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THE OREGON SUNDAY, JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 16,
1908
HOW TENT -DWELtERS FIND LIEE WORTH LIVING
Camps at tke Edge of the City $liere , One Can Enjoy All the Beauties of WoodsOutcloor Pleasures That Are Vithin Reach of Everyone Who Lives in Portland
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DEEP down in the heart of every
humnn, bred of the custom of .
centurlea past, U the desire to
live out in the open, to sleep un
der the stars, lulled by the songs
of the pine tree nds soothed by the
murmuring laughter of the rivulets.
Down under the crust of convention
and the veneer of civilization, in the
hearts of every one, Is the yearnlnf to
get out under the bright blue sky ayfsy
from the brick and the towering "pil
lars of stone to where the breeses bloyr
fresh from the sea and the mountain
and the vey silence hums with the ab
sence of machinery or the crash and
rattle of the city's roar.
People of New York, stricken bv the
heat of summer and wilted down by
the furnace, breath of the city, turn
their faces up to where far above them
they can see little streaks of sky along
the topmost rims of the man-made
canyons of brick and stone and steel,
and, dreaming of the woods and streams,
the sky and the sea, die. For them
there is no escape from the shriveling
heat, the dust, the noise, the rush ana
roar of the city.
Out here along the western edge of
the world It is different. The sun
ends down no molten shafts to melt
the marrow and sear the brain. Feo-
Fle do not wilt in the face of the wind,
t may be warm, but It is seldom hot,
nJ more than all else, on every hand
stretches the wood and the meadow, the
river, the rivulet and the sea, easy of
access and Invltlnn.
And Portland people are accepting
the invitation more each year as the
town grows out and up and the streets
get hot with the summer sun.
There are few cities In the country frlnrlnr the town.
A CAJTP
where on very eige Just out of hear
ing or max noise ana rattle or the
streets and'1, cars one on camping bent
can pitch his tent among the trees and
be with nature. Portland people can
do this, have been doing it, are doing
it now as the summer time merges into
tne Indian summer and tne rail
Men of wealth are
there. Husv men who are bound to
their offices and their desks through
out the heat of the summer months and
who pitch their camps and yield to the
calr of the primal In their natures for
the open air.
During the cresent summer to a
greater extent perhaps than at any for-
L'D on Council Crest, alone the hills mtr tlma th nntrinor homes have mad')
that bank the city on the west, alon? their appearance. Under the trees of
the river's bank above the town and be- the Portland hills you will find them
low to where the Willamette Joins its scattered here and there surrounded by
flood with the Columbia, ara tents and hammocks and rugs and coir lounging
tents, each sheltering some fhmlly that nooks. Dlensant places to live the sim-
has fled from the sun baked shingles of pie life. And when the day's work has
some city home to the cool and shade
of the friendly woods.
All kinds of camps are to be found
and all kinds of people to be sure, but
it Is not the homeless wanderer who
finds shelter in the tenting colony
been ended and office and store give
up their slaves you can Bee car worn
men throw aside their business wor
ries and roll In the green grass of the
hillsides like boys at play.
It is a great city, this home of tho
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GLASS HOUSES-2 Vital and San
itary Statistics of Turkey are Mere Jok es
Cressy t,. 'Vllbur, S. C, reported 60 per cent, and Baltl-
Chlef Statistician, United States Census, more, Md., 45 per cent. In two Instances
(Exclusive Service Charities and the the answer was given 'no.' two an
Commons Press Bureau.) swered as 'not complete,' and two as
IN ONE respect at least, Turkey Is 'unknown.' " 0
ahead of most countries; that Is. There Is more hopeful side to the
. ,u,',, -j .,, picture which, however, consists large-
ln the lack of vital and sanitary fy of antlclpton as yet. Of the 15
statistics. They tell a story about registration states, five have been add-
Tnrv uhn mnHA th Cnllnwlno- r- ed since 1900. Laws reoulring burial
lu. , ,i. rj, fV,. j.k permits the essential requirement of
plies to questions regarding the death rfectlve death registration have been
and birth rates in his country. Let us enacted in Minnesota, Montana, Nebras-
ee how the comparison runs between ka. North Dakota, Utah, Washington
v, ,. . ,,-- , i.v,, k ani W isconsin during tne past few
his replies and those that might be ro .... th ....
