November 3, 1906
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Unexpected good progress is being made by the Mikkelson-Leffingwell polar expedition, which left Victoria, B.
Recently
there has appeared in a daily paper an article, based upon an "investigation" by two of its reporters, in which is alleged, among other things, that for several years Mrs.
About a dozen of the visiting newspaper men went out to Pleasant View at noon and were accorded a brief interview by Mrs.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book does not consult nor read letters on disease.
We
have given considerable space in this issue to a refutation of the reports concerning Mrs.
The
question is sometimes asked by those who are becoming interested in Christian Science why man should be "chastened" by God who is Love.
It
is the very genius of Christianity that its redemptive truths are to be possessed by every believer; that he is to become a king and priest unto God, be "endued with power," whereby he may prove Truth's efficiency in the solution of his life problems.
Certain
particulars in the story of Bartimæus, as narrated in the Gospel of Mark, suggest by analogy some of the experiences frequently encountered by those who turn to Christian Science for relief from distress.
Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men.
One would have supposed that the toniest of places on which could fall the seeds of such a creed as Christian Science would be the West End of London.
David said, "I shall be satisfied, when I awake, with thy likeness;" indicating his belief that the true man is the likeness and image of God.
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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.
Gratitude prompts me to tell how Christian Science came to me in the midst of what seemed a great mental struggle.
In 1890 Christian Science was but little known in the West, and less understood.
Several years ago, when I first caught a glimpse of Christian Science, it found me a hopeless invalid, in a new western country, with an infant boy and no particular means, our little store having previously been exhausted in a vain endeavor to get relief for both myself and child through the medical profession.
It is with overflowing gratitude to the giver of every good and perfect gift that I send this long-delayed acknowledgment of what Truth has done for me.
About ten years ago one of my ankles suddenly became stiff, and serious complications set in.
In thinking of the peace which Christian Science has brought me, and with the hope that I may express my thankfulness to God, and to Mrs.
To say that I am grateful for what Christian Science has done for me, is to give faint expression to my thought.
I wish to acknowledge that after eight years of intense suffering I came into Christian Science through a cousin who advised me to try it, as he knew of a case of healing where the conditions were similar to my own.
I was brought to Christian Science many years ago through the healing of a friend.
I wish to acknowledge the many benefits received through Christian Science.
It is difficult for me to find words to express my gratitude for the benefit I have received from Christian Science.
I have long felt a desire to express my gratitude to God for the many blessings that have come to us through the realization and understanding of the ever-presence and omnipotence of divine Love.
I am glad to add my testimony to those of many others made happy by Christian Science.
The Christian ideal has suffered much from a certain proprietary spirit on the part of those who held it.
