Wright. But Mr. Spillers spilt out
two columns of Gospel truths unde-,
niable. Hard corn that Mr. Wright’s
teeth were too sore to crack and his
stomach too weak to digest. There
fore, he yelled no more sermon
spills, and is in favor of choking off
all such little know-alls. This is not
the first time an effort has been made
to smother the truth. I would be
glad to see some more of Mr. Spil
lers’ spills in the Jeffs. My father is
one of Mr. Wright’s little one-horse
(Primitive Baptist) preachers, serves
three churches, plows an old mule,
thirty years old, and makes thirty
bushels of corn per acre and a bale
of cotton per acre; does not live on
a salaried ministry, opposes Foreign
Missions, has jut bought and read
your book on Foreign Misions, and
says it is the completest thing he
ever saw. I am reading it now, and
the more I read the more I wonder
will the people, -who are supporting
it, never get their eyes open to the
reality of where their money is go
ing, and the little good it is accom
plishing? May God spare you to live
to a ripe old age, and that you may
live to see better times, religiously
and politically, is the wish of your
sincere admirer
Empire, Ga. ’ JAS. W. FLOYD.
WANTS A REVIA 7 AL OF THE OLD
RED CLAY PIPE.
