A Medical Missionary’s Work in India

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jul 23, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 30.

A Medical Missionary’s Work in India

Of a medical missionary who died recently, after forty-three years of earnest work in India, it is said: 'The amount of pain and misery which he relieved by his direct acts and sympathy, and by the men and women he raised up and trained, and by the system of dispensaries he put in operation, is beyond computation. It was such lives as his that led Lord Lawrence, the Indian viceroy, to say, 'Notwithstanding all the English race has done for India, the missionaries have done more than all other agencies put together.''