Letters January 6, 1906 Issue

Letters to our Leader

with contributions from Electa E. Scribner, Mary Baker Eddy, Sudie W. Mewborne, John B. Shoe

Tombstone, Ariz., December 11, 1905.

Our Dear Leader:—Recently one of our little band went to Chihuahua, Mexico, on mining business; and while there looked about for drawn work as gifts for friends. This piece he found in a little adobe house and purchased from the woman who made it, thinking it far too beautiful to stay there unseen.

Three or four Scientists came to the home of this Scientist after the Thanksgiving service, and the work was shown and admired. The wife said, "It is too beautiful to keep here." The Second Reader said, "It is beautiful enough for Mrs. Eddy," and immediately we knew why it was purchased and where it belonged. Will you accept this from the little hand here? It expresses so beautifully the perfect and harmonious thought of one Mind. With this is the gratitude of one healed morally, also of dyspepsia; one healed mentally and morally; one healed,—a nervous wreck, hospital in sight, eyesight restored after wearing glasses twenty years; one healed of dropsy, heart trouble, sight restored; one past three score, who reads Science and Health and his Bible by candle-light without glasses, and many others healed of rheumatism, kidney disease, and numerous other troubles. With it is also the love of twelve children,—the Sunday School,—who are demonstrating nicely, attending school continually instead of being out with the usual ailments.

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