October 20, 1906
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
The Isthmian Canal Commission's recently evolved scheme of having the actual work of Panama Canal construction done by contract with a private concern has been made public.
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An
appreciative audience which not only filled the five thousands seats of the new auditorium of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, but likewise all the available standing-room, listened with close attention to the lecture delivered Tuesday evening, Oct.
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The
story of the unjust steward, as it is called, might well be named the story of the dishonest steward; but since the peculiar form of dishonesty described involved such scheming as drew forth a compliment from the defrauded employer, as if he thought it an evidence of cleverness, the above title may not be inapt.
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Scattered
over the world to-day are men and women more or less isolated from society.
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The sale of the Episcopal church property, corner of Lovett and Washington Streets, has been consummated this week, the same passing into the hands of the Christian Science Society of this city as purchasers.
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We feel sure that our readers will be pleased with the following excerpts from a few of the letters received by Mr.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book does not consult nor read letters on disease.
Editorial
Beloved Editor:—I recommend to the readers of our papers the book, Bryan Among the Peace Makers
, edited by Hayne Davis, a lawyer and a Christian Scientist.
Editorial
We
are again prompted to enter a plea for a larger and more liberal thought regarding the lectures, and to urge that the most ample provision be made for the accommodation of the vast and ever-increasing number who wish to hear these authoritative expositions of Christian Science.
Editorial
The
beginner in Christian Science is sometimes at a loss to know how he may reconcile his former views with the ideals presented in its text-book, but he soon learns, and the sooner the better, that in so far as his concepts of being are erroneous, to that extent they are irreconcilable with the truth.
Testimony of Healing
I came to Colorado from Mississippi in 1880, hoping to obtain relief from a severe stomach and bowel trouble with which I had been afflicted for several years.
Testimony of Healing
I cannot remember the time, before coming into Christian Science, when I was not afflicted almost continually with the most severe suffering.
Testimony of Healing
I retired one evening in my usual health, but awakened about midnight with a great sense of illness, and it was only in a feeble way that I was able to declare the truth.
Testimony of Healing
It is almost twenty years since I first heard of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
For a year and a half I suffered with my right arm to such an extent that I had almost lost the use of it.
Testimony of Healing
In 1888 I was pronounced incurable from heart disease by my physician.
Testimony of Healing
From earliest childhood my great desire was to be a music teacher, and I finally graduated in music, but was told that I had overworked and would probably never be strong again.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science came to my relief about six years ago, and I wish to give my testimony to what Truth has done for me.
Testimony of Healing
One who had tried nearly every material remedy asked me in utter despair to find him a quiet boarding-place, in the hope that this change might help him.
Testimony of Healing
I was wonderfully healed in Christian Science some years ago, and had another remarkable experience, which is as follows; On June 3, 1899, I fell from a buggy and sustained a severe injury.
Testimony of Healing
Having been thoroughly healed through Christian Science of a disease known to materia medica as incurable, I joyfully contribute my testimony.
Testimony of Healing
Some years ago I had severe nervous trouble.
Testimony of Healing
In the winter of 1905 our little girl, two years old, fell and injured one of her arms so that she had no control of it whatever.
Poem
Since
Thou art near, O Truth, mistrals may blowAnd blossoms droop, yet song-thought cannot die!My anchored heart no doubt, no fear can know,Since Thou art near.
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The picture of The Mother Church and its Extension which The Christian Science Publishing Society now has for sale is a half-tone reproduction, 12 x 15 inches in size, of a view giving the St.
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The first five books of the Old Testament tell of the great economic struggle and spiritual awakening of the Jewish people, in bondage and slavery and sorely oppressed, in Egypt.
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