The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-13

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the latest variety Of peaches. My late peaches
are fine indeed. | think the proper and best
way to get good peaches is to plant the seed;
l have quantities of fruit put up i'll jars, ana
am still putting up. l have nice variety OF
Strawberries, and thinking that some of the
sisters who read this have none and as am
going to work out mine the latter part OF
September, | will give to all the sisters VINO
wish them strawberry sets ana SEED OF IL, my
late peaches. OF course l will expect them
to pay the postage on them.
Mrs J. A. Camp Monticello, Ark come
this week with another little mite for Won
ans Kingdom. ! would say to the lady from m
Mlden, wash the garment boil, take out OF
the boil don't rinse it but spread 1t III
the widowed places. IL not gone When
dry repeat the application, which will be suf-
ttcient. The man that wanted the remedy
for neuralgia In the eye can be relieved by
the remedy that always rel1eved me-
and | have been a great sufferer: Iake "a a
tie scratches on the cheek under the eye, then
put on cupping glass. ! use qulnine bottle.
1t will answer every purpose it VIII renew
It, | think the lady must have been mistaken
about salyde being injurious to the digestion
1t is n tonic and astringent, so my dispensary
and k4Gw yIf hf 1 hnrk of hS w Wf
to stop chils. My physician don't think 10
harmful Now, If we can find out IL Is Sooo
it will be boon to overwOrked mothers. me
fruit nut nm with 1t Is nice to the eye and
pleasant to the palate. The fruit is 50 easily
put up with it that it is hardly any trouble at
IL.
it can write to the above address.
Mamie l.. Pitts, Atlanta, GA woman sat
one day sad and lonely. Hers had been an
elastic Temperament ever bounding and re-
bounding. but now gloom was dense ah4 I'M, tne
silver lining" seemed forever opsfhreo r. i hnr
when shepthouSht fame, fortune ana happin.vass
could be obtained only for the reaching but
MS the years passed by and this daughter OF
Eve like Tantalus Of old, saw these luscious
fruits of pleasure recede from her grasp she
became crushed and desEondennt, + +no ,ro,,o,
spirit, "as | have had hope after hope return
to me but dead sea fruit: ambition has waned'
and without 1t am nothing. ,+on,o+oa bor
With fearful eyes she contemplated heI
humble surroundings Youthful fancy had
portrayed a costly mansion hung with oflen!ai
winding drives, sparkling fountains and mar
bic statunry-an Arcadian abode with ner.
self. the fair mistress crowned WIN ia aI
Fate had given her only lowiy dwelling;
with unostentatious furnishings and, Instead
of the laurel, cypress crown; eouer ror
den Here were beautiful roses quecning III
over their sister flowers; statly dahlihs, gorG-
cons with rich colOringS, and tall llcS, proud
lv tossing their pretty heads like crested
knights of We olden time
With sigh this Niobc turned away nv, Her
gaze fell upon a bed of white vlolets There
they hlo0mcd in ell their purity ana sweetness,
shedding out far more fragrance III thelF
lowly estate than all their towering associates
"Ah!" cried she, 81 Will learn n lesson from
YOU little flowers. Though my lot IS humble,
I have yet open to me Il vast heiu TOT uselul'
Dear sisters, never grow discouraged when
sombcr clouds of disappointment hang over
you like pail
mot the success thou gainest
VIII be the test at last
Rv which the Master judgest
The service Of the past
But lowly quiet efforts
The honest love and care,
The Daticnt. constant spirit.
The trustful, feryent PRAYER.
These are by Him recorded,
Each one TO Him is known
These will He then acknowledge,
regard approve and own"