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NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from Helen M. Tower, L. W., H. A. Bailey, George S. Knapp, Carrie J. Darby, Carrie M. Rumsey, J. F., L. H. Bannister, E. M. D., John D. Tennent, L. A. A., Richard McClymont, Mary Bromfield, Ethelbert Nimelton, Fred E. Kidney, L. B. S., Claire Foucher, Harriet R. Morgan, M. E. B. - August 1, 1898

Up to the time I was thirty-five years of age, I had very little to complain of the way of health and I used my strength to the best of my ability in trying to help fill our "barns" so that some day I, too, might say, "Soul, thou hast goods laid up for many years, take thine ease eat drink, and be merry. " I tried at the same time to be a good mother, a good neighbor, and do my duty as far as I knew but I had no God I could love or understand.

LETTERS TO MRS. EDDY

with contributions from Emma Nichols Ross, Nora K. Jackson, Mary E. Flynn, Amanda D. Belcher, Elizabeth J. Moulton, Stephen A. Chase, William Bradford Dickson - August 1, 1898

REV. MARY BAKER EDDY.

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with contributions from Eugene Kern, W. H. S., C. E. Luce, M. A., Ruth A. Brierly, L. C. Twombly, Ed., James Underhill, M. A. W., W. B. Jerome, J. D. Van Dycke, L. M. M., Emma Campen, Arthur R. Noyes, Nettie Fittz, M. A. P., Gertrude B. Sheldon, K. H., Caroline H. Lawrence, Mary M. Gould, Alfred A. Phelps, Sidney J. Durham, Marion E. Stephens, Dora Hossick - July 1, 1898

For seven years I had nervous prostration and partial paralysis, or, as it is called, locomotor ataxia. For eight years previous to that I had been suffering from indigestion, so that I became a mere wreck.

PENNSYLVANIA RESPONDS

By Wilmer W. Miller - July 1, 1898

Dear Journal: —From the Keystone State we applaud the sentiments republished in the June Journal from The Washington News Letter. We cannot forget that if God be for us, neither scholastic theology nor Allopathy dare long be against us, and do not fear their futile efforts to stop the fast-spreading fame of the Christ cure.

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with contributions from Fannie Hinnant, Lucille Hipple, W. M. Burns, D. Neiswanger, W. P. A., Clara P. Schreck, George E. White, H. Quinter, C. M. Nenno, T. N., Margaret Arinald, Ida Sheldon, G. Lindsay, Leola M. Werner, E. L. Ballou, E. S. B., A. Rodgers, C. A. B., Mary A. Clary, A. F. R., Carrie H. Hubbard, Mary A. Elliott, H. A. Morrison, Nettie McKnight, Forrest A. Clough, Alfred Hossick, Katie Traband, Barbara M. Prince, E., Josie S. Griswold, Ingersoll Moore, Laura Cheseldine, Mary M. Davis, M. D. K., Cecilia Utley, Louise J. Woods, J. H., John C. Bowman, Salina Smith - June 1, 1898

For nine years I was a hopeless invalid, the greater part of the time as helpless as an infant, not able to move, and when moved the pain was so severe that my screams could be heard a long distance. I was attended by ten of the best physicians of our state (North Carolina).

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with contributions from I. G. Davidson, Smith D. Bullington, D. L. B., Sophia Way Baker, E. J. C., L. A. Vincent, Ella L. Waltman, Eunice E. Higdon, F. D., Mary Emma Chisholm Bennett, J. M., Geo. H. Trader, Lawrence Donald, Adelia Wills Francis, L. M. Chilcott, A. J. Roe, L. J. Enell, Louise DeLisle Radzinski, D. M. S., Jessie M. Stringham, Wm. F. Tucker - May 1, 1898

Several years ago, I found myself under a dreadful bondage of sickness and pain, attended by physicians, nurses, and despairing loved ones, who ministered at my bedside many weary months, with unceasing devotion and much medicine, after the orthodox custom. Finally I got up and around after a fashion—a very poor one.

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with contributions from Cynthia A. Pride, A. D. Jarrard, J. H. Snyder, E. E. Williams, Isaac Turner, Frank Hervey Fits, E. W., E. L. Martin, Carrie L. Newman, Sarah J. McEwen, Mary E. Halsey, Louise M. Chase, H. R. Meyer, C. E. F., Kenley, Ernest Matzka, Zulie G. Swasey, Frau Bertha Gunther-Peterson, Louise Simmons, Ella M. Korner, Mary Rue Rolfson - April 1, 1898

Christian Science found me a wreck, mentally and physically. I had my family to support, and being a carpet weaver, the work at times was rushing and I felt my strength failing day by day.

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with contributions from P. J. Mendenhall, Julia E. Watson, George H. Kinter, May Donaldson, E. C. Hickox, M. O. Crow, M. H. L., Minnie A. Scott, Margaret Dessoir, P., Josephine McArthur, Bessie Smith, A. T. Edson, S. C. D., Evalyn Severance, S. T. Manley, E. D. S., Emma Haussler, Sarah E. Sumner, F. L. W. - March 1, 1898

Christian Science has done so much for me that I feel the least I can do is to make some acknowledgment of the facts. For fourteen years I have been suffering from locomotor ataxia, or progressive paralysis.

LETTERS ACKNOWLEDGING GIFT

with contributions from Edward P. Bates, Ruth B. Ewing, A. Edward Roeber, Effie Andrews, Emma Gould Easton, Carol Norton, Henrietta E. Chanfrau, Sue Mims, Edward A. Kimball, Alice S. Brown - March 1, 1898

Boston, Mass. , February 8, 1898.

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with contributions from Bertha Gunther-Peterson, Edna James, Wesley James, C. H. N., C. E. A. McCoy, Lizzie W. Ceperly, M. E. L., H. M. Buchanan, L. W., L. C. M., A. E., Sarah E. Bone, Cora Bowler Malone, Mary E. Porter, K. L. H., Mary McGaughy, Jessie E. Gerard, A. Pendleton - February 1, 1898

Hanover (Germany), December 1,1897. Dear Journal :— Last June I returned from America, where I had gone the preceding November in order to enter the class of a teacher and representative of the glorious teaching of our beloved Mother.

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