Testimony of Healing March 23, 1899 Issue

Mental Surgery

Emma Sarvis Young with contributions from E. K. Betts

It is some ten years since I became interested in Christian Science through two associate teachers of the schools of this city, and a gentleman who had been healed of a supposed incurable stomach trouble.

We have a church here with a membership of over thirty, all earnest, faithful workers and seekers for Truth, and most of us are members of the Mother Church. For some reason there has never been a demonstration sent to the Journal or Sentinel from this far off western city. It is my great pleasure to be able to give one at this time.

My mother went to visit my sister who lives fourteen miles from Eureka. While there she helped care for the babies. A week ago she lifted one of the little ones and hurt her back so badly that the pain prostrated her. My sister was up stairs and was shocked to see mother come up, creeping on her hands and knees and looking so pale. She got her into bed and at her request went to the telephone and sent word for us to treat her—stating the trouble. She did not get relief.

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