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Patience

BY PAUL R. MAYBURY.

Webster defines patience as, "Endurance without murmuring or fretfulness.

If a person who had been rescued from great peril by another person, should fail to appreciate the kindness shown, should repudiate the obligation to be grateful, and instead should vilify his rescuer, the world would stamp such an one an ingrate, some would go so far as to say, he was not fit company for man or beast; but Scientists should know that one who, to sense, manifests in so marked degree, lack of understanding and of love, was not manifesting his true self, but is allowing animal magnetism to becloud his consciousness; and that the real man, God's man made in the image and likeness of Him who is Omnipresent Good, does not speak in the words of error uttered by such a one.

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Answer to Rev. Mr. Packard's Third Sermon

Charles M. Howe

We are pleased to see that our brother in his tirade against Christian Science has to go outside the Bible in his attempted support of drugging and taking medicine, and it is amusing to see how he has "bottled" himself up.

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From What Cheer, Iowa.

with contributions from J. R. Lowell

Christian Science is growing so rapidly that a great many ministers deem it to be essential for the good and welfare of their "flocks," that they take a "smash" at the new doctrine with the intention of annihilating it, or at least crippling it, so that the Science of Christ cannot pursue the even tenor of its way.

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The Mystery of Evil

Why does evil exist in the world?

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Enteric and its Cure

X. Y.

In an article on "Enteric" on Saturday we stated that "so far medicine has failed, honorably failed no doubt; but that the failure is complete there can be no two opinions.