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set aDout witn its tree crownea niaaen away rrom tne neat ana tne
Its manv beauties, its advan- noise in the friendly niches of its over
takes. Its prosperity and its future have looking slopes. Camp life In the moun-
all been written and sung and none are tains Is charming, with Its ruggedness.
so loud In Its praise as those who have its primitlveness. Its healthfulness; bu
tasted the pleasures of its camp life camp life inside the city limits with
rose,
hills.
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ALFRED FARLOW REPLIES TO DR. CABOT'S CRITICISMS
Christian Science Defended Against Attacks WLick Appeared in McClure
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By Alfred Farlow. "real" diseases and destroys an 1m-
HE following letter addressed to menee amount or sunenng. so rar, so
the editor of the Boston Post re
plies to Cabot's criticism in Mo- Every Case a Fit Subject.
Magazine on Christian
Champagne Baths for
Jaded Society Women
From a Staff Correspondent.
ON DON, July 15. London Is re
sponsible for the invention of
tho now famous 'lemon baths"
which are said to have done so
much for the complexion of
Queen Wilhelmlna of Holland. A well
known West End beauty specialist tells
me that she was the first to "try it on"
her customers. "But," she added, "for
invigorating the system temporarily and
doing away with fatigue there la noth
ing to touch a bath of champagne and
eau do Cologne. It will do as much as
a week-end visit to the country or a
five-hour trip in a -'balloon. I give
them on the premises and they cost
from five to 15 guineas. ' I sometimes
use nine big bottles of champagne and
four quarts of eau de Cologne for one
bath. A little while ago I gave several
of these to a prospective bride who had
had been so utterly worn out with the
gaieties of the season that all her
beauty was gone. A couple of these
baths restored animation to her face
and brightness to her eyes. In her case,
which was a very bad one, I also admin
istered oxygen.
Of tho nower Datn 1 aiso nut a
a means of re- sees an accomplishment to which the feature. Roses, mignonette, lavender
Christian Scientist makes no pretenses nntl hellotrone all clav an Important
nas wnatever except wnat ne learns Dy oo- part in it. Earlier in the year I usea
country eggs, home-made butter, warm - - r y-J-f"f? n VFTT'W TT
milk fresh from the cow with all the (JIy J-JTZC-JJ-J-J J-J.
country delicacies and all the city con- 072 rOfATCIICRStXT
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hub Miuiy 1110 i a turni.
made for the United States:
Question? What Is the death rate in
your province (country)?
The Turk answers In Damascus, It
Is the will of Allah that all should die.
Some die young, and some die old.
The American might answer: No one
knows. The federal government has
endeavored to find out since 1850. The
registration of deaths is entirely de
pendent upon tne enactment and ef-
years and are now undergoing the test Slr-
Clure's
Scientists:
-In Dr. Richard C.
Cabot's dls-
sharpness of this distinction between
of practical operation. .Bills" were in- 8ertation on Christian Science and Its orgaxlla aim functional troubles is
troduced in the legislatures of Ken- . . . , somewhat blurred," and "organic dls-
tucKy, unio and virg nia last winter. w- eaM ,s oftentlraes projued by func.
-Of these only the Ohio bill became a Magazine and which was reviewed in ... . ,. . . ,,
law, it naving Deen eignea Dy uovernor vrur isua cf Aurast ' he declares- r. -
Harris on May 6. It is a complete ?f.ur '"u" 01 "' " aeclarea- eaSes Is often cured by Christian Sci-
and comprehensive law, which should For if It is true, as stated en page 120 -ence .,
yield as excellent results as have been of 'Science and Health,' that" health Is t-. i . t. a m .. ,
obtained under the Pennsylvania law not a condltlon of matter but ot mlnd, Dr. AlfredT. BchofleM. m..,.
a - , - ... nor can the material senses bear reli- tied "The Force of Mind," says: "There
A campaign for the extenelon of the ... can be nn nrnnic r!ls.aB wlthnut Kim
pendent upon the enactment and ef- registration area is now being organ- coie testimony on , hub suujeci, oi , , Y. ,,.. v,i,. k. .i.
