Miracles in My Life - J. N. Loughborough

series of meetings another day's journey to the
west. T. M. Steward of Packwaukee, who had
begun to keep the Sabbath, piloted us with his
horse and carriage to the place of Waggoner's
labors. When we arrived, we found him suffering
with granulated eyelids, and so we filled his
appointments for him. Then we went still farther
north to Metomen to meet J.M. Stephenson and D.
P. Hall, two active First-day Adventist ministers
who had just taken their stand for the Sabbath. We
held a week's meetings so that they might be more
fully instructed in the truth.
From this point we began our journey south
with Waggoner, Stephenson, and Hall
accompanying us as far as Koshkonong. About
halfway there lived a devoted brother and his wife
who were anxious that their town have opportunity
to hear "The United States in Prophecy." The men
accompanying us had no faith we would have a
congregation and voted that I should speak. To our
surprise the schoolhouse was packed. As we
journeyed on the next day, these brethren
complained that I had taken all the time and not
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