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On the 2d of June, 1910, I followed the advice of a...
On the 2d of June, 1910, I followed the advice of a friend and went to see a Christian Science practitioner. On the 27th day of August, 1910, I was discharged healed and have so continued ever since. By occupation I am a scrub-woman (though I am confident that God will soon lift me out of this sort of work), and have had to support a sick husband and several children for many years. Some years ago I developed what is commonly called a milkleg, which, as I had to be on it at all times from four or five in the morning until late at night, became very bad. It was swollen and there was a constant discharge. I was treated for years in different New York hospitals with no good result whatever. I also tried everything that was known to me that was within my means, but all to no avail.
Finally I went to see a Christian Science practitioner. I could only go to his office once a week and sometimes not that often, so my treatments were mostly absent. I had to continue at work all of the time, for so many seemed to depend upon me. The healing was gradual, but steady from the very first treatment. First the pain, which had been for years excruciating, left me; then the discharge gradually stopped; then the wound healed up, and at last the swelling disappeared, with the discoloration; today, thanks to God, I am perfectly well, bodily and mentally. This healing was done without any charge on the part of the practitioner, though it was my wish to pay him; but he considered that my circumstances were too strained to allow of any charge. However, I expect, so soon as I have been advanced to a better position, to show my appreciation for what he did in the way that seemed quite a necessity.
To say that I am grateful is a very inadequate way to express myself. I hope my life will show, by the love and kindness and tolerance and thoughtfulness I extend to others, how grateful I really am.
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February 24, 1912 issue
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ABOVE THE FOG
M. G. KAINS, M.S.
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WILLING SERVICE
MAY BELCHER.
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CLASS DISTINCTION
COL. W. E. FELL.
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WHERE DO WE STAND?
W. ALBERT BOSWELL.
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"WHO TOLD THEE?"
W. TAYLOR STONE.
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THOUGHTS
HELEN P. BLAKE.
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RECOMPENSE
EMMA GOODMAN.
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The following letter from Secretary of War Stimson...
Henry L. Stimson
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May I draw attention to the fact that there must be...
Frederick Dixon
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I beg the privilege of saying a few words in reply to an...
Samuel Greenwood
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It is quite two years since my name appeared among the...
John S. Clarke
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The Rev.—informs your readers that he would not...
William J. Bonnin
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IF THINE EYE BE SINGLE
Archibald McLellan
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"BE YE THEREFORE WISE"
John B. Willis
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THE ALLNESS OF GOOD
Annie M. Knott
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Henry L. Gwalter, C. E. Sprout, James W. Helme, William Cunningham, J. P. Dargitz
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I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science...
Irene Litterst
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It is with a heart overflowing with gratitude that I send...
Rosa Groce Berleth
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I cannot say enough in praise of Christian Science
Sarah Benson
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I suffered many years with a severe form of stomach...
James C. Herring with contributions from Addie Herring
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I have had very much to be thankful for since my healing,...
Lizzie Douglas
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One time it was my pleasure to stand in the bow of a...
Mayte A. Robinson
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"Bless the Lord, O my soul: and all that is within me,...
William A. Eldredge
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ADMISSION TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE MOTHER CHURCH
John V. Dittemore
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from R. J. Campbell, Charles R. Brown, Peter Cook