B. Posey, John Alonzo Woodville, H. L. Kelly
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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What our Leader Says
Mary Baker Eddy
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By-law Amended
Editor
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Our Literature
Archibald McLellan
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"The Power of the Word"
Annie M. Knott
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A Warranted Optimism
John B. Willis
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from C. Violet Spiller, R. E. Carey, Edna Nichols, Mattie Beach
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While attending school I was often troubled by my defective...
Ainslie G. McDougall
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I did not come to Christian Science for physical benefits,...
Eva B. Yates with contributions from Mollie J. Barnard
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The revelation of Truth has come to me through the...
C. A. Hutchinson
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With gratitude to God I acknowledge my lifelong debt...
Charles A. B. Baker with contributions from A. Drake
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I have just finished the reading of Professor Hering's...
Louie M. Slaght with contributions from Anna C. Parrett
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Jesus fed the hungry, walked on the sea, commanded the...
Mary E. Watkins
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Having waited for so long, it is now clear to me that I...
Hermann Ulerich
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Retrospection
J. EDWARD SMITH.
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase