Testimony of Healing November 12, 1904 Issue

Of the many cases of healing which I have experienced, I...

Effie Ellsler Weston with contributions from J. D. Davison

Of the many cases of healing which I have experienced, I want to cite one. Prior to a professional tour through the various parts of the country, for a number of consecutive weeks, I was busy with rehearsals, of which I was an important factor, being at leisure about five minutes out of the three hours consumed in the presentation of our play, and being in one brief instance obliged to waltz.

The first week of preparation passed, when the Sunday following found me laid up for repairs with a dislocation of the knee, unable to move even around my room without assistance. I was in despair, having in mind not only the necessity of my presence at our future rehearsals, but the possibility of some twenty-four people being forced to be idle, pending my recovery.

My husband suggested a practitioner, to which I acquiesced. At the conclusion of the Sunday services, which he attended, he was directed to the lady, who called upon me that same afternoon, and with excellent results, for on Monday morning I not only visited her office but attended rehearsal, which required the ascent of four flights of stairs, in addition to being constantly on my feet. For six days I visited my practitioner, prior to the beginning of the day's work, until I finally felt that error was crawling away defeated. I left New York the succeeding week, and for eleven months traveled and worked without a return of the difficulty, nor have I been troubled since.

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