May 11, 1907
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
The first annual meeting of the American Society of International Law, which followed the first annual Peace and Arbitration Congress, was held at Washington, and was really a continuation of the sessions of the Peace Congress.
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Christian Science
is the most simple and practical teaching which engages the attention of mankind, although to those of opposite view it may seem at first sight to be vague and visionary, if not impossible.
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Many
men are conscientiously striving in their careers to solve the problem of a scientifically successful business life—a success born of Principle and not a purely outward showing born of will-power, which may wither away.
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[In the Boston Herald of April 25 there appeared a misrepresentation of the remarks of Hon.
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Can Christian Science do more than offer itself willingly to the test enunciated by Jesus: "By their fruits ye shall know them"?
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In his remarkable address to the Methodist Conference at New York last Monday, William T.
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Christian Science does not teach that "the trees, the fields, and the stars above are a delusion.
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The unbiased outsider is forced to regard the Christian Scientist as a combination of faith and good works against whom it would be both idle and unfair to bring the charge of fanaticism or bigotry.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book does not consult nor read letters on disease.
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As
there has been more or less misinformation extant as to Mrs.
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It
was a period of great events, as boys thought then, and as men think now, when the vast forests of the middle West succumbed to the woodman's axe.
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Easter Sunday marked the opening of their new church home by the Christian Science Society of this city.
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Christian Science Churches and Societies must have the name and address of the duly elected Clerk on file with The Christian Science Publishing Society, and communications from the Church or Society should be signed by the Clerk.
Testimony of Healing
When I first heard of Christian Science I had been afflicted for nine years with a very painful disease of the bowels, which four physicians failed even to diagnose, all giving different causes for the dreadful sufferings I endured.
Testimony of Healing
About nine years have passed since I quit taking medicine and began to rely entirely on God for healing.
Testimony of Healing
About twenty-two years ago I was operated upon in a hospital in New York City, and a so-called malignant growth was removed.
Testimony of Healing
I am a man of middle age, and until June, 1900, I was continually under the care of doctors.
Testimony of Healing
With a grateful heart I testify to the blessings I have experienced through Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
In August, 1903, I was taken suddenly ill with a trouble which several different physicians afterwards diagnosed as rheumatic and nervous trouble, originating with a stomach difficulty.
Testimony of Healing
Four years ago I was healed by Christian Science of severe stomach trouble.
Testimony of Healing
When Christian Science was first presented to me, about eight years ago, it was through the healing of a friend, and although I was not antagonistic I did not then feel interested enough to read the text-book.
Testimony of Healing
It is now over three years that I have been interested in Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
For fifteen years I was a sufferer from stomach trouble, which became acute and led to rheumatic trouble of the worst kind.
Testimony of Healing
For twenty years I was a great sufferer.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to make an acknowledgment of what Christian Science has done for me.
Testimony of Healing
About six years ago our three children were taken very ill.
Testimony of Healing
About five years ago I had very severe attack of abdominal trouble.
Testimony of Healing
Until about eight years ago, when Christian Science was first presented to me, I had never known the meaning of the word happiness.
Testimony of Healing
February, 1896, found me in Ames, Ia.
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The next admission of candidates to membership in The Mother Church will be June 4, 1907.
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