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In 1909, while taking account of stock in a large store, I...
In 1909, while taking account of stock in a large store, I became very ill. I went home and to bed, and a doctor was sent for, who treated me three weeks; but he could not diagnose the case and so called another physician. They held a consultation, and when my wife went to the office of the first doctor, he told her that I had an abscess on my liver, while the other one said I had a tumor, and that if I was operated on it would kill me. The first doctor said that I would live but two or three weeks and told my wife to let me die in peace. I myself believed it was a case of rheumatism, and told the doctor so, but I remained in bed more than a year and could not move without help.
In all, I had five different doctors, and when I became able I was carried about in a chair. I went to different health resorts, including hot springs, but received no benefit from any source. While stopping at the house of a Christian Scientist I became interested in Science and Health and made it my study while there. I had lost flesh, but I began to improve, and continued to gain so far as the rheumatism was concerned; but the medicine I had taken had injured my stomach, and again I was in a very critical condition. As I could eat no solid food without great suffering, I asked for help in Christian Science, and with the aid of practitioner all my troubles vanished. I can truthfully say that Christian Science has not failed me in any hour of need.
I thank the good God for His loving-kindness. I also love and am grateful to Mrs. Eddy, that grand woman who has done so much good for mankind.
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January 3, 1914 issue
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Protection
WILLARD S. MATTOX
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Right Desires
KATE W. BUCK
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The Great Teacher
STOKES ANTHONY BENNETT
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"Such as I have give I thee"
JESSE GHENT WAITE
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Commands and Blessings
MARY STEWART
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Thine is the Kingdom
F. WINIFRED S. BLOXHAM
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The correspondent whose letter was recently published in...
Frederick Dixon
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A recent issue of The Southern Cross contained an extract...
David Anderson
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In a recent issue the Rev. M. S. Rees is quoted as warning...
George Shaw Cook
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"Yea, yea" and "Nay, nay"
Archibald Mclellan
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Leaders and Followers
Annie M. Knott
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Winsomeness
John B. Willis
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The Lectures
with contributions from William P. Grimmer, F. T. Congdon, J.C. Bolger, Asa T. Patterson, John Ashcroft, William Ranson
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It has long been my wish to add my testimony to those...
Alice Harding
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I have received so much good, so much encouragement when...
Edith V. Otterson
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I have no fitting words in which to express my gratitude...
Maude H. Morehouse
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In January, 1913, I became acquainted with the teachings...
Mathilde Schade
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I was taken, about four years ago, with severe pains in...
Frances S. Richardson with contributions from B. B. Richardson
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I am indeed grateful to God for the teachings of Christian Science,...
Flora M. Campbell with contributions from Annie E. Turner
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Like many others, I have delayed in sending my testimony...
Evelyn A. S. Bull