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Fourteen years ago, I attended my first Christian Science...
Fourteen years ago, I attended my first Christian Science meeting, but did not go very regularly until some four years later, after I had been cured of a swelled neck of twelve years' standing. After doctoring for a long time with some of the best physicians in my town, and growing worse all the time, I at last gave up all drugs and medicines and was completely cured in three weeks' time by Christian Science. I had another demonstration some five years ago. I started from home one Sunday morning to visit some friends about twelve miles distant. The last mile and a half was up a very steep hill, and when I started on my return trip the wind was blowing very keen at my back, and I soon found myself going at a terrific rate. As I had learned how to ride the bicycle only some three or four weeks before this, and there being no brake on my wheel, I saw no way of stopping it. Faster and faster went my wheel and steeper and steeper grew the hill. My feet flew off the pedals and I was hanging on for dear life. It seemed that I would soon be dashed to pieces; the road was very narrow and stony and there was a deep ditch on either side of it. It began to look very dark to me at this time. I tried to realize the all-power of God as best I could, and soon the chain dropped off and wound around the hind wheel. This brought it to a stop, and not a hair of my head had been harmed.
One morning, some two years ago, I was awakened very early by hearing my mother making a noise in the next room, and on jumping up and running in to her I found her sitting on the floor, vomiting and seemingly in great pain. In just five minutes' time she started back to bed with all the sense of pain gone. She has also been cured of some very severe attacks of grip, colds, and bowel complaint in a short time.
One day, as I was running a power sewing-machine, I turned my head to look at something exciting which was going on in the shop, and as I did so I felt the needle go through my finger. I found that the needle was broken in four pieces, one piece was in the machine and three were in my finger. I pulled the pieces out, and by realizing that divine Mind governs all, the pain left me almost immediately. By the next Monday my finger was as well as ever.
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May 20, 1905 issue
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Reality and Unreality
M. G. KAINS.
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Prayer and Faith
M. M. HAPER.
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"Thy will be done"
GENIE H. ROSENFIELD.
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Poverty
B. S. JOSSELYN.
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Inward Life
REV. WILLIAM P. MC KENZIE.
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Anna Thilo, David Swing
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The Lectures
with contributions from R. P. Habgood, D. H. Pinney
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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E. Noyes Whitcomb
Archibald McLellan
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The Appeal of Nature
John B. Willis with contributions from Marcus Aurelius
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Isabella M. Stewart, W. D. McCrackan, Ruth V. Brown, Jessie Lay, H. Evans, Annie R. Michael
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The beauty and truth of Christian Science were revealed...
Grace Rogers Knapp
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It is with a heart full of gratitude to the Giver of every...
Annie Q. Hedenberg
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My heart overflows with gratitude when I realize what...
M. E. Thompson
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For nearly five years I have been benefited through my...
Jesse E. Shafer
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It is now about three and a half years since I began the...
A. B. Waterman
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I am prompted to tell by what means I was healed
Bettie R. Marr
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Fourteen years ago, I attended my first Christian Science...
E. D. Hazelton
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Until about three years ago, our little daughter was a...
Lizzie Eichhorn
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One Sunday, while on the car, I noticed written on a...
Minnie A. Bonsteel
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Having been greatly benefited by the truth, as set fourth...
Charles Baker Gilbert
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That Christian Science heals the sick I have had abundant...
Hallie Virginia Watson
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At Rest
MARY C. SEWARD.
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from Samuel A. Eliot
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase