Healing of Mrs. Emily Houseman from fits and mental illness

Mrs. Emily Houseman suffered from headaches, mental instability, and frequent fits (up to nine a day). Two physicians concluded she could not be restored to health. After her husband repented of his bitterness toward the Church, he invited Elders Joseph Larson and E. L. Black to administer to her. After their administration and encouragement, she slept well through the night and was relieved of her condition.

Fuller account of this event (the complete account as preserved in The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star, Vol. 58, No. 36, 3 September 1896, p. 573):

Mrs. Emily Houseman, of this place, had been suffering for some time with severe headaches, mental instability, and frequent fits, sometimes having as many as nine in one day. Two physicians had been called in, and after a thorough examination, they concluded that she could not be restored to health. Her husband, who had been very bitter against the Church, finally repented of his sins, and invited Elders Joseph Larson and E. L. Black to administer to his wife. They did so, and after giving her some good advice, they left. She slept well through the night, and from that time on she has been entirely relieved of her condition.