The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-08

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~ admitted his inability to cure he
The specialist applied his technics
knowledge and skill without success.
. The schools and institutions for med
cal research reviewed her afflictior
The decision was the same-incurablS
After these successive failures Their
remained one hope. Religion had beef
a vital force in this family and tn
Bible promises had never heretofor
failed them. Why should not thi
daughter be healed by the same powe
OF God that raised the daughter o
Jairus from the dead? These parents
at once applied to their faithful pastor
and il should be frankly admitted that
no greater tribute can be paid to the
Christian ministry than the statement
that the efforts OF this pastor were
faithfully and conscientiously given in
the light OF his understanding, in the
effort TO heal this daughter. After
weeks of patient endeavor her con-
dition remained unchanged and the
family sorrowfully accepted the con-
clusion that her case was incurable
and sought to be reconciled to the be-
lief that God moves in a mysterious
way"
At this time Christian Science came
TO their attention. After many strug
giles with the usual objections against
il. the parents renowned all objections.
and Science and Health with Key
TO the Scriptures" by Mrs. Eddy and
a Christian Science practitioner were
secured From the start. her improve
mcnt was rapid and pronounced. AT
the moment, however. when the fond
est hopes OF the parents and daughter
seemed about to be realized, her inn
provement apparently ceased; her case
became stationary and. while inn
proved, she was not healed. Having |
)een convinced that her procedure |
was right the daughter continued
herein faithfully and courageously.
md over and over again searched her
to discover the subtle.
iindering cause. Through her study
II Christian Science she had grasped
me of its basic teachings, that the
ause of all disease is mental and not
and upon a determination
he discovered deep sense OF fear,
oubt, self-pity, and resentment. She
that these were the elements A.,
hiding her and preventing her full re-
overy, and she further discovered that
er father and mother were entertain ,
lg exactly these same erroneous be- /;
efs. Upon this discovery this daugh-
r and parents set about to intelli- 7
emily and effectively correct their :.
-rong mental action, and in due time
iese parents were healed OF many of ),
ieir erroneous conclusions regarding
hristian Science, and in the course /.
further study, development, and IN :,
81 otahuihS thS iiohSOuS DShSiS oiiu-
e this young girl were destroyed.
nd she was permanently and COM d
etely healed through Christian Sci .
ice and restored to happiness and a.
Irmony. u
| bring this illustration to your at
ntion in order that you may see and
derstand the baneful effects OF ig-
rant. sympathetic mesmerism. oper- =
ng unchecked and unconsciously y
der the guise OF pity. remorse, or
want you to I'M =,
rstand that, regardless of motives,- =.
2 well-meaning or the sincerity back -
and prompting such beliefs,-they :.
e erroneous and dangerous. and con-
tute a serious menace to successful !.
aling until they are recognized and -
stroyed. You may inquire of me.
re you sure that Christian Science :,
ASH hold no mere abstract opinion
that subject, and answer it posi-
ely and directly. | know that it i.
lls and bear public testimony to
fact that years ago through Chris -;
n Science treatment | was healed of ~
same serious disorder which had -
en- my mother a sister, and two m,
'thers-the entire family except my -;
hereafter all material remedies had A,
ed both them and me. The Chris !,
l Science periodicals contain testi- 40,
MES of healing. and if you will at -,
Wednesday evening meeting in ;f,
Christian Science church or So car
y throughout the world you will ho,
r many testimonies equally authen- ch
and perhaps even more convincing cal
n mine. :.
The Signs of the Times sun
a 1854, Cyrus w. Field. a merchant mo
New York city. conceived the idea dis,
binding Europe to America by
ms OF submarine cable, through CHI
CHI messages between IN, two conn