Article March 21, 1901 Issue

Christian Science Healed Her

with contributions from A. Tennyson

Syracuse (N. Y.) Herald

Lyons, January 30.—Mrs. George Gardiner is just making acquaintance with the world. This week she took her first ride on an electric car. She has been in bed thirty years, rigid in every muscle, helpless, only moving her lips sufficiently to murmur her needs and to receive nourishment.

Three months ago she became interested in Christian Science and her family allowed a healer to treat her. Improvement was apparent in a few weeks and progressed so that Mrs. Gardiner at the end of two months was walking about the house, and last week took a trip to Syracuse.

Physicians say that paralysis was brought on at the age of twenty by a fall downstairs, and that for the last few years the invalid could have walked could she have been persuaded that the physical crippling had passed away.

Syracuse (N. Y.) Herald.

Thrice blest whose lives are faithful prayers,
Whose loves in higher love endure:
What souls possess themselves so pure,
Or is there blessedness like theirs?

A. Tennyson

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