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Brief Comments

Notwithstanding the condemnation excited of late, both here and abroad, the Christian Scientists, according to reports made at their convention in this city, continue to increase in numbers, We note that last year there was an increase of seventy-five churches, while in 1897 the new churches numbered only forty-four.

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From Australia

W. W. Virtue

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, April 24, 1899.

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Why I became a Christian Scientist

BY W. JOHN MURRAY

How came you to renounce Catholicism?

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End of the Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Case

C. H. Fowler

Another effort on the part of error to convict a Christian Scientist of manslaughter has signally failed, as will be seen from the following letter.

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A Church Charter Granted

Richard Smith

It may be of some interest to the Field, especially to Pennsylvania, to state that last January our little church felt that the time had arrived to apply for a charter.

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The Ever-present and Eternal Now

BY HADLEY M. HENLEY

The old Journals, all of which are on my library shelves except the first two volumes, have been so valuable to me with rich experiences and wise suggestions that I am prompted to add a leaf from my own experience with the hope of benefiting some one and thus partially repaying my obligations.

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Buffalo, N. Y., Times

Boston, June 6.

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Voice of the Press

The Christian Scientists have been very bitterly assaulted, lately, and have come out valiantly in defence of their ideas and practices.

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A Wednesday Evening Meeting

with contributions from Harry F. Powell, Herbert H. Barnes, Charles S. Groves, Frank E. Barnard, Charles H. Glidden, Elbridge R. Anderson

The regular weekly meeting of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, was held in the church edifice at the corner of Norway and Falmouth Streets, last night, and during the course of the evening a number of ancient myths in regard to Christian Science and Mrs.