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In 1899, while visiting a relative in Buffalo, N. Y., who...
In 1899, while visiting a relative in Buffalo, N. Y., who was a Christian Scientist, I was treated for a serious ailment and healed. This was my first knowledge of Christian Science. From early childhood I had suffered greatly with weak eyes, and as the years advanced the trouble grew worse, until finally, about 1897, I was told that I had no sight at all in one eye and very little in the other. I had been treated by the best oculists, but without any beneficial results, and had not a ray of encouragement. I was wearing two pairs of glasses and even then was unable to read or sew. This was my condition when I began to take Christian Science treatment, and in three weeks I had discarded the glasses and could easily read large print. When I returned home, having been absent about three months, I could read small print and was able to do any fine needlework. During the six years since, I have been relieved of many other physical troubles and now rely wholly upon Christian Science. My gratitude must be measured accordingly. —MRS. M. B. THOMPSON, Birmingham, Ala.
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February 9, 1907 issue
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FAVORABLY REGARDED
ISIDOR JACOBS
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THE WORK OF THE DAY
BLANCHE H. HOGUE.
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SINCERITY
REV. GUSTAVE HAAS.
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A SIMILE
IDA DOWNS YATES.
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THE RIGHT WAY
WILLET G. RANNEY.
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THE VOICE OF TRUTH
MARY J. ELMENDORF.
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A REPLY TO REV. MR. BRADLEY
Charles K. Skinner
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Christian Scientists do not assert that no results have...
A. W. Mainland
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All sins are mistaken ways; hence plain mistakes
G. A. KRATZER
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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THE PUBLIC WANTS THE TRUTH
LEWIS C. STRANG
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A TYPICAL EXPERIENCE
ARCHIBALD MCLELLAN
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THE FORCE OF DENIAL
JOHN B. WILLIS
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MIND NOT IN MATTER
ANNIE M. KNOTT
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from G. WARRE CORNISH, DELLA RIGBY, M. DELTA MOORE, B. M. PRINCE, FLORA SCHNEIDER, MABEL EDDY, E. MABEL TOURNY, GEORGE WENDELL ADAMS, ANNIE M. KNOTT, ELEANOR L. MORGAN, S. S. BEMAN, J. K. LESLIE, JEANNETTE R. MCLELLAN
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Æ Baron Mackay, Severin E. Simonsen, Wm. H. Rodder
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In the spring of 1885, while under the care of a noted...
HELEN C. SHERER
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Through Christian Science I have been healed of stomach...
FRANK L. THRESHER
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Almost seven years ago, when material remedies had...
LIZZIE TUCKEY
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My experience in this new-old truth has been that it is...
LIZZIE M. CAMPBELL
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A little over five years ago Christian Science was first...
MARGARETE WALLACE
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With a heart full of gratitude to God, and to Mrs. Eddy...
PEARL DENSMORE
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In 1899, while visiting a relative in Buffalo, N. Y., who...
M. B. THOMPSON
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For fifteen years I was considered an invalid
LIZZIE B. MESSER
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About fifteen years ago I was taken down with serious...
ADOLPH BAEUERLEN
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For the encouragement of another mother I will give...
IDELLA HAINES BUZBY
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About twelve years ago I was given up to die, the doctors...
E. J. WATERMAN
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Those of us who have been released from the prisonhouse...
KATE KIMBALL FLORA
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from John E. McFadyen