The total corporate expenditures of 151 cities for the fiscal year 1904, according to a recent bulletin of the Bureau of the Census, were $554,440,215, of which those of New York constituted $167,060,171, or three-tenths.
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following articles are copied from Light, a temperance journal published in Sydney, Australia, and they express in some measure the interest in and appreciation of Christian Science and its Discoverer and Founder which is felt in that distant continent.
Every
earnest and experienced Christian Science practitioner has had abundant proofs of God's love and power, manifest in the rapid and in many cases the well-nigh instantaneous restoration of the sick to health and the speedy liberation of those in bondage to the enslaving senses.
The
work of the Publication Committee has been largely in the nature of securing the publication of correct statements of Christian Science, in answer to misstatements which have previously appeared in newspapers, and in this work the members of the Committee almost invariably have found the editors ready to publish the necessary correction, but without assuming responsibility for it or for the original incorrect or offensive article.
The
members of the city government have, we think, shown excellent judgment in their prompt action taking advantage of the generous offer for the improvement of North State Street.
I was an invalid for several years before coming to Christian Science, my disease being many, I suffered from inaction of the bowels in its very worst form, and had several operations, but each one left me in a worse condition than before.
It is with the deepest and sincerest gratitude that I testify to the healing power of Christian Science, which, as our dear Leader says, gives vitality to religion so that religion is no longer buried in materiality.
After suffering for the past four years with every form of indigestion, and with bronchitis, having been treated by eminent physicians and having taken almost every known drug, and yet having grown worse every day, I gave up all hope of ever being well again.
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