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My profession is that of attorney-at-law, and I have been...
My profession is that of attorney-at-law, and I have been practising law since 1872. When I was forty-one years of age I was told that I was used up with hard work, and had what is called a nervous breakdown. This kept me idle nearly half the time. Then a Christian Scientist treated me, and I learned enough of Science to pursue my profession until about two years ago. At that time my legs and feet were in such a condition, owing to muscular rheumatism, that I could scarcely walk. I had been gradually growing worse for more than a year, and the old nervousness had returned. I had treatment, however, from a practitioner in this city, and I am now in the best of health and able to perform more work than I have ever before been able to do.
In the spring of 1910 a tooth troubled me, and I was told that I was getting old enough to lose my teeth. An abscess had formed and my face was swollen. I had no pain, but I went to a dentist, who told me there was nothing in dentistry that could save the tooth, and it must be extracted. I then asked him if God could not cure it, and he replied, "He can if you can get Him to help you." He said he had never been able to get God to do this. I told him I would try Christian Science, and I applied to a practitioner for help. She told me she had never worked on a case of this kind, but that God was as well able to heal my tooth as any other part of the body, so she began to treat me, and we both did all we could to know the power of Truth. I began to improve at once, and when I went back to the dentist, he said that it was not necessary to extract the tooth, for it was cured.
Words cannot express my gratitude for the knowledge I have gained from reading Science and Health, as well as for the spiritual uplift it has given me.
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April 11, 1914 issue
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Going to Heaven
CLARENCE W. CHADWICK
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Testing Time
KATHARINE B. JUDSON, M.A.
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Prevention, or Cure?
JOHN ASHCROFT
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Courage and Faith
ALICE EDMUNDS
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The Inner Temple
CASSIUS M. LOOMIS
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Spring
MARIE RUSSELL
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A writer in a recent issue of the News declares "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,"...
Ezra W. Palmer
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In a recent issue from "The Easy Chair," you discuss, not...
Duncan Sinclair
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Mankind has not yet arrived at that state of perfection demanded...
Nellie Granville
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In a recent issue we notice that Dr.—continues his...
Willis D. McKinstry
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City of the King
DAVID E. ANTHONY
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"Our Father"
Archibald McLellan
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"Who maketh thee to differ?"
Annie M. Knott
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"The salt of the earth"
John B. Willis
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The Lectures
with contributions from Gilbert Fowler, Superintendent Ramsey, Milo M. Acker, Charles G. Baldwin, Ralph W. Cone, Kate Close, P. S. Merrill
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I have long felt that I must express my gratitude for...
Lillian Geary
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In May, 1912, when a business trip took me to Dallas,...
Lucius E. Wilson
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I wish to express my thankfulness to God and my gratitude...
Inez Snow Mapel
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send my testimony with an earnest prayer that it may...
H. W. Montgomery
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My gratitude for Christian Science is unbounded
Alma Madsen
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I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science
Carrie P. Keller
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About the middle of November, 1909, I suddenly became...
Willy Bergmann with contributions from Luise Bergmann
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After reading the many testimonies in both the Sentinel and the Journal,...
Clarence Wagen with contributions from Martha Wagen
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It is several years since I began the study of Christian Science,...
William C. Hoertz
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From Our Exchanges
with contributions from P. Gavan Duffy, W. Duxbury Woods, Charles H. Morgan