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I not only find it a duty, but it gives me pleasure to tell others my experience in Christian Science. One of the best physicians in San Francisco attended me three weeks, then gave me up, saying that I could not live. Not knowing what to do, my family, as an experiment, called in a Christian Science practitioner, and in three days I was able to stand on my feet. At the time of her first call I could not move a limb. In less than one week I walked, with some help, out to my kitchen, and stirred up a cake. My healing was widely known in this city, and I am anxious that many others shall also know of this remarkable cure. My age is seventy-eight years, and I may be pardoned for wishing every one who needs help to try Christian Science. I have five sons and they were all in favor of this treatment as it saved their mother to them. I cannot express one half of what I would like to say in favor of Christian Science.—Mrs. M. D. Calkins, San Francisco, Cal.
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February 8, 1908 issue
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MRS. EDDY HONORED BY MEMBERS OF THE CONCORD CHURCH
with contributions from Mary E. Marcy, John H. Worthen, Josiah E. Dwight, Joseph A. Moore, William A. Thompson, J. Wesley Plummer
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THE GENEALOGY OF FEAR
M. G. KAINS, M.S.
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A GREAT PROMISE
JOHN K. ALLEN
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EARLY CHRISTIAN ART
ROSALIND C. PRATT
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LINCOLN
J. L. H.
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The remarks of the reverend gentleman at Yatton, on the...
Frederick Dixon
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The entire thinking world will one day pay homage to...
Alice Hubbard
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The following letter from H. F. Porter, the high jumper...
Harry F. Porter
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The value of these meetings to the members of the congress,...
From an address by Dr. Osler before the Congress of American Physicians,
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"What is the truth in Christian Science? Briefly it is...
John A. Webster
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from L. O. Richmond, James D. Sherwood of Houston, George S. Powell, S. D. Paine, Clifton J. Pratt
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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A STEP IN ADVANCE
Archibald McLellan
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MORAL OBLIGATION
Annie M. Knott
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"I HAVE OVERCOME THE WORLD"
John B. Willis
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from John Sinclair, William B. Johnson, Annie M. Knott, W. D. McCrackan, William P. McKenzie, Mary B. Longyear, Janette E. Weller, Isabella M. Stewart, Henry Jewett, E. E. Williams, The Board of Directors, The Century Co
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After an education in materia medica, having graduated...
James Richards
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When reading others' testimonies in the Sentinel I have...
Henrietta L. Smith
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A little more than two years ago I came to Long Beach...
Agnes L. Dallimore with contributions from Palmyre R. Gundelfinger
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With the most grateful feeling of love and reverence for...
Clara Mundelle
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Like many others, I have been slow to acknowledge...
Florence V. Edds
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I wish to bear testimony to the healing power of Christian Science...
Lillie B. Stinsmeyer
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We have had many reminders in the Sentinel that we...
Lucy W. Morgan
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I desire to express my love and gratitude to God, and...
Mollie E. Johnson
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I was so strongly reminded of my duty by a paragraph...
K. H. Simpson
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FRUITAGE
JENNIE W. BRIGGS
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from Paul Revere Frothingham, Amory H. Bradford, J. H. Jowett