For some time a poor German girl, a domestic, has been...

For some time a poor German girl, a domestic, has been lying helpless, at the lower end of the town, and asking me to come and treat her, as she had heard of some wonderful things in that part of the town, done through me in Science. I sent word to Mrs. S. to go and see her, and I would help her. She found her in a dirty bed, in a little kitchen, unable to lift her hand, and the people about her very unkind. Mrs. S., therefore, rented a room for her in this part of town for a month, and put in a bed. Mrs. S. and Mrs. B. came to me last evening, and asked me to treat her while they nursed her. I went last evening to the house where Mrs. S. had found her, and gave her a treatment, and all pain left her at once. This morning I gave her another, and told her to dress and be ready when the ladies came. Mrs. S. came when she was dressing, to remove her to the room that had been prepared, and had brought her hired man, and a big comforter to roll her up in when they should take her in their arms to the carriage; but she walked to the carriage, and got in alone, free from pain or fatigue. The girl will come to see me in two days. She was just ready, and it was my chance to declare the Truth.—G., Chicago, March 17, 1889.