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I esteem it a pleasure as well as duty to give my testimony
I esteem it a pleasure as well as duty to give my testimony. I had been sick all my life, had tired many kinds of material remedies and had many doctors. I was led, over a year ago, to try Christian Science treatment, by the kind words and happy life of a good friend. I write with pleasure my thankfulness for what Christian Science has done for me. I am most thankful to my heavenly Father, and to Mrs. Eddy, through whom this blessed health, peace, and happiness has come to me. When I think of the many ills I suffered from, I feel like praising God all the time. I had been more or less troubled with sore eyes from a little girl, and at times had to stay in a dark room and blindfolded. I had worn glasses for years, and even then could not see to read at all by lamplight and very little by daylight. I can now read any kind of print and do not wear glasses at all. I suffered terribly with rheumatism for years, and at times it was so bad in my neck and shoulder that I could not rise without help. I also had a disease of the hip which caused me much distress at times, and I had sore mouth and throat for years, besides a constant cough. I had also suffered from a child with constipation. I had been subject to the grip, the attacks lasting from three weeks to three months. I had a weakness which was born with me, which the doctors had said would sooner or later require an operation, and that even then I could not be strong and well. My kidneys troubled me so that at times I was deathly sick, but thanks be to God I am now well and happy, and can do as much work as any one I know of. I have not taken one drop of any kind of material remedies in the meantime.
I now could not live without Science and Health. I have already bought two copies,—one for myself and one for a sister. Through my healing she and her husband have become very much interested in Science and they love the literature. A dear old lady reads the papers and prizes them very highly. I now mean, through this blessed truth which has been brought to me, to spread the gospel of "on earth peace, good will toward men," God helping me.
I am very glad that through Christian Science I have been made to know that my strength comes from God, the giver of all good and perfect gifts. I am grateful for this truth which makes us free from sin, disease, and death.
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July 22, 1905 issue
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Obedience
PROF. JOEL RUFUS MOSLEY.
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The Real and Its Symbol
LEWIS C. STRANG.
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How to Solve Life's Problems
H. L. BROADBRIDGE.
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O Troubled over Many Things
Frederick Lawrence Knowles
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A Heart-to-heart Talk
Nat Baker
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When one considers the remarkable growth of Christian Science...
James D. Sherwood
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Our brother construes the Master's declaration "These...
Richard P. Verrall
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The Lectures
with contributions from C. E. Ware, Professor Fawley, Alice Thrall
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An Amended By-law
Editor
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Signs of the Times
Mary Baker Eddy
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Mrs. Eddy's Requests
Editor with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy
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A Serious Mischance
Archibald McLellan
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Fact and Folly
John B. Willis
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The Attainment of Freedom
Annie M. Knott
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Bessie M. Houghton, Inez Droke
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After ten year of constant travel, much of it at night,...
James F. Beebee
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At the age of eleven years I was sent to school, most of...
Mary Alexander
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In 1887, a dear friend who seemingly was not at all well,...
Sara E. McCrum
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A few days ago I was visiting some friends in whose...
Ida Morgan Trunkey
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About eighteen years ago I was called to Illinois to help...
Clara A. Seyffert
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Christian Science found me in a most miserable condition...
Beulah G. Hines
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A Song of Courage
MARY J. ELMENDORF.
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from Philip S. Moxom
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase