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GOD ALONE GIVES PEACE AND POWER

Archibald McLellan

We have given considerable space in this issue to the papers filed in the court in Concord on April 2, and to the statements issued by counsel and the trustees appointed by Mrs.

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"CONTENT TO LET GOD RULE"

George H. Kinter

[The following letter from one at present in Mrs.

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A LETTER FROM MRS. EDDY

Mary Baker G. Eddy with contributions from Editor

At the Wednesday evening meeting of April 3, in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, the First Reader, Mr.

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MRS. EDDY'S LETTER TO THE MOTHER CHURCH

Mary Baker G. Eddy

Pleasant View, Concord, N.

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THE TRUE SELF–IDENTIFICATION

John B. Willis

Born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God.

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In the earthly history of our Lord there is the record of one signal triumph,—his entry into Jerusalem accompanied by his disciples and a great throng of pilgrims who strewed the way with palms, while their loud hosannas roused the whole city and led its people to ask, "Who is this?

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A GRAVE RESPONSIBILITY

Archibald McLellan

In an appeal to Governor Campbell of Texas for a veto of Senate Bill No.

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SUCCESS MAGAZINE

Editor

Success Magazine announces that it has in preparation two articles on Christian Science, the first of which will appear in either the April or May issue.

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TRUTH ALL SUFFICIENT

Annie M. Knott

Many will undoubtedly read with interest the recent statement of a Boston clergyman, that "people generally feel the need of getting more from religion than in the past; and we need to find more in it, in order to meet our present sociological problems.

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"AND BE YE SEPARATE"

John B. Willis

Since truth and error are opposites, they have no affinity, and hence there can be no companionship between them.

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"THY SON LIVETH"

Archibald McLellan

A news item which we copy from the Hamilton, O.

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MEDICAL BILLS DEFEATED

Editor

Bills number 722 and 997, introduced by petition in the Massachusetts Legislature at the present session, have been adversely reported by the Committee on Public Health, and as the report has been concurred in by the Legislature the bills are now finally disposed of.