The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

to have a great. though not supreme.
weight in her subsequent teachings.
Later she denounced Quinby's methods
u discovered the science Of mind
reading. and that was enough"
After spending two years in Port
band in Lynn. where she lived five
years, continuing her study Of meta
physics.
Discovers Christian science.
While there. she suffered a fall on
the ice which the doctor said was Sc
we're. but from which she recovered.
e IS said. in one night II was this
incident that led directly 20 the pro-
mitigation OF her discovery Of Chris
tian Science.
The little house on Broad street. in
Lynn. where she lived az his time. is
a mecca OF Christian Science pilgrims
from all over the world today II was
In 1879. nine years after the discov-
cry. that the first edition OF Science
ing chapters OF the manuscript were
written i'm an upper room Of the Broad
street house.
In 1877. four years after her separa-
tiOn from Mr.. Patterson. the founder
Of the new belief was married to Asa
Gilbert Eddy. In the interval she had
denomination and baptized.
Grew 10 Millions.
Mrs. Eddy established the Massachu-
setts Metaphysical college in Boston in
accepted at first by a few followers,
and. as years passed. larger and
larger number, until the denomination
today extends to many lands and num-
bers millions Of adherents.
Mrs. Eddy began preaching in 1873
and organized the First Church Of
Christ. Scientist. in Boston in 1879. Sub
sequently a large edifice was erected
i'm this city. Of which she was made
pastor emeritus. Her writings at this
time became very voluminOus and she
na# u tod HHHH nHHHn ION
Science journal. the Christian Science
sentinel and Der Herald Der Christian
Science.
Mrs Eddy took up her residence in
Concord in 1859 and 10 was at her home
In Pleasant View that she watched the
great growth Of her denomination and
received many enthusiastic followers.
Finally the number Of visitors became
so large that she was forced TO ask
them to cease their calls.
Exhibited 90 jury
Nevertheless. large delegations con-
tinued to go up the Merrimac river and
I'm June. 1903. 10000 Christian Scien-
lists visited Concord and heard a few
words from their leader.
In the last few years OF Mrs. Eddy s
life in Concord there was newspaper
controversy over her identity and for
several days the city was filled with
reporters drawn there on the charge
that anOtl err person was imperson-
ating her. Mrs. Eddy was Obliged NtO
exhibit herself to jury OF newspaper
men.
Mrs. Eddy took up her residence at
Chestnut Hin. Newton. in a large stone
house I'm 1905. and there her last days
were passed For the last three years
she lived a quiet peaceful life, much
OF ft seeming monotony. which
her friends said was consumed mostly
I'm constant study. From a window at
Chestnut Hin could be seen the white
dome Of the Christian Science temple.
planted close beside the little mother
church which she founded thirty years
before.
Mrs Eddy's literary efforts were al
most wholly I'm prose. but other poems
have. been set to music at hymns and
are sung at all Christian Science meet
iugs. The most noteworthy OF these
begins.
shepherd. show me how to 90
Ger the hillside steep:
How to gather. how TO sow,
How to feed thy sheep