The San Francisco call., 1898-06-13
4 THIRD
 HEALING
 CLAIMED Experience of Mrs. Montgomery. SUBJECT OF FAITH CURE TELLS OF THE ASSURANCE OF HER RECOVERY. Walks Out of Her Room and Attends a Two-Hour Service After Weeks of Suf-
 fering.
SUBJECT OF FAITH CURE
TELLS OF THE ASSURANCE OF
 HER RECOVERY.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
 908 Broadway. June l2

sos Broadway, June l2.
 Mrs Carrie Judd Montgomery, who claims to have been snatched from death by faith in the Great Physician" on two previous occasions, declares to-day that she has again been miraculously healed through faith, when science said she must die. Mrs. Montgomery is a well-known special aid in the Salvation Army and is often spoken of as the wife of Mil nonaire Montgomery, although MT. Mont gomery denies that he is worth any such amount.
 For the past six weeks Mrs. Montgom- cry has been a terrible sufferer. First she had cerebro-spinal meningitis, and physi- clans, called against her will, pronounced her case a hopeless one. She refused med icine and professional nurses, counte- nancing nothing but faith in the healing power of her Creator to restore her to health. This was at her country home at Lytton Springs, and she recovered and came here. going about her daily work at the various homes and institutions which she and her husband have established at Beulah. near Mills College.
 She was taken ill suddenly with nervous prostration and has suffered intensely. Dr. Stark, Christian" physician, was called but she refused to have anything to do with him. A nurse was called, but that refused to sleep, with her in the house. In this condition and with her digestive organs refusing entirely to do their duty, the missionary and Christian Alliance members set day of prayer for her re- covery. To-day she declared to her friends that from that day she has improved, be- ing able to digest anything. she ate.
 Friday last MT. Francis. a conse- crated member of the alliance living in San Francisco. felt impressed with the duty of calling upon some sick one. He took the boat for this city, and on the way read an account of Mrs. Montgom- ery's serious illness in The Call He at once decided that she was the sick one he could see. In company with a MT. Brote. another member, he called. and they held season of prayer The rest is best told in Mrs. Montgomery's own words:
 T was alone in my room this morning with Mrs. Fanny Montgomery" she said when relating her experience, when l received the assurance of my healing. had never doubted Gods power, and when l felt as l did l arose and went happiness of the hour were sublime. Af ter going downstairs for while after breakfast l returned to my room, refus- ing to lean on MT. Montgomery's arm or that of any other but my Great Physf- cian.'
 From Il to 1 o'clock Mrs Montgomery sat through the usual Sunday service at Beulah, at which all of the children from the two orphanages were present as well as many others. She sat by the organ, and at the close showed no signs of fa- tigue or nervousness. She gives due credit to the members of the alliance who prayed for her, but believing in God s power for the improved condition she finds herself in. She will attend the ses- sions of the annual convention which commence this week in the Congrega- tional Church and tell her own story, if all goes well.
 Her early life and cure from consump- ton when she was so wasted that she could not lift her head from her pillow has been published in nearly dozen languages, and published in the press of the East when it occurred. That was in her home in Buffalo, N. Y. She has but one child, beautiful daughter she calls Faith in recognition of the many blessings she has received