davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-30

Despu6s de todo no nos podemos que
jar puesto que Mayaguez ha lOgrado me-
terse en- fiesta, apesar de haber sentido
pasar sobre sus costlllas por tres cua-
tro veces consecutivas, Ell rastrillo de una
que otra colecta para este para aque-
llo.
Las comisiones de recaudaci0n logra-
ron poner juntos a disposition de la CO.
mission de festejos, mas de mil duros; el
mas ese no es largo nj extenso, Sc
trata de pocos pesos Con ese pico Sc
esta hacienda 10 que Sc puede, en- nues-
ira pOquedad' nos conformamos con
10 POGO de que Sc puede disponer, y nos
divertimos tanto como podran divertir-
Sc ustedes, amigos de San Juan, en- la
Feria, con la diferencia de que las fies-
tas de Mayaguez no le -cuestan un cobre
al.pueblo de Puerto Rico, nj viene gente
del exterior llevarse nuestros chavos,
y algo es algo.
ESQ 81, apesar de la algeria y ell atrac-
two de las festas, nos esta llevando Ell
enemigo malo'', como dicen las viejas,
con ell maldito lpolvo de las GALES. Ina
g1nese ell lector; unas GALES perdidas,
)landas, NAL rellenas, sobre las cuales
Sc vierte cascajo y tosca en- bruto sin
apisonar debidamente, resulta que toda
esa piedra calcarea Sc pulveriza y re-
mueve a impulses del viento y al paso
lie coches y autos, levantando oleadas
terribles Idle polvo malsano que nos en-
terma y nos ensucia a destajo.
Luego hay que anadir la calamidad
lei polvo, ell barrido de las GALES que
DOR orden de la Sanidad sc veriica.
Esa disposition buena para las ciudades
udoquinadas, aumenta el clamor p1blico
contra la demas1a de polvo, pues las es-
:obas contribuyen a removerlo y a ha-
,erlo penetrar mas directamente a las
casas y establecimientos, que el viento
mismo.
La orden de riego no Sc ha dado aun; !;
no sabemos 81 ell acueducto no tlene
aqua es que no Sc ha pensado en- clio.
10 cierto es que ell pueblo pone ell grlto
en- el cielo y que debe regarse aunque
haya que acomular aqua del rio, porque
la polvareda es atroz. jNo Sc podrla
distraer algo de 10 que tiene aslgnado
ell pueblo de Puerto Rico para las Fe-
rias, en- ayudar para un acueducto para
Mayagiez?
Los amigos Gabriel F. Correa y Gar
melo Alemar, Jr., comisionados en- la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-30
las J p, en- la Capilla Franciscana. a
las 8 7I2, en- la Cathedral.
DIAS DE FIESTA

A las en- la Cathedral y Hospitales
Municipales.
A las 5 l 2, en- san Ildefonso, las 6,
en- Santa Ana; a las 6 III, en- San Fran
cisco, las 6 l 2, en- ell Hospitalillo
Capllla Franciscana; las 7, en- la Ca
tedral y San Jose; las 7 liz, en- la Ca
pllla Eranciscana; las 8, en- la Cate
dral.
A las 8, en- San Jose y San Francis
co las 9, en- la Cathedral y Capilla
Franclscana; las 10, en- Santa Ana;
las II, en- Cathedral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-30

