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Independence

BY CATHARINE VERRALL.

When I first heard of Christian Science I had gained what I thought was independence.

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Criticism vs. Praise

BY W. E. B.

A careful consideration of human criticism and praise yields much food for thought.

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Origin and Growth of Christian Science

Archibald McLellan

Early in the last quarter of the nineteenth century, press, pulpit, and layman became conscious of a new factor in religious thought and life, but few expected that before the close of the century they would see a large and flourish ing denomination of earnest Christian people grow from what seemed such an intangible beginning; but the growth of Christian Science has been as rapid as its history has been simple, and its achievement as great as its purpose is noble.

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May 6, 1902

with contributions from Martha Shepard Lippincott

The date is graven on the tablets of my memory by reason of certain happenings, among others, of painless surgery under the superadded terrors of anaesthetics.

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Facts about Mrs. Eddy

Alfred Farlow

To the Editor.

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Religious Items

Rev.

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Our Tonic

By M. E. McA.

This thought was given me by a dear friend in Christian Science, and thinking it very helpful I wish to share it with all students of our Bible lessons.

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Freedom

By J. E.

In Science and Health, page 89, we read, "Mind is not necessarily dependent upon educational processes.

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As Wise Followers

By Herbert S. Fuller.

Much is said in the public prints, from the pulpits, and in direct conversation with Christian Scientists, to the effect that those who are trying to live this new-old religion of healing and happiness are "followers of Mrs.

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Wednesday Evening Meeting at Chicago

E. G. H. with contributions from Joseph Parker

At the Wednesday evening meeting [April 2], at the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, of Chicago, the leader read a greeting sent by the directors of the church to Mrs.