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The ideas presented in "The Christian Science of Health, based on the Scriptures," are the result of years of experience, observation and study. They are not untried theories, for they have been put into practice by hundreds of Christians throughout the world, and wherever tried, have proved successful in bringing about a more joyous, healthy and useful life than would have been possible without them, and those who have been living by these principles will have no hesitation in recommending them to anyone who is seeking the right road to health and happiness.

It will be necessary for the reader of this book to keep a Bible by his side throughout the time while he is engaged in its study, as the references given must be read for the proper understanding of "The Christian Science of Health," and as each new truth is grasped, it must be at once put into practice, as this will greatly assist in the comprehension of the rest. Unless this is done, the reader cannot expect to receive any benefit from the book, or from the Bible, whence its ideas are drawn.

To those who do read and practice its principles, however, there will, without doubt, come the blessings of health-improvement and happiness which they have been seeking, and have sought in vain elsewhere.

So the writer would say, "Go, little book, the world is wide," and there are many souls waiting for the light which may come to them through thy pages; carry a blessing to them, and so fulfill the mission on which thou art sent. Mary Starck.

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