Fulfillments of the Visions.
To the truthfulness of the statements made by Bro. Loughborough in his article headed, Remarkable fulfillments of the Visions, in Review No. 5, the following certificates have been furnished: This certifies that I have read the article in Review No. 5, present volume, concerning Mrs. A. I was living in Vergennes at the time of the meeting mentioned, when Bro. and sister White, Bro. Loughborough and Cornell, were present. As far as I can recollect, the statements made concerning Mrs. A.'s course in Vergennes and the admission of Mrs. P. concerning the vision relating to him and Mrs. A., is a correct statement. And further, Mrs. A., when questioned at my house concerning said vision relating to her and Mr. P., said to my wife that she “did not dare say anything against that vision for fear she should be found fighting against God.” My father, now dead, is the Bro. G. named in that article, who embraced the truth after the above meeting. Orleans, Mich., Jan. 20, 1867. We hereby certify that we have read Bro. Loughborough's article concerning Mrs A.'s visit to our house, and her saying she “did not dare say anything against the vision concerning her, for fear she should fight against God.” The statements are correct to the best of our memory, save that it was Bro. Salhin who came in and made the remark, “Mrs A. is here,” &c, although Bro. Bates was in the place at the time, as specified. BERSEY WILSON.
FIDELIA A. MAYNARD.
AMELIA A. WILSON. Greenville, Mich., Jan. 24, 1867.