Miracles in My Life - J. N. Loughborough

persons in Wisconsin who were keeping the
Sabbath and reading the Review, and it was our
purpose to call upon them all. On the next Sabbath
we visited Brother and Sister Brown in Beloit, and
the following Sabbath met with the few believers
in Madison at the home of Brother Turner. Though
the number was small we held meetings and had an
interesting time. About all the reading matter we
had for our people at that time was the eight-page
Review every two weeks, the monthly Youth's
Instructor, a few pamphlets and Mrs. White's
Experience & Views.
After visits with other isolated believers, we
came to Koshkonong where there was a company
of twenty, the largest number of any one place in
the state. We had the name of the most prominent
one among them, and as we neared the settlement
we inquired for him. Finally we saw a man in a
cornfield near the road. Elder Cornell said, "I am
going to ask that man the question asked in the
Apocrypha of the Old Testament."
First he inquired for the home of Milton
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