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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
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 ana me house nu so plain, so simpfe, tna' eaa, thers her s.nuid nu follow it. But in 1's a1te1 Fhilc: e coalu osaalsut-growing weeds of ritual pturies IaSos aSocs{rines. of political pow 1d nq''e eecclesiastical world1ness, sss,e on1 sG a anu the trail, and mortals seemIa si,tS ! Prea +s snt to follow the devious paths pten.ss ptss " Until in our time a woman eovery e, the name Christian orng5v and sbe the sot ooteti until she had written g a book ?l tee ao, VOL and me how to find It; ewlng; ln,gl;dss.book sb is called Science and nd;, a1tR sI with Key to the aS 1cf1P,9,Gs, rpr;st;s is is the textbook w1lcn ;th Gtiai4inan' the;, ant;sts #, is use in connection wltn thell r,s rnal of life, the Bible.
 II nua, Manner of Truths Appearing.
 "I Christian Scientist loves to tell err of the discovery of Christian s.o'yf for o the manner of Truths ap- ence, tO' tO Mary Baker Eddy is in a asnre n the way of its appearing ; |. to rv hungering and receptive heart. TIere y is nothing of the spectacular .Sa leao emotional in this coming ot .h .he It is the natural, orderly un- ,;n. 1:,,. ;n the receptive human con- pusmes' aanss to us, as angels have ever so so 4o troubled humanity, when "in " o,,iet sanctuary of earnest long y 4Science and Health, p: 15) we .nca self and listen to the "still a1l % voice" of spiritual sense.
 Mrs. Eddy's Healing.
 srom her childhood Mrs. Eddy pos ,.S .ed,a deeply religious nature. She 2 also keen, analytical thinker ,one @ before the light of Christian snce dawned upon her thought she % on earnest seeker after truth. She poht 1t t in medicine and in every erv @ advanced by the human mind flat time, but from mo human Drce m could she find help when, in wear 1866, she seemed near the or of death. Then it was she called ber Bible. Many another sufferer Hone this, especially when the last nv apDears not far distant from .bed of pain. But Mary Baker dv did not open her Bible to find rein coy.forting passages relating the after-life. She sought in its ned pages the promise of healing promise of deliverance through lance on divine power, and she Fned to this verse in the ninth chap of Matthew: And, behold, they brought to hin han sick of the palsy, lying on ; d: and Jesus seeing their faith sait to the sick of the palsy; Son, be O pd cheer; thy sins be forigven thee. Epeaking of this experience in on, her writings, Mrs. Eddy says tha she read, the healing Truth daw upon her sense, and she was en pd to-1ise from her supposed death with a realization of health ant 6gth. tSee Miscellaneous Writ rp 24).
 Healing of the Sick of the Palsy M many times has the Christian dd read this simple story of thu Ming of the sick of the palsy and ye' sed the vital import of it's mes e! Let us consider the verses fol ing that to which Mrs. Eddy turn And, behold, certain of the scribe. q within themselves, This man bias emeth. And Jesus knowing theil pughts said, Wherefore think we evi your hearts? For whether is eas to say, Thy sins be forgiven thee te say. Arise. and walk? But tha my know that the Son of mar h power on earth to forgive sins len saith he to the sick of tht Psy,) Arise, take up thy bed, an. unto thine house. And he arose departed to his house."
 h the light of Mrs. Eddy's teach we can discern plainly that tn, Hing of sin and the healing of sick E were one and. the same to tn, lsterv Do you not believe that it il 'slble for a sinner to be instanta pusly awakened from the nightmare sm, if through the crust of hi req mentality can break glean tne sweetness of a more spiritua se! Then you must concede tha SICK man can be as speedily re fed, and by the same method ' IS, if you accept Jesus statemen ine passage. from Matthew, "Fo, etner is easier, to say, Try sins b, K Rlven ss thee; or to say, Arise, an,
 The DiscOverer a Woman.
 occasionally one hears this ques
 asked, "Why should a woma, \ oeen the discoverer of an eterna .a! The most effective answer tt query may be obtained in a 'bool s!sd, l "The Life of Mary Bake, Ns Gy, Slbyl Wilbur. This work is sutnentlcf record of Mrs. Eddy's ssr, and it may be found in most s.l nc horaries and in every Christian snee free reading-room. When YOU a;. n the Life of Mrs. Eddy of her a,e o,e. patlence during the trying and SS1nlagmg formative periods in the OSsament of the cause of Chris Sclence, when you read of her sutons, how she was ridiculed .svned and urged to drop the thst thSense, a as it was called, you will x ,1t X. tne 2 leader of this movement " De 8 woman had 4o xan.A.. n. e