The
Paredise
Valley
Saniteriun
«5-
#hen
shall
we
open
the
place
for
patiente?
was
8
question
often
dis-
cussed,
Several
were
impatiently
weitinz
to
enter,
dut
how
could
we
admit
them
while
the
house
was
being
repeinted
inside,
asnd
while
the
large
kitehen
range
was
being
set
up?
One
morning
&
lady
come
unannounced,
and
insisted
upon
eteying.
Others
came
before
we
were
ready,
and
patisnts
continued
to
come
till
there
were
twenty,
and
our
workers
wore
kept
s0
busy
that
there
has
been
no
time
as
yet
for
a
formal
opening,
One
evening,
just
before
we
left,
a
four-horse
team
drawing
a
large,
heavy
wagon,
drove
in,
bdringing
gifts
to
the
sanitarium
from
San
Pasgual.
In
the
load
there
were
potatoes,
squash,
ecanned
fruit,
and
two
beasutiful
Jeraay
cows,
During
the
last
three
nights
of
my
stay
at
this
institution,
mech
in-
struction
was
given
me
regarding
the
sanitariums
which
for
years
have
been
greatly
noeded,
end
which
should
long
ago
bave
been
equipped
and
set
in
work-
inz
order,
ledical
missionary
work
is
to
be
to
the
third
angel's
message
ss
the
right
hand
to
the
body.
Our
saniteriums
are
one
great
means
of
doing
med~-
ical
missionary
work.
They
are
to
reach
the
people
in
thelr
need,
The
workers
connected
with
cur
ssnitariums
ere
to
be
sympathetie,
kind,
and
straightforward
in
their
dealings
with
one
another
and
with
the
patients.
Their
words
and
dceds
ere
to
be
noble
end
upright.
They
sre
ever
to
receive
from
Christ
light
and
grace
snd
love
to
impart
to
those
in
darimess.
By
their
efforts
the
sick,
the
sinful,
the
prodigsls,
who
have
left
the
Fether's
house,
are
to
be
encoursged
to
return.
OGod's
word
to
these
workers
is,
"lo,
I
am
with
you
alway,
even
unto
the
end
of
the
world.”
"Fear
not,
neither
be
dis-
souraged;
for
I
am
thy
God.
B,
G,
W#hite
Reviow
and
Herald,
March
AR08,