propaganda por la isla de la Feria In
sular, aJm estan hacienda fuerza para
que Mayaguez este representado con ell
ell producto de slls industrias en- dicha
Feria Muchos industriales de aca Sc
muestran mostraron reacios al derra-
me que solicitaban los comisionados en-
question. Pedlan 600 dollars para pre-
sentar una exhibici6n; calculando en-
400 dollars ell valor de alquiler del te-
rreno y 200 dollars para gastos del ira
'bajo de colocaci6m y presentation de los
productos
Claro esta que la suma es minima;
mas como no hab1a tempo de hacer una
eNhibici6n atractiva, bien presentada
que pudiera lamar la atenci6n, los in
dustriales parec1an sacar el cuerpo, to-
da vez que solo concurrieron cuatro 8
clnco a una reunion en- la ofcina del
Alcalde para donde Sc citaron unos
trelnta y cuatrO.
Con tai motive los comisionados y ell
Alcalde salieron, a domicilio, y lograron
reunir los 600 dollars, seg1n Sc nos in
forma.
Amelia Bruno ha cantado con notable
exito art1stico durante cuatro noohes en-
ell teatrO "Yaguez" contratada con e]
duetto Faures, ,pareja c6mica queha gus
tado mucho a nuestro p1blico. Dicho
duetto anuncia para esta noche su Ultima
function, habiendo terminado anoche su
cOntrata con ia senora Bruno. Esta
dara esta n )che un concerto en- ell "C1r
culo Latino Americano", de A6asco, re-
gresando a esta ciudad donde dara al
gunas funciones en- combination con al
gunos afcionados.
De momento no hay mas notas como
no sea repetir, va que Sc ha Idado al OIL
vldO, que tOdav1a no ha resuelto ell At
torney el nombramiento de sub-secreta-
rio-int6rprete de la Corte de Distrito.
Parece que CORE pareja con ell nombra-
miento de nuevo Alcalde.
Ell Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-30
MISAS EN- SANTURCE.

Dias festivos: a las 5 1 1|2, EN- ell asilo
de nlnas; las 7 y 1 2, en- San Mateo;
Las 8, en- La convalecencia; las 9 en-
San Mateo; las 6 8 4, las 8, y las
lo, en- La Parroquia del Sagrado Cora
z6n.
Dlas laborables: A las l p, en- ell Au-
xlllo Mutuo y Convalecencia de HERNIA
mas; las Z, en- San Mateo y Sagrado
Coraz6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-30

A las 5 1I2, en- San Ildefonso; las
6 2, en- Santa Ana, Hospitalillo Ca
pilla Franciscana, las 7, en- la Cathedral
San Francisco y Capilla Franciscana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-30

D1 MAY Al1OEZ
va estamos en- festas.-El polvo de las
calles.- Hacienda fuerza.- Amelia
Bruno y ell Duetto Faures.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-30

Los amigos Gabriel F. Correa y Gar
melo Alemar, Jr, conisionados en- la
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-26
RECORDS BROKEN FOR
WALL STREET DULLNESS

NEW YORK-Wall street had the
dullest days business July IL in II
years. Transactions in stocks on the
New York Stock Exchange amounted
to but little over $4,000 shares, the
smallest days business for full-day
session since 1896, when business was
at low ebb prior to the Mckinley
Bryan presidential campaign.
Measured by the great increase in
Wall streets facilities for speculation,
1T was the dullest day in a quarter OF
a century.
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handling while there viii aIso he am
nle rnoy, for ne cleaning ana renair
inv 80 aoain,nant inc nronartv =
each eoonnany sin ba stored eerr,
rateh pnder the Immediate mrisdic
! ton Of an officer bonded 10 accom-
therefor. and VIM be situated In such
| 4 manner as To affor.i Immediate issue
to that company without interferin,
with the members of any other com
pany. The same is true with regart
to the storage facilities for All SUNNY
departmenfs The cornuanv ranrn,
win be SO situated that an the com
panies NAV march into or from ths
building in less than one minute. With
an, sF,s,f,e,S,,, e s,,,sos.sr,,, -. .,,s
reIaxafina q .ils..inline H,,slt ,bra,,rh
es,s 81 ra,,,faress ,on,.r,.ts ne sew
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Hosoia ii p bes,dlpes sut wiI resr =
49,. s i..., - 80
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s'sssnr $500 - - 's.s ae. as -
flsi .,.s'. s.. =. 's1'iAssu ''A's'a ~ he
H,,' ~ $500 ).
sSlioW !,l = = summary u the ssIs'
ICE g ~ aepse national guard en-
GERS feeRe the rank OF captain;
Colonel John ". Jones
February q. 1S93--Appointed and
commissioned first lieutenant, sta
toned at Honolulu. Duty with artil.
lery company during the continuance
or the provisional government and
republic Of Hawaii
1886 fnsuffecfion in January:
Commanding one gun and infantry
support, p. s. Member military com
mission; command Of company Eve
months.
1888 Major, command Second bat
talon. First regiment
1893 Commissioned lieutenant.
colonel.
1899 Colonel. commanding First
regiment
1879 1900 Service during plague
epidemic.
190619l3- United States disburs-
Ing officer, Captain rife team na.
ton ttAdt$2itf sen GtEts ~. ~ l90o-
I907s1s15 Adiutant general and
chief OF stan, commanding militia de-
partment.
1908 Captain rife team national
match, Camp Perry. Ohio. Continu-
Gus service. twenty years three
months; continuous duty with troops.
IA years month: command Of
troops. IL years 3 months: stan SER
vice. G years l month.
Colonel Charles. w. ziegler.
Feb. 8, 1893 Appointed and COM
missioned Captain. command Of
company during continuance OF pro-
ylsionai government and republic Of
Hawaii.
1885 Insurrecti0n In January
Major commanding Second battalion.
First regiment.
1S9g-19o0 Service during plague
epidemic.
1901 Lieut.. Col with First regi-
lnent.
1907 Colonel commanding First
regiment. Retired April Is, 1907
Lief1t. colonel assistant inspector
general.
1s0Sl913 Colonel, commanding
First regiment. Rifle team, 1903.
hyfs-lnspeclor general. Total
leneth q service ~ years months;
lrst period, II years months; sec
Qnq period. years months. Duty
Win troops, IS years months; CON-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-26
SECRETARY OF WAR
INTERESTED IN GUARD

