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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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with contributions from Grace Field Adams, Mary J. Tully, Sara Beem Davis, Elmer E. Day, A. E. Benjamin, Effie S. Watt, K. L. H., F. H. B., Margaret Duncan, F. M. O., Sourie Lee Van Hoose-Polhill, S. R. S., A. M. Lincoln, S. D. P., C. F. Brown, E. A., Mary E. Marshall, Charlotte Chapple, J. B. Gardner, S., C. S. - January 1, 1898

It is three years since I first appealed for treatment, and was almost instantaneously healed of many chronic and acute claims, some of them of years' standing. For five months I had lain in bed with complications of stomach trouble, complete nervous prostration, neuralgia, etc.

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with contributions from Will S. Farlow, Louis Bendit, II. M. llutchinson, Anna H. Belden, James R. Palmer, Mary F. Berry, F. V. Curran, E. J. Westcott, W. S. Loveless, M. E. W, Ellen V. Delano,, A . Spencer, P. I. Kinsinger, Samuel Miller,, Nancy C. Lowe, Ormond R. Niskern, John W. Harvey, Marshall A. Edie, M. C. D., S. M. B., Louise Wright,, Laura Fox, I. Z. B, M. B. S, Harcourt - December 1, 1897

More than twelve years ago, I was a slave to tobacco, and as I was conscientious and ashamed of the habit, it became a torment to me. My sisters, brothers, and myself were musicians, and at that time did a great deal of public playing together.

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with contributions from Mary A . Blakeslee, E. L. K., J. H. D., A. B. Ferebee, C., N. R., Stella Wolfe, J. B. Weber, Florence Feenan, M. C. Blackwell, R. Ruickbie, Delbert Odren, C. F. N., M. K. B., Jeannette Moore - November 1, 1897

The claims of sickness had been upon me for over thirty years. Twice I was healed through faith; once of a tumor, and once of running ulcers; but sickness in other forms soon appeared, and I could not understand why, when I had faith enough in God to heal me of a disease, I could not keep well.

LETTERS TO MRS. EDDY

with contributions from George Tomkins, W. P. McKenzie - November 1, 1897

New York, October 4, 1897. REV.

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with contributions from Charles F. Meek, Carmen, Anna M. Brown, Mary McGeorge, G. T. Sewall, Sr., W. F. Hull, Helen Andrews Nixon, Fannie Brady, J. O. B., L. J. W., Grace R. Darling, Ellen V. Delano, H. D. Janes, Frances Rogers, W. B. D., Julia L. Seward, W. A. Winselmann, H. H. Crampton, E. M. J. K., H. H., E. W., H. E. B., S. B. M., Allen Walker, M. Dings - October 1, 1897

Nearly four years ago my eyes became very seriously affected, and I was told that they needed rest. After resting my eyes for six months they became worse, and I went under treatment at Indianapolis.

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