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Letters to the Journal from our readers. Opinions expressed in this column are not necessarily those of The Christian Science Journal.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from M. E. E., W. H. L., M. H., F. C. M., F. S. Turner, J. S., E. W. D., C. G. G., P. D., Kate E. Rousseau, E. A. M. - July 1, 1894

Though only a beginner in Christian Science, I feel that I have been so gently and wisely guided in the right way, that perhaps a few thoughts may help some one who is searching for Truth. For sometime I had an honest and sincere desire that I might be good in the truest sense of the word as I then under stood it.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from E. P., J. D., M. M. F., C. H. S., S. G. Shroyer, A. F. G., Emma Witzel, F. B. L., I. C. W., P. A. L., L. L. - June 1, 1894

Dear Journal :— I cannot help but see how graphically yon described my own experience in the article relating to the prophet Jonah. It seems to me to be my literal experience.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from C. V., C. K., F. G., M. M. E., S. J. Cline, Bolena Saunders, Nathan Hale, Daniel Jameson, K. E. R., M. E. Cox, F. C. M., John G. Holland - May 1, 1894

Dear Journal :— You ask for instances of slow demonstrations and I think my experiences have been slow enough to encourage the slowest. I always hated to wait.

LETTER TO MRS. EDDY

By Lida D. Jaynes - May 1, 1894

Chicago, Ill. , Feb.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from L. A. Rogers, E. H., M. E. S., George Quentin, J. K. Depue, D. D. MacLeod, L. A. M., A. A. Simpson, A. J. Thomasville - April 1, 1894

I had been for twelve or more years an invalid, although everything which medical science and its physicians (who were principally specialists in large cities) advised, was promptly tried for my relief by a kind husband and friends, regardless of expense or trouble. My husband heard of Christian Science in a grocery store, where the husband of the Scientist who afterward became my healer, had dropped a seed of Truth.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from K. S. C., M. E. C., S. E. H., George T. Hartman, A. P. Warner, A. M. H. - March 1, 1894

Live Love —and you will find it will melt a heart of adamant. For over two years, I was made miserable by my husband's bitter opposition to Christian Science, when I finally awakened to the fact that it was not Christian Science that caused the trouble, but the lack of it in myself.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from Lottie Bell Misner, L. P., H. McDonald, Kate E. Rousseau, James J. Rome, H. E. S., Evaline Dodge, R. E. F., E. R. W., J. E. B. - February 1, 1894

I never really saw a well day, after a long and strange illness of more than a year ago. I finally realized something must be done, for I was fast drifting again into the same severe pain in my head, and other ailments.

The Utica Daily Press of recent issue gives an extended...

February 1, 1894

The Utica Daily Press of recent issue gives an extended account of the Coroner's Inquest held in the case of Mrs. George Canfield, who died a short time since in Booneville, New York.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from E., J. B. H., T. D., H. F. Witkov, H. C. H., A. Morrow, L., M. E. H., M. E. R., E. H. Johns - January 1, 1894

Whenever I have thought of "casting in my mite" of testimony, through the Journal, words have seemed so weak to express what Christian Science has done for me that I have refrained from making the attempt. But if Truth guides the pen, the little that I can give may not be altogether in vain.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from E. D. A., L. V. M.,, M. M. F.,, M. A. Railey - December 1, 1893

Cambridge, Mass. , October 23, 1893.

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