The
to to mpo
the future requiring the
recently received letter
which he expressed great the and his readiness
assist in bringing the highest
which to
OF
has the
militia in Honolulu been greater The
ought TO be- We striving make such aborcd
der serious disadvantages through the
suitable Current appropriations
the president
racks Lot fine
it be
uar Further reorganization
Hawaiian Military to
What needed
the cizen of Hawaii which
. site degree
GOVERNOR f..
Commanderln- Chief, N G. H. =
2
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TIE NATIONAL GUARD OF HAWAII TODAY AND IN THE YESTERYEAR

Duty With troops. IL years. months.
Command OF troops. / rear. 10 months
Staff dsity. years. : months.
I.ienI.Cel. Charles 4. Cooper.
Dec 81. iSa3-Appointed and com
missioned Captain. surgeon. lst Rex
inent. n G.. II. Duty with lst reel
ment during continuance Of Provisions
al government and republic Of Hawaii.
1895 -Iusurrection in Jannary; act.
I've service
1896 Major, surgeon. Ist Regimens
N G. H.
ISs9-fsao = Three months SERVES
plague epidemic
1908 Lieut.. Col. Surgeon General.
n. G. II.
1910 Surgeon rifle team. nationaI
competition, Camp Perry. Ohio.
19l1-C Commissioned fst Lieuten11I
il United States Medical Reserve
Corps.
f51s--Pursped course for medical a.
flcers at Army Service Schools. Hort
LeapenwoFth.
Continuous length OF service. -
years. 5 months Continuous d0II
with troops. years. months. star
duty, years. months
Lieqt. Gel. getn W. short.
Jan. "a 1884 Enlisted Duty with
company during continuance Of Pro
visional Government and Republic oI
Hawaii
1S95-Service IN insnrreetion.
1sg9-1900- Service during the plague
epidemic. Ist lieutenant
196e-1901 Captain, commiesary. I1[
Regiment, n. 6 II
1907--fieGt. Col, QuarteruIasler gen.
eraI. u. s. Disbnrslng OFFICER ia
1907 and 1910 for rifle teams attend
ing national competitions at Camp
Perry. Ohio.
Total length Of service. IS years.
months ist period years. End Il
Rod. ia years. months. Duty W|I1
troops, years. II months. Staif duty
Lieut.. Cel. Joseph II. Fisher.
Jan. %. 1888 Appointed and con-
mlsaioned Lieut.. col. Duty Win st
Regiment. N q. H., during continue
anee Of Provisional Government end
Republic OF Hawaii
1895 Insurrection IN January
Member OF military commission.
1897 Colonel. commanding lst Reg
imens. RotIred 1919
190T-19l3- Lieut.. Col. peymp4Itr
general. n. G. II. Member rifle tenn
national competition. 1909.
Total length o. service. II year
s liz months lst period years. ~
months. End period. s years. months
Duty with troops, years. ~
months. Command OF troops yf|'
z-S months. stan auty, years,
months; ,.,,,,, .,...
Lieut.. So'ones W.l'sm 81.
May y, toso n.lll.4 49,. 1e., 81.
company euElng eolsll''''ps y
punlae - lAn a.; $4,000 o...,..
lyvV . -.,s '.ss'..''''. r,..ze ~.
during piasue epidemic rtss
tenant Du.y Win eo la1. -
tvVl--Capta'n, coiall'1na y
pany.
lSVz-1ahAlo1 Sols'l''s.s,e e''e
ION. z<.........
lsyoseI ei4esl rlhc sse,n
competitlon. -,
fyVt7-.S ohllnahu -. s, ~ 49,,
weeks. Sap's. In rue eos see .a,
eo Iap as0t, L,ge, tg ~ ..o-
isvs-o. ,. a'spnEslhs olheeE
team. 80 60, $3.50, &.
IyiS-a-ieu.. Selvnel, colnn, .. 49,
Dattailoh, Isl illan.L!: Sos1 "a.
80.
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Janet BcecIler, one Of BeIascOB
most cherished stars, has left the stage
to marry Harry Guggenheimef, b
young New York lawyer
Edward f. Phillips of Syracuse. New
York, one of the labor leaders sem
fenced at indianapolis last year. has
been liberated from the penitentiart
en- sfe.009 bond.
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Stearns' Headache Waters [Shacl

