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is axiomatic that the statements of exact science are invariable, unyielding to opposition, and incapable of being twisted by personal manipulation.
"There is such a thing as real sickness in the world, despite what Christian Scientists, so called, allege to the contrary," asserts a contributor to the columns of the World-Herald.
Now that the local campaign of a revivalist has drawn to a close, I would like to offer a few brief comments on the gratuitous attacks upon Christian Science.
In a recent issue there appears the following statement, "The Christian Scientist can cure his own seasickness, but he cannot drive out organic heart disease, if that is his complaint.
In recent issues of your paper appeared summaries of addresses given by a clergyman on the "Life of Mary Baker Eddy" and "Truth and Error of Christian Science.
