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It is now four years since I began to read and investigate Christian Science. My first experience with.

When I read in the October Journal the testimony entitled, "A Voice from the Old Granite State," I was aroused to a sense of my ingratitude in not giving to the Journal what Christian Science has done for me. I am sure that but for the glorious Truth as revealed through Christian Science, there would be one vacant chair in my home.

I Received a letter some time ago from my sister, and I take the liberty of sending a copy to the Journal. Before giving the letter, I want to tell something of the environments which have surrounded this person's growth in Truth.

I Came to Christian Science, in an experimental way, about a year and a half ago, with a blind hope and faith that it might in some manner relieve me from a condition of wretchedness and despair. I was seeking mental relief more than physical, and have been most marvellously repaid.

My conscience tells me that I should have written long ago, and given grateful acknowledgment for what Christian Science has done for me. For six years I was a great sufferer, trying one physician after another.

The day before setting off on my homeward journey from Boston to Washington last year, the friends with whom I was stopping said to me, "Of course you will take a Pullman, as you have a long journey before you, and will arrive late. "I replied, "No; I want to save that three dollars for my Science work, so shall go in the day coach.

After I became interested in. Christian Science, my spiritual growth seemed slow but steady.

One of those things which seem particularly fitting in Christian Science circles occurred at the last regular Friday evening testimonial meeting at the Mother Church, corner of Norway and Falmouth Streets. For some time there has been a growing desire among the students of Mrs.

In looking back over the experiences of eleven years' study and demonstration of Christian Science, as revealed through our text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," and remembering with inexpressible gratitude the many evidences of the healing power of Truth and Love in myself and others during this time, my thought centres particularly upon three demonstrations of impersonal healing. By impersonal healing is meant, according to my understanding, healing that comes as the result of speaking, reading, or thinking the Truth, with no thought of giving a "treatment," and no arguing against disease or sin for any particular individual.

In a certain paper there was published an article which began with what was claimed to be a question and reply from Robert G. Ingersoll, and it seems not unlike the man.