travel
peoples.
Headache Waters they look and the snowhe
the highest One and
yourh ead" as a
mands hat you insist on STEARN5-the genuine.
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" the cool. braeing air would fs1|
good to you these days, look At the
Volcano House ad. in today,s Star.
Bulletin, and see the Henry Watat
house Trust Co. about rates BY the
day, week and month.-Advertist-
ment.
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You Can't Be Happy With a Headache

any
other reason
makes
pleasure
ting
And is o suffering Keep OF
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-09

man. He knows the reality Of Chr
tian experience, and views every o-o,
lem from q Christian stand1o.D-
Third, he is a prince of preacher ,
great scholar, a careful student ,
clear and logical thinker, and -ha
nblest defender OF the faith once
delivered 10 the saints that We haya
ever heard. He makes everything he
reads and knows tributary 10 the DE-.
velopment Of his sermon and then ha
makes the sermon itself tributary To
the real purpose Of the preaching.
the winning Of souls. AS a LAWYER.
evangelist, he is constantly preach.
ing for a verdict, appealing TO men
to get right with God" At times he
is as dramatic in delivery as Billy
Sunday and more forceful and Tyid
in his delineations OF character. He
brought a message Of living truth to
the thinking men OF our city, and
united the evangelistic Ministers and
Orthodox Christians in the closest
personal sympathy and confidence
He has gone, but his work in our
city we shall never forget, We v.sh
him God-speed in his labor Of love.
We part with him in profound sOrrow
and assure him Of our high apprecia-
aion and our prayers.
T. j, IRWIN, Pastor
First Presbyterian Church.
Lawton, Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-09
sulsir EulosIzed BY Reu.

0Gl yin GGlOg l<cG Cy rev. u :. TWIN,
DR. ElwOod J. Bulgiu has come and
gone, and three hundred souls have
been added to the evangelical church.
es. Or. Bulgin is one Of the great.
est evangelist IN the American
Presbyterian Church. His mission 70
Lawton was misrepresented. and h;s
work was opposed By many who
profess and call themselves Chris.
-ians." Yet he did 4 work in Law.
ton that no other evangelist could
have done. We have watched his
work in private conference with the
ministers and men Of the evangelical
churches Of the city. and in all his pub.
lie efforts. and have Is good o7por-
unity 20 Judge Of his work as
four weeks could well give We have
learned 20 love him. aid We believe
IN him. In personal contact with
htU one t-r-ats that h. is q prsss she-
and sees fc HIM a h5E-heay-et Chris
tim brother He IS first ~ all a
c.eaa-cu- honest. manly ua.. he IS
warm Of Iea-- alert Vigorous. i-5a-
-a-.-ll,a-l vsr.-at.a dynamo. Next
he : .is-pG-Ll- Christian gentle
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-09

