Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

A small sanitarium should also be established
in connection with the Huntsville school. The
sanitarium building should not be of shoddy
character, neither should it be narrow and
contracted. It should be built substantially, and
there should be in it room for the physician and
nurses to carry on the work of healing the sick, and
giving patients and students an education in regard
to the right principles of living.
I now make a call that means shall be sent
direct to Nashville, that the fruit of the gospel in
good works may appear. The work there is to be
supervised by men who understand what needs to
be done and who have learned how to economize.
The work in the South must now receive
attention. It has stood in an unfinished condition
long enough. I now expect that the necessities of
this work will be seen and understood, and that our
people everywhere will be encouraged to send
donations great and small to Nashville. The
workers there have waited patiently until the
Washington Fund should be made up. This fund
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