Article October 10, 1901 ISSUE

Testimonies given at First Church of Christ, Scientist, Dayton, O.

Dayton Herald

The leader of the meeting said in part:—

"It affords me great pleasure to speak of a case of healing of one who is with us this evening. A Christian Scientist has no desire to bring in his own personality, realizing that it is the impersonal Truth that does the work. It is one case among many thousands in its wonderful nature, and yet I am glad to say that it is one of three almost similar cases I have had in my practice in the last seven years. While the case I wish to speak of is not as the one that was born blind as we have had in this evening's lesson, yet I am pleased to say for the Truth's sake that this lady has had her sight restoryed after twelve years' total blindness. She is acquainted with some of the members of this church who will greatly rejoice to learn the good news, this being the first time it has been made public. After the oculist pronounced the optic nerve dead, twelve years ago, there existed no hope, her family and friends looking upon her as hopelessly blind, never expecting that she would see again, so when the change came it was almost impossible for them to comprehend that such a thing could be done.

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