which was the method in those days
I gf fastening the swelling and supper
4t.Ou-and laid IL upon the Intlamed
place. And then Hezekiah turned
hi, face % the wall and prayed for
health That is the Bible way. II
is the Christian way. Il is the
common sense way
my Neisnbor"
You Will remember that on one
occasion i man asked our Lord
Who is my ueighbor? And this
question called from the lips Of the
Great Teacher one OF His wonderful
parabIas. In order 70 show the man
that true neighbor must exercise
common sense as well AZ 4 spirit
Of compassion. He related the para
bic known as the Parable OF the
Good Samaritan" You are doubtless
familiar With the story-how the
travaer on the road 70 Jericho was
Uavlaid. robbed and beaten by high
vaymen. And in this pitiable con-
dition he was found by a Samaritan
who took compassion on him and
dressed his wounds, pouring in oil
and vine. the common remedies IN
those days for cleansing and molli-
tying. II would seem from this that
the Savior was not averse to the use
OF remedies which had a tendency
10 relieve and restore. In this case
the Good Samaritan gave evidence Of
his con- passion. Tot by administer
ing a high attenuation Of truth bur
by bathing the mans wounds IN oil
and wine. I presume Mrs Eddy
would have US believe that what he
Samaritan poured in vas neither oil
nor wine. for In her glossary 20
which have referred she defines C'l
As "geutIeness. prayer" and vine sic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-09

T.a opening word, o. her book are
a- ..'.r- "E -1e year 1856 DIS
covered -re Science Of Na-5rlgs Sal
dealing 1r3 named .- Christian Sci
s-.a Cod had been E-lc.11~.y E--
-.-- -e for many Years for the ra.
car-.o- NJ a final revelation Of the
absolute Principle OF Scientific Mind
E-a,u- Now. here IS book cal.-I
the Bible which ws believe was
given bv divine inspiration and hero
S another book called Science and
Health with Key 70 the Scriptures. '
which Mrs Eddy claims was written
p the S7-a Vav When Two books
come 20 us claiming divine lspirl-
uot-. Wa naturally expect % siui
some POINTS # similarity and agree
her- bat what DO Va find La-
re '1ok first at the Bible. One -
the many proofs o., the Inspiration
81 -ha Bible IS the fact that It IS
q harmonious revelation t is com
losed ~ 66 separate books write,
by IS different persons. the tir--
and The last living nearly 1900 years
r0a-r TN Se writer's We're living no.
.u'- i~ different ages. bur in differ
-rt paris Of the country. and hal
no connection one with the other
They Uttered also IN occupation
character ard disposition. and var
when -Ha-- books a-e brought t0Ce-r-
- -rav are found 20 harmonic 20
every particular a0t 20 constitute q
revelation symmetrical In IT'S 2rcpO--
ions 1~+ logically 0e--aC- Now .r-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-09

cent OF those who are the victims
o. these diseases would recover
without any special treatment How
then. can the Christian Science heal
a- claim credit for curing q man
of pneumonia when We know by
actual statistics that 50 per cent OF
..,,,h ,asas tand IN recovery
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-09

