Article December 31, 1910 Issue

Mrs. Eddy's life-work has been crowned with wonderful...

The Iron Era

Mrs. Eddy's life-work has been crowned with wonderful success, criticized, perhaps, by those understanding it little or worse than not at all, but nevertheless rapidly gaining numerically and in influence as a faith. On all sides may be seen living and enthusiastic examples of the cures worked by this belief, and whether or not prejudice or belief or profession shall cause some to sneer at and decry the real cause of these healings, all mankind must admit that if the practice of the teachings of one woman shall have done so much for humanity, it was good for that woman to have lived among us.

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