21st I called upon Sister Coffort Vining 31 Wm Street
And spent the fore part of the day she was A warthy woman
& strong in the faith Also Sister Hand I called at Mr Smith
Tuttles found Sister Tuttle sick was As yellow as saffern
I Administered to her by the laying on of hands. I then
called [on] Mr Jesse Luddington water street Sister Tuttle
recieved A Blessing by the laying on of hands most of her
friends had expected she would die but she was healed by
the laying on of hands. A number of comforters like
Jobs had called upon her And reproached her because
she was ^sick^ inasmuch as she professed to believe in God,
And asked why [she] did not call upon her Elders to heal
her. this was done to reproach her. And she spoke out
And said O that the Lord would send Br Woodruff
here. it was but A few minutes before she recieve A
note from me stateing that I was coming And when
I laid hands upon her she was healed indeed And felt
to praise the Lord. I spent the night at Mr Luddingtons
on water street Fair haven
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