defines as error. f0ruicatiOn." &c
cording TO Mrs. Eddy the SaCl-.-5I
poured in a mixture OF Sen,leu =.
prayer. error and tornicit.oB. Now |
am very strongly OF -hs opinion 'l2t
II such a conCOctI1n as this .4t
been poured in the poor man would
never have lived TO reach the way
inn. Compared with this the high
Nay robbers treatment would seem
ike an exhibition OF tender mercy
We have viewed Il from he POINT
OF its founders life ana find greed
and selfishness AMI criminal negli-
gence at least in the deats cf SO
many little children deprived OF their
God given rights, medical all when
sick.
Charges nfidellty.
We have seen this woman set her
self up as little God or equal with
Christ. Now in closing I desire %
show this woman's book and the
woman herself 70 be guilty OF infidel-
ity. Who IS the anti Christ but he
that denieth Jesus is God? Who IS
an infidel but the one who denies
the Bible or like Jeholecome who sits
and cuts the Bible with a penknif9'
7 will put the Word OF God against
this womans book, but leave you
70 Judge. To quote from one OF
her first books I am greatly indebted
10 Lawyer Peabody OF Boston. Massa-
chusetts, who delivered q lecture and
from which I took shorthand notes, /
in his exposure OF Christian Science
and Eddyism also 20 my bslOyed
brother and powerful preacher. Rev.
BlederwOlf who also delivered 4
sermon in my presence. but 10 God
5e the glory and now listen to HIS
book.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-09

| Gnu personal corporate CSAl4H5 =
Christ
Christian Science denies a fina
| Judgment.
Christian Science denies the eff
cacy and value of prayer.
Christian Science denies the nee
essity CT marriage as the basis q
generation.
Christian Science denies that moth
erhood is the highest privilege Of d
wife.
Christian Science denies that the
Bible is the fully inspired Word OF
God.
Christian Science denies that the
name Of Jesus should be exalted
above every name and His person
ality worshiped.
Holy Scripture speaking through
the Apostle Paul. declares that the
Word Of God must not be banded
deceltfully
Christian Science handles the Word
Of God dcceitfully by quoting It's
doctrines and changing their intent.
Christian Science handles the Worl
Of God deceittully by quoting the
scripture and then changing the very
words ot the text, taking therefrom
or adding thereto, namely, where
occur three stars.
Holy Scripture warns that in the
closing hours OF this age many de.
celyers will come in the name Of
Christ ard deceive many.
Holy Scripture saws there will ~
sI oppoS1t,'ns Sc9>. 70 me tTue SnTiSlan5Iy T ny
r9TrEr 5,Sit' 'H-''O L -N1''EHi -
Lt1'-D -
H'iy scripture says [aIse ChrI5is
are y'Sluues auu s"4uo"s 10 UA7
s'e-t an -.-lrLsI'
80 ~. us " ~, ~ usus 'ue dIUeI'
80 ~ C-.- J.. - WI M ~ lens lHe ooh
Ai-lI A,-I c--F.Sl VIZ 10 many "OAueE-I1
y, an+,o NJ i,,.'. - 1-,r, !, t;. 80 ~, -
.ba ~ - - - ~ 40 - ~ Us ~ -
,,h,.s i-,a-,s.s -,,, - g., b,s--r ~
- ~ .t,
Cb-is+ia, S,s.-o. ,,,,.,.. ~, .,,.. -.,-,,.-
of y faIsa cb-,sr
Cb~is+iar Sriarea coD,a.. in -ba -,7,a
os Cb-j.- -. a. f-,-,.---,-
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cent Of those who ara the victims
o. these diseases would recoye.
without any specia. treatment, How
then. can the Christian Science heal
or claim credit for curing man
of pneumonia when We know oy
actual statistics that 50 per cent OF
such cases tend 20 recovery?
Fundamental Propositions.
The following are few or the
fundamental propositions Of Chris
ull Science
1. Everything is mind, and in all
the universe there is but one mind.
which IS God lSee Science and
Health. page y.
Since al is mind. matter IS not,
there ia no such thing as matter
Mater will finally be proved 20 be
nothing but a mortal belief, wholly
Inadequate to affect man through
ITS supposed organic action or eN-
isteuce. Science and Health. page -.
All is mind. there Is no matter.
page i6l)
Mortal body and material man are
de.gsi0ns which spiritual understand
ing and science destroy :. and H..
page la) That is, there is no
such thing az matter trees. stars
aud stone walls have no aCtua. eN-
ista-cp. but are simply ideas NJ
mind. Illusions which float before
tl- Thought and nothing more.
3 Sickness IS only an error or
mortal mind sickness is Az illusion