Nashville Sanitarium and Protestant Magazine
By Editor
A RECENT number of the Southwestern Union Record has this to say of the Nashville Sanitarium: "The Lord has been smiling upon the sanitarium ever since the conference decided to take hold of the work in real earnest and to carry it on in harmony with the revealed will of the Lord. The work of the Lord has always prospered under such conditions, and this will not be an exception. Although handicapped for want of proper facilities, a good measure of success has attended its work, and at this writing the number of patients and guests in the institution is larger than at any previous time for six months or more. Satisfied and discharged patients are recommending their friends to visit the place, and this is as it should be. Let all the people work and pray for the Nashville Sanitarium, until its reproach is rolled away and it stands an honor and a credit to our work in the South." Dr. H. J. Hoare, of Los Angeles, Cal., has been secured as medical superintendent, and has been accorded a hearty welcome by the friends in Nashville, where he has already entered upon his duties. We believe this institution has before it a brighter future. REV. W. F. SUHR, of Illinois, encloses $4 for 16 yearly subscriptions to the Protestant Magazine. He adds: "At a conference of Lutheran ministers, mention was made of your magazine, and several of the brethren spoke highly of it. We recognize the danger threatening from the Pope of Rome, the Antichrist, and are fighting against this power of darkness with the right weapon, the pure gospel of Jesus Christ. In the spirit in which Luther prayed, we pray for you. The enclosed subscriptions were taken at that conference."