Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

What a fearful mistake it would be to amputate a
limb that could be saved by patient care. Your
conclusions have been too hastily drawn. Put these
patients in the best room in the hospital, and give
them the very best of care and treatment. Use every
means in your power to save them from going
through life in a crippled condition, their
usefulness damaged for life."
The sufferers were removed to a pleasant room,
and faithful helpers cared for them under the
speaker's direction; and not a limb had to be
sacrificed.
Publishing in the South
Other scenes passed before me. I was in a room
where a number were assembled in Council.
Brother E. R. Palmer was presenting the idea that
small, local presses were not needful, and were run
at great expense. He said that he thought that all
our book-making should be done at one publishing
house, at one place, and thus save expense.
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