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The special bond attorney of the board of port commissioners of New Orleans will go before the Louisiana Legislature at the coming session and ask for legislation and financial support necessary to secure the construction of a railroad bridge over the Mississippi river at New Orleans.
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Superstition versus Science

Like other phases of mortal tyranny, superstitions govern men until their higher reasoning faculties rouse them to resistance.
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Universal Consideration

To consider, as defined by the dictionaries, is "to think on with care; to have regard to; to pay due attention to.
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To a certain gray old hillside eager footsteps hastened every springtime at the first sign of awakening life.
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Good Always Available

The people, seated in tiers in front of what was apparently a blank green wall, were assembled to see a panorama; but to one who had never witnessed anything of the kind, it was difficult to imagine that all the wonderful things which were promised could be forthcoming.
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It should constantly be borne in mind that Jesus and his disciples proved the value of their teaching by healing all manner of sickness, and at the same time it should be clearly understood that the power to do so lay, not with them, but with God their Father.
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"Why weepest thou?"

In the eighty-fourth psalm we read of those who are named "blessed," because in "passing through the valley of Baca [they] make it a well.
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The minister who has found time to condemn Christian Science so generously, as reported in a recent issue of the Herald, seems to be laboring under a sense of what he believes Christian Science to be.
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In a recent issue a clergyman again brings Christian Science into his "Talks for a Quiet Hour.
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Our critic laments that Christian Science teaches something different from his preconceived notion about sin and sinners.
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The decision as to what constitutes a Christian might safely be left, it would seem, to the test laid down by the Founder of Christianity.
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Christian Science does not teach that sickness and sin are only imaginary.
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An editorial in a recent issue of the Union, commenting on the failure of radium to cure a case of cancer, adds publicity to the experiments now being made with radium as a cure for this disease.
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We notice in a recent issue of your paper that Dr.
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In a recent issue is an account of a talk by a clergyman at a Bible conference, in the course of which talk he takes occasion to express his opinion of Christian Science.
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Resurrection

"Lazarus , come forth"!—the Christ-command was spoken;The answer came, revealing life unbroken.
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True Happiness

One of the things which seems particularly to impress and is frequently remarked by visitors at a church service of Christian Scientists, is the general air of peace and happiness with which they are surrounded.
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Freedom from the Letter

The teaching of Christian Science respecting the unreality of evil has startled a great body of complacent thought into an activity which brings to many professed Christians a distinctly new experience.
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The Fourth Commandment

If people in general were asked which of the ten commandments they considered most important, there would probably be many different answers, though it is likely Christian Scientists would say that obedience to the first, "Thou shalt have no other gods before me," would include obedience to all the others.
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Boston, Mass.
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The Lectures

Every seat in the Universalist church was filled at the lecture on Christian Science given by Bicknell Young.
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The next admission of candidates will be June 5, 1914.
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Testimony of Healing
If any one has reason to be thankful to God for Christian Science, surely it is I.
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Testimony of Healing
More than a year ago, after having suffered for many years with untold pain from poisoning and what was called a malignant disease of the stomach, I got up one morning, dressed, and went to see a Christian Science practitioner.
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Testimony of Healing

In July, 1910, I was taken very ill with blood-poisoning...

In July, 1910, I was taken very ill with blood-poisoning caused by the sting of an insect.
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Testimony of Healing
I send this testimony, hoping it may be of help to others, and in order to show my gratitude for the many blessings which I have received from that eternal truth which was revealed to our beloved Leader, Mrs.
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Testimony of Healing
More and more do I realize what Christian Science is doing for me, when I see the trials of those who know not the help and guidance of divine Love.
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Testimony of Healing
In December, 1912, my four-year-old son was taken ill with stomach trouble, and I immediately sent for a physician.
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Testimony of Healing
Christian Science has relieved me from the fear expressed in constant expectation of death.
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Testimony of Healing
I wish to express my gratitude to God for the instantaneous healing which came to us through Christian Science.
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Testimony of Healing
Until a year and a half ago I never knew what it meant to be well.
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Testimony of Healing
When the first message of Christian Science came to me, I was healed of a disease which my familiarity with hospital life told me was incurable, and that must eventually lead me into an insane asylum if I did not pass out during the conflict.
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Testimony of Healing

A feeling of deep gratitude prompts me to testify to the...

A feeling of deep gratitude prompts me to testify to the quick healing which I experienced in Christian Science.
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From Our Exchanges

[The Congregationalist and Christian World]
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
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