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On Sept. 25, 1903, while on my way to work, I was...
On Sept. 25, 1903, while on my way to work, I was getting on the street-car when it suddenly started, and I was thrown to the ground, receiving very serious injuries. An ambulance was called and I was taken to a hospital. I was in bed nine weeks with a weight on my foot; then the weight was taken off and I sat up in a wheel-chair. The next day the leg was found to have shortened two and a half inches, so the doctor put a weight of five pounds in my shoe, and I walked with crutches. I carried this weight until March, 1904. The following June I went to the hospital again, and the doctors held a consultation, using the X-rays. They said that the bone had not united and that it was only held together by the ligaments. Some of the doctors wanted to cut the limb open and wire the bone together; but the others objected, so the operation was not performed.
When the doctors were through with my case, the limb seemed lifeless, from the hip down, and I was unable to put any weight upon it. The whole condition was one of great distress, although I tried to walk with a crutch and cane. It was on Jan. 18, 1905, that I took my first Christian Science treatment, and about six weeks later I went to work, being able by that time to give up my crutch and to use a cane only. After a few months I could walk without the use of the cane, and have worked at hard labor ever since without experiencing any trouble whatever. I am indeed thankful to God for Christian Science, and all it has brought to me; also to Mrs. Eddy for this wonderful truth, and to my friends for directing me to the Christ-healing.—George Stonehouse, Detroit, Mich.
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June 4, 1910 issue
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THE SEEKERS OF THE LIGHT
BLANCHE HERSEY HOGUE.
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TRUE PHILANTHROPY
ELIZABETH EARL JONES.
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"GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST."
FLORENCE E. B. DONALDSON.
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SERVICE
ROSS H. MAYNARD.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK
CLARA M. DARLINGTON
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From the love of liberty and, from what is rarer, the...
George William Curtis
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The writer of the short notice in your issue of the 16th...
Frederick Dixon
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For the past forty years Christian Science has been...
Alfred Farlow
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Reformation does not come from beating on the prisoner's...
John Galsworthy
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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TAKE NOTICE
Adam H. Dickey
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BUILDING ARIGHT
Archibald McLellan
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INCREASE
Editor
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A SIGNIFICANT BY-PRODUCT
John B. Willis
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
with contributions from A. Leadlay
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We long to leave something behind us which shall last...
Henry Van Dyke
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Ralph W. Eversole, D. Lloyd Claycome, Richard P. Verrall, De Witt McMurray, B. F. Curler, J. E. Webb
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If these simple statements of my experience should reach...
Aaron S. Vanvaley
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Christian Science came to me several years ago, while...
Lena Ury Brake
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After I had consulted a physician and he had pronounced...
Mrs. Geo Grover
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In March, 1909, my mother asked me to treat her for...
Lula Walthall
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I am grateful for many healings in Christian Science...
Olive B. Wilson
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During the spring of 1905 my husband and I were led...
Annie W. Grauel
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I am ninety-five years of age, and about a year ago I...
Eliza Partridge
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My first healing in Christian Science occurred about...
Myrtle Peyton
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When I read the testimonies of healing in our periodicals
Eliza F. Humphrey
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When my attention was first called to Christian Science...
Samuel B. Chase with contributions from Clara A. Chase
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On Sept. 25, 1903, while on my way to work, I was...
George Stonehouse
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THE PURPOSE
LEBARON P. COOKE.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
with contributions from R. J. Campbell, Frank Abram Powell