fective enforcement of state laws, or of ixed, to begin active operations during course 'the material senses' cannot be
city ordinances in default of state legis- the legislative sessions of 1909. The trusted when thev testify that cancer,
latlon. At present only 15 of the 46 great American Medical association will consuDmption. broken bones or loco-
tatea have been accented by the bureau take an active part In the work, throush motor ataxia havn been cured bv Christ-
of census as having sufficiently com- Its legislative council, bureau of medl- in Science "
rlete registration ot deaths to enable cal legislation, and state and county jn reply to this statemijnt we would
hem to be incjuded in the registration medical Societies. The legal profession 8ay that the evidence of the material
area. Besides theae. returns are re- 'will aid; see the' pamphlet on Legal Im- -,-nnes. In resneot to disease, vlelds un-
should be neglecting
covf-ry.
The doctor declares that he
grouped the 100 cases which he has serration and experience and possibly treat deal of wallflower which gave
Rut the real question Is, after all. generally known this odor haa a highly
what Is the foundation of both func- Banitary effect of its own. I steep the
tional and organic disorders? If by flowers in a certain spirit which takes
correcting the mental conditions of a out an the essence and this is poured
patient both organic and functional into the bath."
troubles are healed, we have the evl- Another of madame's specialties is
dence that an erroneous mental condl- "pearl dust." which Is obtained from
tlon was the foundation of the disease, crUshed pearls and is supposed to give
and we believe that ere long Dr. Cabot great brilliancy to the neck and arm.
and all the host of medical men will
have arrived at this conclusion and will -,
note the fact that notwithstanding all Christian Scientist s ability to aiagrrose
that is said and done regarding dlagno- disease, I believe Dr. Cabot will concede
sis the Christian Scientist is accurate In to him at least one pnvuege, namw)
which " he find "nn rflrAfnl aitlldv
Preceeding, the djotor declares, 'The reasonably good evidence for the diag
nosis oi luncuonai or nervous aisoraer.
Secojid. seven cases of what appears to
be organic disease. Third. 11 cases
very difficult to class, but probably,
belonging In the functional group.
Fourth. 10 cases, regarding the diag
nosis of which no reasonable conjecture
can be made."
Testimonies Verified.
celved from the District 9T Columbia portance of Registration of Births and
(city of Washington) and certain other Deaths: Report of Special Committee
rerlstra'tlan cities In nonregistration on Vital Statistics to the Conference of
States, so that altogether lust about one Commissioners on Uniform State Laws,
half of the total population of the a copy of which will be sent by the
Lnitea fotates is represented In the an- airector or the census upon request.
nuai reports on mortality statistics.
The lift of states not yet accepted as
registration states for deaths was f-or
the year 1907: Alabama. Arkansas. Del
aware, Florida. Georgia. Idaho, Illinois,
Iowa, Kansas. Kentucky, Louisiana,
Minnesota. Mississippi. Missouri. Mon
tana, Nebraska. Nevada. North Carolina,
North Dakota. Ohio. Oklahoma. Oregon,
Duin iroiinn, i ennessee, i exas, L tan
der ChrUtlan Science treatment to a
derangement of function." while he also
declares in agreement with Dr. Cabot,
"functional disease may after all be or
ganic at the bottom." Thus, In the.
mouth or pen of "two witnesses" It Is
established that every case i.i a fit
subject for Christian Selene treatment,
since according to the testimony of
these reputable witnesses every person
with organic trouble is also afflicted
descriptions, which are usually given
bv those who send In their testimony,
but which are omitted out of consider-
heTn Von.;; m7, h-HVnt nZ.t """'i " .1 ' I 'J ' ' " details, of diagnosis and of painful ex
r.-j ..i. v.. .- i iX iVi " 111 """J"11 v oiisiino 01- perlenees as tne result or operations
t'Jt'T ''etm and. drug treatment which distinctly
'Tr her Christian Scenes otants C n",", i"' "L'.'Zr"? m?hfl " .'P "Piousness or the maia-
Tl. i 1 n..vn. ii-.i . . .: '-...". ""'.'..":'"'""". aie enuurea.
no ruuin- nraiui enui.in- uinrnrrvcujv u.iiii 1110 w;opiur&i uouotless be dlrffcuit to ceternilne.
