Dear Sir: —I have been thinking
ever since the speaking in
ton that I would write you a
lines to let you know that I am one
of your admirers, and regard your
line of work as sacred work. May
God prolong your days, is my prayer.
I took four of my little boys with me
to hear and see you. We went 21
miles in a two-horse wagon and en
joyed it so much. lam a subscriber
to both The Jells and they can’t be
beat in these United States. I would
be glad if you could arrange to give
us an address in Butler, Taylor Coun
ty. I am informed that you have
been invited. The laugh is'on Hoke.
Old Fred did play a nasty trick on
you. Go right on with the good
work. I believe God has a protect
ing arm rround you. I remain.
Your true friend,
JOHN R. BALDWIN.
Howard, Ga.
THE INCONSISTENCY OF
BROTHER SEELY.
