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I wish to give my testimony, hoping that it may be a source of help to some one. When I was a child I was subject to spells of depression which would last three or four days, and as I grew older these conditions came more frequently and lasted longer, until a few years ago I would pass several months at a time without experiencing the least ray of happiness. I was at the time taking a course in one of the business schools, and I was advised that it would be useless to continue with my studies, as the strain of thought in which I lived was so felt by those about me that I could not be employed by any one.
A Christian Scientist stood by me, however, and although my healing was very slow, I can truly say that during the past year there has not been a happier person than I. I have healed of several physical ailments, and for this I am very grateful, but no one except those who have experienced the mental agonies which I have gone through can realize how grateful I must be for the peace of mind which I now possess,—grateful that I see the "true Light," which dispels all darkness. I am also grateful to our Leader, who has lived so close to God as to be able to reveal this truth to poor, suffering humanity.
Miss Quintilia Nardini, Boston, Mass.
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May 16, 1908 issue
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MRS. EDDY IS NOT ILL
Edwin J. Park
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LOYALTY
M. G. KAINS, M.S.
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OUT OF THE SHADOWS
MARY WHEELER.
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LEGITIMATE OPTIMISM
ROLF R. NEWMAN.
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CHEMICALIZATION
FREDERIC JOHNSON.
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HOW AND WHY I BECAME A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
Margaret Beecher White
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Our critic would seem to imply that Christian Science...
Frederick Dixon
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At the close of our Master's long service to humanity...
Harriet L. Betts
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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NOTA BENE
MARY BAKER G. EDDY.
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EVIL IS UNREAL
Archibald McLellan
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THE LESSON OF SUFFERING
Annie M. Knott
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A SERIOUS RESPONSIBILITY
John B. Willis
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from John J. Enneking, Mary Baker G. Eddy, Alice Fairleigh, Mae B. Johnson, Stokes Anthony Bennett
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from C. B. Nolan, W. J. Berkowitz, John W. Lovett
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For some time it has been my desire to tell the readers...
Adolph Johnson
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Many times I have sat in the Wednesday evening...
E. M. Harris
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This being the gladdest season of all the year, it seems...
Mabel H. Stuart
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I became interested in Christian Science about eighteen...
J. Scott Walker
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Words cannot express my deep feeling of gratitude...
Barbara G. Larimer
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I was an invalid for six years. My case was diagnosed...
Emily J. Leas
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For sixteen years I suffered from serious bowel trouble...
Louise K. Dennison
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It is related in the 6th chapter of the book of Joshua...
J. J. Masterson
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Words cannot express my gratitude for Christian Science...
L. B. Cheeseman
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I wish to give my testimony, hoping that it may be a...
Quintilia Nardini
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I have felt for some time that I must express my...
Susie Filloon
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Through Christian Science I have been freed from the...
F. T. Johnstone
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I wish to join with the many in testifying to the healing...
Judson L. Sennett
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ARBUTUS
WARWICK JAMES PRICE.