tion, whose membership embraces the teaching that all that God made "was whether or not a given organic disease
practical sanitary and registration of- very good" and that there was nothing has been occasioned by functional disor-
ficlals of this country, has lately organ- made that he did not make. It denies ders and is therefore according to Dr
lsed a special section on vital statis- the actuality of that which seems to Cabot's theory amenable to ("hrlstlan
ties and la actively cooperating with exist and yet is no part of the divine Kcl
the other associations. AH are working economy. Nevertheless, it recognises bot's authority alone, we have estah
May I state parenthetically at this
Dolnt that the testimonies nubllshed In h, ,nn. n,,n.nin tv,. the nrlvlleae of stating how Christian
the Christian Science periodicals have' ture of disease. In anv event "proba- Science heals, since the Christian Scien
.11 -.'m ,-.,ifi.j k, .h.. blllties" are not sufficient evidence to tist Is at least supposed to be Informed
.. 1 ui j .u the contrary,
to avoid nourishing and enlarging the
thought of disease, its elaborate descrip- Statement Carries Hope.
tlon is eliminated from them. These ,
1 ne doctor declares:
In harmony and are aided, to the extent the. phenomena of material sense and Ilshed the importance of t least exper
of its power, by the bureau of the cen- tht sin. sickness and death are quite lmentinir with Christian Science.
Virginia Washington West Virginia. "UB ,n eonrormuy to tne desire or con- " rem u ny uwmr material mannes
Wlseonsln and Wyoming. 1 gress expressed in a resolution, the prl- tations.
Dr. Cabot has stated his belief that
functional disorders can be cured hy
Christian Science treatment. Pr Si ho-
fleld, as before stated, has asserted that
Hence. In an Investigation Into the
merits of given cases, and Into the ef
flcacv of Christian Pclence treatment
for all disorders, whether 'organic or
functional, an examination of the una
bridged testimonials would greatly en
large and strengthen the evidence that
upon the basis of expert diagnosis by
pnyslclani of the most unquestlonel
standing. Christian Science must be
credited with having proved efficient in
healing cases of every variety of ill.
nether organic or functional, With
shows that when a person has had
many doctors, many diagnoses, many
"diseases,' or many operations, he usu-
eratlons ally turns out to be suffering from ner
vous prostration or some other lorm of
functional nervous trouble " There are
a great many persons In this world who
have had many doctors and many diag
noses, many diseases. If not many oper
ations, and it is kind In Dr. Cabot to
all organic disease produces function! which poor humanity Is afflicted.
point out the' fact that ther Is hope
for them In Christian Science.
Our critic further declares: "A pa
tient suffering from organic disease
rarely consults a Christian Scientist "
To be.exaci. it should be said that thus
far very few patients suffering with
any sort of disorder call upon a Chris
tian Scientist until after thev have ex
hausted their hope or their means in ex-
on his own subject.
To acknowledge the Christian Scien
tist's oualiflcation to define his own the
ory and practice would be no less eon
"Experience sistent. It is evident that no one knows
quue so wen uuw uiiiiBiii dicui."
heals as the Christian Scientist, through
whose understanding the healing Is ef
fected. No doubt when, under Christian
Science treatment, a patient begins to
Improve, there Is produced "in the pa
tient a strong belief that he will get
well." but to say It Is this belief which
cures "the patient Is to fail entfrely-to
analyxe the modus operandi of the heal
ing The healing remedy in Christian Sci
ence is the realization of the divine pow
er and presence which illumines the
mentality of the patleut and destroy
his sense and fear of disease. Just aa
the light dispels the darkneaa
.,.. -uu, i. u . u. mftrr nhiect of which Is to nhtjkln rvim-
WUrnilllll lldl ! Ilia BUI UKI II II 111 IIWT : J .
f births plete registration of deaths throughout KecOgnue Existence Of Evils.
