Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

have rest of mind which is so essential to recovery
of health.
In new places where schools are being set in
operation, arrange to have a treatment-room or
rooms connected with the school. Let this place be
outside the main school building, so that the sick
will be where it is quiet. Let those who are
qualified to teach, give lessons on treating the sick.
Soon much permanent fruit will be gathered, in
physical improvement and in spiritual
advancement, which, combined, will be of great
advantage.
Over the medical missionary department, as
well as over every other department of the school,
there should be a head instructor to teach those
under him. The beginning may be small. There
may be only a few patients; but as the head
instructor gives treatments, to these, quite a number
of students can look on to see how he does this
work, and they can help him in many ways. Thus
they will learn to do this kind of work themselves.
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