February 25, 1905
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The President has instructed Secretary Garfield to conduct an investigation into the affairs of the Standard Oil Company.
Naturalists
report that the young of partridges, bred in districts in England where a certain kind of clay abounds, suffer from a peculiar misfortune known as the "balling.
It
is quite possible that no man has ever had his history written so tersely and yet so fully as Jabez.
There
is an art in clear expression which equips with convincing power.
Think
ye of Mind as but a transient force,A temporal power within the human breast,Destroyed when sin has run its wanton courseAnd wayward man at last is laid at rest?
In your issue of Sunday, January 29, appeared an article concerning the death of a little boy under Christian Science treatment, in which it is stated that the doctors claimed that his life might have been saved if a physician had been called, and anti-toxine used.
If other demoninations never failed in what they consider their God-given means of reformation, or if there never were failures on the part of other systems of healing, the objection to the failures of Christian Scientists might be a valid one.
Science has been defined by an eminent lexicographer as "Understanding of truth.
It requires infinite wisdom to correctly judge the character of another, or make a just comparison between two individuals.
About fourteen years ago, our city was presented with false metaphysical teaching; the teachers never openly advanced or advocated Christian Science, but formulated lessons of their own, which were made up in a large measure of Christian Science statements.
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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.
The
story of the walk to Emmaus, on an afternoon which had been darkened by crushing disappointment, illustrates a human tendency that still abides to the serious disadvantage of our spiritual realization and ministry.
Though
there may be a very general disagreement as to the best means of promoting the moral and intellectual advancement of the race, there is no question as to its desirability.
The longer I am in the work of Christian Science, the more grateful I am for the testimonies of healing that are given in the Sentinel and Journal.
It is about four years since Christian Science first came to our notice, and we are very grateful for the many benefits received through it.
It is my desire to acknowledge the power of Christian Science to heal.
I feel that I owe to Christian Science the wonderful change that has taken place in me.
My attention was first called to Christian Science about the year 1887, through the healing of my father of asthma, he having left his home in Lynn, Mass.
On the 23rd of March, 1900, I received from one of my daughters a copy of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
The calmness, zeal, and heaven-born love manifested by the Christian Scientists whom I first met, appealed to me as being the expression of the holiness for which I longed.
I had catarrh for four years, which left me partially deaf.
I wish to give my testimony regarding the healing in Christian Science.
Resolved
to live the truth I know,And by my words and deeds to showTo those in sickness, doubt, and fearThat God is Love and God is near,—
Doubtless there are Christians who are lacking in spirituality, and the defect is a grave one.
