The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-14
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question: VINO was it struck dead by laying his
hand on the altar?
Bette Sanderson, Pedlar Mills, Amherst Va: I
live in Cumberland but now my school is out and
am ON visit to my sister in Amherst. wish somo
of the cousins could be with me rp here in the
mountains 1t is the first Tine ever saw any The
scenery is SO grand with mountains on every side
Sister has one OF the IIigh-ArIn machines and ikes
itsplendidly Everybody likes ii and wants one lust
like it. Mama says she will get me one when get
home. VIII some OF the cousins please send me a
piece ofpoetry, commencing each line alphabet
cally? would like very much TO correspond With
some OF the cousins
Paul Hamilton, Hamilton Ala: / have never
written to you, my dear little cousins, but would
like 10 join your circle / have no pets but my
cousins, Ruth and Pansy. Grandma likes tho
sisters' recipes for making lightbread. She makes
splendid bread herself but she wants to improve.
lnotced inthe last issue letter from Belle Lowe,
Fayetteville, Ark wish Belle would write to me
II she knows Agnes, Ethel and Bertha Conner.
Una Reese, Lewiston, N. c.: l am little girl 10
years old and live in the country about mile from
lewiston have been going to school ever since
Christmas, but school is out now and lam very
glad, for it is too warm to go to school What has
become Of Betsy Hamilton and Uncle Win? do like
to read their letters much; l like also toread
your letters of your travels they interesting
Papa thinks that have some relatives in Georgia
as my Grandpa Reese had two brothers who moved
from Southampton county, Va, to Georgia about
seventy years ago
Annie Awtry, Powder Springs, Ca Aunt Susie,
please greet this with smile, and you will mako
one sick girl feel better Cousins will you do the
same? The amount of happiness we can produce ia
incaleulable ii we will showIa smiling face and q
kind heart and speak pleasant words. On the other
hand, by sour looks, words and lretful ds.
position, we can make a number of persons
wfetcheu almost beyond endurance Wear
pleasant eountenanee, let JOY beam In your eyes and
love glow III your face, There are few joys 50 great
rs that whch springs from ltnd act or pleasant
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a S,llile' VINO wan refuse u snhie'
And turn to love the heart of girls
ana cheek The falling tears
peiue num- Mciyie' ou'' come hkea 1857
svep "io ask lot abundance as one OF the cousins
VIZ YOU W 90 Aluu us ~ 'ke INC lil' an 1llue
Hiii, VIZ pe - ge"is ou next 'ulilp sea sowing
l ,, H'ii'0h " nv '."' iuns. ilFS
uM"s VIZ ieie ~ .iie lloui'os OF horth georgia,
wi'eto we iisvo no or rch people put
VIC nave glorious cnnla'e ana piehty OF good COO
found anywhere. We have good school and good
teachers. am not going TO school now, but will
start soon. My papa is farmer and lives In the
country and am staying in town to go to school
whenever ii starts am tired Of staying up here in
these mountains, and / wish some duke would
come and take me 10 his happy home and lei me
share part of his happiness, think it would be
so nice to get off down in the southern part of Geor-
think it is so nice to have so many neces like Won
Aunt Susie hope that YOU will love me TOO I
think IL very kind of YOU TO treat all of the little
strangers so well.
w EDWARD Little, Penny liill N. C.i lam IL
years OF age. MY papa takes THE CONSTIPATION
and enjoy reading the cousins letters. Aunt
Susie, am sorry your little dog died; you have my
deepest sympathy I will send you n bouquet, and
hone IL win he the first ever sent nv hov ,yould