TEETH, CHILBLAINS, MALARIA

A Familiar quotation is, "Render unto Caesar that which is Cæsar's;" and in echo to that just and noble declaration, I say, "Render unto Christian Science the high praise which is its due." I once was weak, but now I am strong. I once was miserable from physical ills, but now I am well and happy, — and all through the noble efficacy of that grandest of sciences, Christian Science. Indeed, it is with pleasure that I lend my humble yet grateful voice in sounding its noble praise. I suffered for days, with three ulcerated teeth, and very severe chilblains, and in a few treatments I was entirely relieved by Christian Science — that noble, beautiful, and infallible healer of all ills, physical, mental, and moral. My servant was also quite ill, — confined to her bed with many troubles; but after one treatment, she rose from her bed, and went down stairs. Today she is well and strong, doing her various duties. Mrs. A. M. Harvey of Cincinnati, through this Divine Science, effected these cures, and many others. Mrs. Ida Robinson has also been quite successful, — a Scientist who is associated with Mrs. Harvey. She took a very serious case of malarial fever, when the patient was delirious. After the first treatment the delirium left her, and after the third the fever was gone. After the fifth the patient was up and about. MRS. S. B. ROULSTONE
Kentucky.