The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-21
would like to correspond with some of the cousins
between II and IA years of age.

would like to correspond with some of the cousins
between II and IA years of age.
Matte Hamel, Flag, Ala. / will tell the cousins
about little Willard Ford, of Wills, Ala. He is a
helpless Invalid. / am so glad the kind people
synpethise with him, for he needs much sympathy.
Do you think you could sing and pass your time by
singing If there were pains in your limbs hard
enough TO burst the bones? No. there is not one in
every hundred thatwould. wish you could sec
him. lie looks so pitiful on his bed, where he is
compelled to stay. Dear cousins, do not be dis
eourased If you do not get answer to letters you
write 10 him, for he con not answer them and his
paer mother (being feeblo} is not able to give him
the attention he needs without writing OF doing
anything else If she could avoid it. Hourli
mites arc received with much thanks, l know, for
he is needy. dollar is great treasure to him
when heneeds medicine and he needs that all the
time. Hsome of the kind druggists would only
send him one bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla, 1t would
be great helpto him.
Marshall Smith, Hope, Ga: have been a long
but silent admirer of the childrens corner. have
noticed marked Improvement in your letters, dear
cousins and to Improve in your letter writing you
should strive to make every letter you write TO
Aunt Susie better than the last one, aud | would
suggest that when you write n letter, to Keep an
exact duplicate of same, anil you make mistake
you will know it when your letter is printed
would like for you to try this plan awhile and see
how you like it. If the cousins all will send me a
one cont stamp will send them nice little book.
want to correspond with any live, energetic boy
between IL and 20 years old.
Eola Fletcher Bottsford, Ga; You cannot
imagine how much pleasure II is to me to read the
bright and interesting letters the girls and boys
write to the dear old CONSTITUTION. Should mine
miss the waste basket, would be pleased to know
that they gave the cousins half the plcasuSS that
theirs do me. Cousins, the grangcrs had an all day
meeting or picnic yesterday at Rural Hill academy
and such a nice dinner we had All present seemed
TO enjoy the day. wish some of you could have
been with US. am afraid to tell my age Tor fear
some of the cousins will say, "she is too large TO
write for our columns" Never mind. am q school
girlandin nay teens.
Euphenio joiner, Tennille, Ga: Aunt Susie,
enjoyed your letters fram Philadelphia aud New
1ork'oxtremely WE'LL they were so interesting
nmsanxious TO hear about raw head and bloody
benes.p lcanit imagnerwhat You are going to tell
Ihaye been going to scheol this year, but ATM not
going now, for the good that there not any,
We hadthemost amusing teacher ever saw some
times. When any Of the boys would be late getting
in after the bell rang, he would go out TO the road
to meet them and run them to tho house with a
whip. My mama and sister are going to visit my
grandmother next week and ! am going to keep
house. Don't you know will have time!
Tillie f. Allen, Freen State, S. c.: lam going to
write you little letter; it's so nice TO have such
nice aunte. Mama takes THE CONSTITUTION and
80 49, 80 w ~, 49,, ~ ii 10 nei iist yeaf;
az ti, 80 w. sas son'ooi ,,iu suy schooi
-, -, ~. s'esi5 9'o, oii'ii'icue' sepBi"phS,
don't have time for pets, as have tohclp mama
cook when come from school, l must tell the
little cousins what can do made me two quilts;
one when was six years old, the other when was
90, i.s,. oio 70 si'o ir a,u sota
sponns oro tar 49,, p a,'a
mama oought me doll nearly as large as am for
getung inc premium
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CT i rVssoi, ,ptl., ti., tsaf Aunt
- NE " seo iaGe' pus know that
Dus t'i'iiA you hlent seho ine your
Fletote' 'Afe ie'e ~ ip''ny Netteis ~ LIE CON
t.n .e eSi eousps apou, your picture
INV " .ouis rei9s eoln put
'. ~ ~ s'4i4t'tS''o " 10 Al AilSsisslRpi then anu
pr aoe yos, pIG.uie h"Ne no pets, pus
r,,,,, t ~ 1 ~ pix Tissue peper nave
d;d ~. so M oioe peiole ms pue
escape nat dreadful waste basket VIII Close, with
mueh love 10 Aunt susie and the cousins. ] am II
years Old
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- % n'oet NaVniiIf"n, va, want 70 teii you
"ii Vi oui SUR Dathlg you leave savannah ln'the
Wu tItei snois run over sihoo'h ROAD
peu "i'nou' puHcc VI ousl, you arrive upon as
poaGn as can 10 ,oulu IN tne southern
" VIC Ioau - "isl interest;
been Cred at some yankee vessel durihg the late
war. ohtHesouth end OF the beaehis thewreck Of
Hnrk now'ainost Destroyed by the water, storrns
andfre AHaiong the beech set back a little are
neGt little cottages making the whole picturesque
ana attractive The bathing Is all that could be dc.
si7ed' inPigorallng and uplifting one. would
IKE to correspond with Borta a. II she viii write
me VIII loke great pleasure In answering her
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Robert dIlihn, Infayette. Aln; love TO read
the COUSINS letters very much. ] am completely
ceptivaled with Nell, OF Madison, Ga, and hope
she VIII continue TO Keep her eornernp. We bayea
beautif1l little town situated in the central portion
OF the state, with 300 inhabitants We have good
schools with able teachers IN charge ! am
patton. J do dearly wish could have the pleasure
ofmsetinB soIneo OF the cousins, as they nil seen to
beAo ENTERTAINING ana Aunt Susie, We all feel
grateful for allowing US the privilege of correspond
ing through IHE GoSsIiTuTioN.
NINA,
aAIy ~ " nls' i1s'hon., ga; Dear Auunl SUSIE
bappSiieu W Can iHN we sth OF Sny' got my