T" U . T-. . .U j . 1 . . . . thft TTnfrf HI a lei T fi m vrat nrnhlm
not know ml h.it.t. o Is to effect such registration In tho vnristian scientists recognise tnar disorders This la eau I va lent to savin What Dr Cabot means bv "careful "'""""db w mi material remedies, it
The American misht renlv to e'Tmetl south and In the sparsely settled states these evils and discords exist in erring that every sick person is afflicted with study ' is not stated. Dr. Cabot does natlTaf th1 .ne should not experi-
the same effect In nerchsne 1... r,i,,i of the west. It will he more difficult to . . - , . . functional disease. Now It is not ros- not make clear whether or not he made mem wnn sometning that is ne
language. He does not know the exact eecure complete reristratlon of births; ... .
nd
slble to reallv cure a disease without
frolng to the bottom of It and eradlcat
ng Its foundation.
anv Investigation outside of a mere con- untried so long as the old ways prom-
(deration of the wordlne of the tes- Ie results.
tlmonies Neither is It stated why the Those who apply to Christian Science
mm 10 aiiempt me eollec- nil law is being enrorced with vigor and oe explained away, it cannot oe over-
hrJ-m kTTI- "lkr Inquiry physicians and mldwlres are prosecuted come by merely Ignoring It notwith-
hat will bring accurate re- when delinquent. The Michigan law of .nAlnl ,h. f.;. th,t .h. ,
e Is no registration are for 1906 should secure practically com- JLdJT ?T2T?llr, ln"
i ne reason wny is ex- h ii rctuma Th .rnhnriti.. f x.-. 1 "M" suum is
Christian Science Cures AIL
Every case of functional disease hav
ing an organic foundation can only be
cured by- destroying its organic foun
datlon.
these two distinguished luthorltl
doctor "concluded" that the 11 cases are as a rule those who have failed to the method Just described. A Christian
verr difficult to class "rrooa&iy" be- recover tnrough medicine, and if it be scientist would -not hope to succeed In
number of births each year for his nevertheless an artle Interest Is being " Paa tnem ny the same names
country as a whole, or for a single stats taken In this branch of registration, that others use. and they recognise that
or even a slnale cltv therein. Anil h Several of the New Pnrlsnd atat u . n . u .... ,.u -
h-slUtes-end he has been healtatlnc should be able to secure com nJeteril . m.'"Jm '"" .mHa "na
for over a half century since the snlrlt turns nf births The new Punn.viv.. overcome oy trutn. n.ven a gnost must
first moved him to attempt the eollec- nl i law la beinr enforced with viror and be explained away. It cannot be over-
IV! II Vi lllll
n a wav th
su Its. There
births as vet
nlntned in the mortallt ststistiea itnx C."u vr. " - .".. '' . mere apparition, a seemtnr. not
... v.i 1. 1. .i u u v... . .. t ' - - " pes nr. rirst imt mnti ah Th t m -" " - . . . - . mihf run soften I n es n rui to nrjs . , . u
r,."L" .I-'"'.-. .r -."r.. .V' deavorlng to promote registration of n, .k. -Ti.VZ. .v.. i.. fmct i. -rtKiih.-i th.t Christian Sd- ,"-,.. -. r...Hin. th. "l7"" "":"",.TU
- ' - .v. ...... . - - i i u ii ui V k a i r: do i n organic inn lunctioaai aisomers
Other Treatments Differ.
Thus the foundation of disease Is d-,
stroyed and the effects disappear from
the body. Other systems of giving a
mental treatment differ from Christian
Science In proportion aa they differ from
true that from a medical point of view , . ,. . . ,u. kii.
organic diseases are more difficult to curing a patient by the mere, belief th?t
ion to the functional rrouD
F!vldentlv it was his desire to h
charitable to himself and give the ben- heal It Is likely that more -cases sf- the patient will get well, although he Is
eflt of the douht to his own side or dieted with organic troubles apply to aware that such an encouraging; belief
"""" x""ri'T '"-;- i-omiiin ocience. . .lwsvs helpful to a patient. Thl
Therefore, on the testimony of said that these doubtful cases probably i my own practice extending through method which we have described abnv
the nf1,.'" 'Ta.TTZLII VI J!: renod or zo years, i have seldom had i, not as Pr. Cabot affirms, "alter
a patient wno was ni amicteq witn cinimhv
louotiess our critics surmise is cue
St'xnl
Hi 1
r;-"..,:"'" -ITlI.i""'' ;'V J",r.,.V'"'J Wrim. EspecUIly hopeful is the recent t. h;.V" . ." . V -vT.;. .7--o" . u.. . -h.A. h. -ir.. -no ..nn.hi. "'V" ""'.u,."'.'.""r"
ru" T.-i "I'.,:..'"?- ZZ. 'Wr.i.i'J .ol work In New Tork city, under which Ti . Cl ri. m " 'na" vl XX-.L.;.,,- X. h - ann my .ucce. n wn more unirorm to the fsct that be has mleunder
in . f- -iV; Nx- T number of births registered has of 1 the Chrl.Vlan lem-VT JoiTi " TW'' "at a functional disorder wun organic irouoies tnan witn tnose the teaching; and practice of Chrl
SI3: '7,1" M:",0rd"i,HWVh. lr infm In the !.V few yesr. tV'.h'.Ti. iSZZL hJch. r,1"t'- ln W.M H. .n Tn.l r,.,. hAV b,'n c11'1 nervou' d,or- Science " .
