Miracles in My Life - J. N. Loughborough

Southwick. The man said, "He lives in the second
house from here." Elder Cornell then asked, "Has
righteousness that maketh a man righteous been
through this land?"
"Yes!" the man replied. "There are a few of us
here who are trying to keep all the Commandments
of God. Are you not the brethren from the East of
whom we read in the Review who are coming to
Wisconsin?"
The man was Elder Phelps, leader of their
company. Here we spent several days speaking to
them and neighbors who ventured in. On learning
we would come back that way on our trip to
Illinois, they promised to seat a grove for a meeting
on our return.
We were especially anxious to meet J. H.
Waggoner, former editor of a county paper, who
had accepted the truth and begun to preach. He had
been active among the Baptists. He lived at
Packwaukee, a day's journey farther north. When
we reached there we learned he was holding a
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