READING MATTER FOR THE SOUTH.
By C. O. TAYLOR
If any of our people wish to send me a box of back numbers of Reviews, Reformers, or Signs, they will please correspond with me at Reynolds, Taylor Co., and not send any papers without writing me. I am much pleased with the interest our brethren take in sending reading matter South. I can testify to the great good it has done. It is discouraging to write, and get no answer, as some of our people have done. I cannot say how it is in all such cases; but many who have not answered letters addressed to them are much interested, and have received some light. In some instances they intended to write, but put it off till they were ashamed, or the card or letter got lost and they did not remember the address. I speak from personal knowledge when I say that the reading has done good in several cases of this kind. I do a great deal of labor where I see no present fruit. An editor in Brooks Co. said to me, “You have no idea of the change your views have made in the sentiments of the people,” We are to cast our bread upon the waters.