burden of the failure charsei to nerleet special law "lo provide for the better and comparing If with" his 'own iVnir- i 00 1 V"."1 " i ,v"r5 " .Dr. VJUlmby. accoMlnf I many r.H-
wHe: of Pyslclana. mldwfve. k' VT,' D,",rlet Sf 2U ' ths sr-rt 1- & ' ,7 b-TnT'i-.ff-ct must "or th. th. organic rUs. would have Pri.u, tn , 1 TLTl X 11
r parents, almost entire absence or Columbia" has lately been enacted by own patlenta' statements about their aSltJr L nJ it2 uU an 'eaual chance with the functional Prrril-g-ed to Explain. his treatment of tha sick- John o,n.
froserntlnns for neslect and lnrilsnnsl. cmre The .im hasorae for a rwn diseases' his "renciuslnnl se. cesslty reappear so long as its cause an equ-u cnnri wnn toe u" " ... man. a well known and relish e cltiteu
5n?lMbim; to'"ur".h.,0comrp5u1: fZl' W m,hU Chri.tla'gciincl eur7. U i'XT Cabot declare, th. Vot rr ,nn n' n,5,r" I" nc',on ?'cr1"' "B- of Bangor. Maine, who knew Mr .Q-.in, v
sory eoforcement of the laws. The re- ,h fnre should show the United ere probably genuine: but. ' secon. that -ihrm.. nf ii.titinii hitwwn or- authority went so far as to declare that lierlng. then, as I do, that moat Chris- Intimately, said that be tver n.,,-1
port states: "Not a single oae of the f."'1 i"..1' W,th hr IT1" th'T ,r " are. of orgaaJs dls- sanlo?nd functlona" troubles I. some- manv organic dleee.es were nervoua tlan Science cure are genuine g.nulne 0od- h lot rri!,r1'u " ' 1
U replies summarised cl.lmel all births J'sd na.ione wtth respect to the regis- eases. " WurT- It follows that It linot disorders Such an authority adds still of functional ln ense. though a good nan tru e
tered. as all should be under tratloa of Titai .utlsttoa. Inddentafly he declares Tunetlonal das betVeen an orianlo iUre to tbe confusion, and ie begin to fur" f '"".t tZ ftTj " ally and a good cittses,
an efficient law. No definite sUtewients - ' diseases art no more Imaginary than an and a functional disease, not would It wonder If, after ail. our isoeicaj breth- '"n artses whether the special methods Dr. Cabol decUres: 1 believe tv.. ,
were snade In it reporta In FprlnrSeld. proof the Earth Warr-e. .ngovemable temper or a bejky horse be easy to distinguish between an or- ren know aay more about the reel na- mental heeling employed by Chris- good snany warped tnlnda Jijst a
sd Teungstown. Ohla l Pr Is' Imaglrary. They are often the gaaic disease which is -produced t ture and cause of the disease tbaa tlan "-dentists differ from Other aveth- wtatsj typa ! reM !'. tf.i'
eer were stated to be registered, with visual proof that the earth mores source of acute end long continued snf- functional troubles" and one which l Christian Science. nds of mental healing." . . . -that helped by sharp tei.t in t ,--.f
Boston and Lynn, slavtt. coming next Is furnished at Columbia anlversity. ferlng: Indeed. I oell.ve that there Is ne not occasioned by functional troubles. YVhikr w make this statement we sre,. bv producing In tbe patient a strong direction." This bi- tr-. ( t ,
. rr cnt'.l" efce report e 4 l "sew Tork. where a t&eodulum 1 feet class of dlsesses that gives rise to o and to be on the safe side, every Indt- well aware of the ability of pur die- belief that he -will get well." . Then he would lrW'iy he ..,! to i t
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