Testimony of Healing May 3, 1900 Issue

Organic and Hereditary Troubles Healed

J. W. B.

Although I had numerous inherited troubles, yet the tender care of a loving home so alleviated them that the childhood ills are almost forgotten. But when early left to earn a livelihood the difficulties were so increased that work and sickness alternated at short intervals for several years.

Allopathy, homœopathy, surgery, hygiene, mind-cure, etc., were unavailing. Will-power had become exhausted, and the last two years were spent at health-resorts and sanatirums.

I went to Denver in winter, hoping to be freed from malarial fevers, but the old symptoms of nervous prostration increased. The residents said that while the high altitude was a curative for fevers, yet it engendered nervous diseases. Weighing carefully the two verdicts, I decided that the malaria was easier to endure than the many ills of nervous prostration, and returned home.

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