John Good's Healing of Chronic Head Pain

“Not long after my return, a man named John Good called at the Frink farm; on his way to Elyria to consult a physician and if possible get relief for a terrible pain in his head, from which he had suffered a long time, and which was rapidly growing worse. Sister Frink, with her usual zeal, spoke to him of the gift of healing, and advised him to have me administer to him. Not being a religious man, he at first demurred, but finally allowed her to send for me. I came down from upstairs, where I was studying, was introduced to him, and after a few minutes conversation, administered to him for the pain. When I was through, he arose without a word, left the house, got into his buggy, and drove back home. Subsequently he told Sister Frink that the pain had stopped the moment my hands touched him.”

— Orson F. Whitney, Through Memory's Halls