The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-02-14

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and failed to reach her. VIII she not ten us where
and how TO obtain the powder for truit.canniny of
which she speaks VIII you kind ediress pleasttol
us how to put in wantad for help or other THINGS
and remain unknown? How to save You trouble |
mean, and manage the stamp. viii b. grateful
for homemade recipe OF ginger snaps, blit;le and
spicy like bakers snaps. Please tell the secret OF
britlIeneSs. II some one wishes few seeds of the
dlshrag Sourd or some Spanish moss or CUTTINGS of
night blooming ceres ,whitcl and win send few
seeds OF the vegetable peach OF eloteT- cardamomum
or root of sameiby giving address | viii send 10
them and give my address Would gladly exchange
with Maggie Boyd for cinnamon vine OF quiveling
aspin, If agreeable with her. Thanks to Aunte Tor
scrap book ideas.
Note-Will some of the ladies answer the above
questions! Your name can be withheld and given
TO anyone who 'e1ds stamps or answer.
NJ, floueer, MoD.-We expected that you would
publish all the names You put in your Bible and
have thought with anguish of one dear contributor,
little Matte Susie steele, who would never see her
name. On the 9Th Of pecember, 1857, her beautiful
blue eyes were closed in their last long sleep: Il
busy little hands were folded in eternal rest and the
mtrfy voice that oar sweetest music, hushed
forever. The light and sun l!ine Of cur lives seems
darkened; and there is quiet and sorrow now where
once was mirth and gladncss. Hcr lovely face and
winning ways won for her many fiends, who
mourn with us that in Mes rosy dawn she has been
taken from us, ana all our fcndhopes for the future
But in her innocence and purity she has been
gathered INTO the fold of tie Good shepherd: and
safer than these without tic fali, are those that
have entered in
The b!Td-like voice, whose joyons toNes
Made glad these scenes of sin and st4e,
Sings now an everlasting song
Amid the Tree OF Life"
Ida May Walker, Social Circle Gn.--lam indebted
TO The Kingdom Tor many pleasant moments. The
old rocking ehar is n dear object to lne. have one
that my mother used so long. Day after day she
in it, helpless invalid. Now she is in heaven and
the chair has been set away from the window by
the chimney corner, and 1 must 50 through life
mctherless. 10, l am with you Away" touched n
responsive chord i'll my heart have,earned to look
to Hum for every help. have put the scrapin my
album, hoping some one else may some time read
and understand it Just as do. Is Lcola NJ. Head
of Haw Ridge, Ala, an orphan? if So would like
to correspond with her. I would like to get The
poem of Beautiful Snow will you please publish
lP Can you or any OF the sisters furnish me with
the words ola song beginning "Come home early
tonight, dear boy?' l will thank any one for the
song.
Mrs. J. H. Parnum Groesbeck, Limestone county,
TeXas-My husband is subscriber TO TIE CoNsTI-
TUITION. l enjoy reading the Womans Kingdom
think one of the little cousins has been misinormed
about the Geological Gardens being free lived in
London all my life until four years'ago when mar
rled and came here and the cheapest 1t was to
my knowledge was six pence,or in American money
twelve cents. fully sympathize with the sisters
who have lost their little ones; had sweet baby
girl taken away; miss her, oh so, much l have o
quantity of new sheet music which will exchange
for shrubs anything useful or ornamental. 1 en-
close card from London for your scrap book, Aunt
Susie.
Many thanks; It is very pretty.
Mrs. H G. Mays, Hamburg, S. CT you'd like to
correspond with some young lady fully competent
to take charge of small school. l want her to
teach Latin and music Address as above.
Mrs, j. C. Mayson, Showdown Ala.-I thought 1
would write and ask some one to exchange flowers
with me, have over twelve varieties of chrysan-
themums, and would like to exchange some of
them for sweet violet roots; also have the seed of
single and double pinks, mixed snapdragon one
color of hollyhocEs and white and red zinnias,
which would exchange for other ANIMALS, or the
violets. Address as above.
Mrs. + s. B., Vollers, N. C.-Some one has asked
for remedy for chilblain. l send one that is in
fallabie. Take O green pinetop and lay il on red
hot Goals; hold the afflicted part it at intervals
of ten minutes Repeat for three nights in success
sion and relief will follow Immediately
Any lady wishing to teach in literature and music
can secure situation as goyerness in situation
goVerness in small family by addressing Mrs L.
f. Wood, Eden, Ga.
"A Subscriber any one wishing young girl
to do plain sewing, house or dining room work, will
address Mss Anna McVay, Martin, Claiborne CO..
Miss, think they can be suited,
Any industrious reliable woman who is willing to
assist in homework, where work is not heavy can
secure good home by addressing postolice box rs,
Gainesville, Ga.
D. Green, Franklin, TeXas-Will any one be so
kind as to give any information concerning the
whereabouts of Mrs. Mary Malcolm, nee Butler who
when last heard from resided in WaTTentop county
Georgia. Please let the information appear In the
columns of The CONSTITUTION or be sent to the ad-
dress of Mrs. E. c. Ellison, Franklin, Robertson
county, Texas
Mrs. John b. Fuller Magazine, Ark-As my sub
scription has expired and l wish to renew | win
add few words to the lady readers OF the dear oh
CONSTITUTION tried the soap receipt given some
time ago and made perfect failure as my innocent
unsuspecting husband goi common baking soda in
stead Of sal soda and did not tell me until arer
had tried and failed. lie thought that one kind OF
soda would do as well as another. Arkansas is my
adopted home; / am far away from home and
friends, and the weekly visits Of THE CONSTITUTION
are welcome as letters from loved ones at home
Can any one tell me low to dye garnet silk black?
NJ, Sonora, Ga.-After deriving so much benefit
from 'our corner, can no longcrssrefran from ex-
pressing my appreciation. AS am young house
keeper, read eagerly all the recipes and household
suggestions. Cooking Husband" was Just SPLEEN
did, mean the piece headed thus, for have not
put the recipe into practical use. Should imagine il
would be excellent if directions were followed
closely. l am anxious to read preserving q wife"
Write again, "rrueheart," and send it. Some time
ago a cousin wrote describing Cherokee rose vine
at her home. l have forgotten her address, but
would like TO correspond with her concerning It.
Any one wishing 70 learn the beautiful Honiton
lace, will give lessons through the mail. The de-
sign is laid off by basting the Honiton braids on
tracing board, according to the pattern which you
mark off the tracing cloth; then It is worked with
q noodle and fine linen lhreads NY address Is with