The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-17

the cross and by examples or Chrstanlty
| to show sinners there is sincerity in religion.
SO many have fondness of bringing out
the faults of Christians, when reproved for
their own errors. that Il behooves every one
TO walk crcumspectly," showing by their
| fruits that they are mot of tne world.' Now,
let a me return many thanks and I'd. 1TtnG & sr
would write him or her q letter if 1 knew
another person from the office and have just
received it. The wrapper being Off | can't
tell where 1t was maned II they will send
address I will return postage or anything
can by way of remuneration. l also thank the
Kingdom for its aid in getting it for me.
Miss Lucy F. Handy. Handy Station, Miss
f h has been SO many eHpresHng ra+ desire
Happy Lire that send the address, 50 thoSe
wishing it can purchase at II very snl~
cost Of - cents worth of postage sent to the
| Willard Tract Repository 239 Fourth avenue
New York. Or there is an offer in The
Ladies' Home Journal. philadelphia. to give
to any one sending, them two subscribers, 81
each each :: If any OF rue sisters have a book,
Of it in any kind of an exchange. l would be
pleased to hear from them. My opinion is
that 1t is one of tlc best Of books. Those
who have not read it should do so.
Can any inform if there is any In
struction published the subject of training
parrots? ! desire very much 70 gather all
once. Have anxiousy anticipated a response
from Mrs. Y. Il. Justice and Miss Theodccia
one wishing seed Of the velvet okra. which
is far superior to the old kind. | will he
pleased to furnish the same, IL postage stamps
be enclosed
Fanny Huston, Cove City, Ga.-Mrs. W. g.
Nelson, of Sunshine Ala, offered In The
Constitution several weeks ago to send pink
hyacinths and Brazilian morning glory seed
TO any one sending postage for them. Mother
hut has not received reply. VIII she
please send the pink hyacinths and morning
- < I ont
Garrett of Hanover, Ala. one dozen silk
satin and plush scraps. but have not received
immediately. don't feel like the Woman's
Kingdom is the place for me. as am only a
little girl and as this i my first coll prom
lse not soon again. but will Join the
Young Folks time. May the Kingdom
and its queen prosper during 1893.
Pennie McGehee, Ridgcway. CARLOW swift
winter: the bright summer flowers have
faded; the trees are nearly bare: the wind
Is sadly soushinE through them the grass
general air of despond, ncy over everything
i l.. think every girl should be a school girl until
OF woman has become necessity I
watched in vain last Sunday night for the
brilliant display Of the caping meteors. But
What has become Of some Of our best
writers. such as "Sunnower" "Tndian." Rob
Roy and others? Come again; we would 10
When and Why wGs the war Of The Roses
fGuSht? Woud like to correspond with Lula
Mritre ana Fannie Houston or any others
that will write.
Joe NJ. Bagwen, Chalybeatc Springs, Ca
7 am farmers boy, only eleven years old
We live on the top Of a mountain, where we
get plenty of fresh air. and IFS most TOO
ret out n'ff look ike It wifi Tr TR9 Ia T
through me and clinch. The mountain has
lon Go her sGrt caco ress fo now hit it begns to
part Of 1t; but, after the winter is oyer
S sae vii viii put on her new snring dress, with
as a sixtcen-ypar-old miss looking for her
fellow. Wen, will close by asking the
cousins question: What is the difference
between six dozen dozen and half a dozen
d0Zen2
". A. Davis. Asheville " CT enjoy the
Writ" Ashcy!lle is thrifty little town of
$1,000 inhabitants and is heolth resort the
NIye being with rs speaks well for Asheville
NNhandcrnjIt,s rGsidepce is three miles out OF
| Will ask some of the cousins to send me n
supply OF sea sh"lls and | will exchange any
thing their value for them. Send them by ex
press and at my expense.
Mrs. Y. A. Waliaston, OUachita City, La
Can any one give Information concerning my
brother. y. y. Dean commonly called Bob
Dean He belonged to the confederate army,
NE fourth Lonisa ma battalion in Captain John
y
to Rock Island. ] have never heard from him
since. If there is any one among your many
readers that can give me any Information
concerning his death whereabouts it will
be thankfully received by an anxious sister.
G. A. Hinson, Caryville FIa-Another of
the male sex steps into Womans Kingdom
asking information, l wish to get the words Of
Written. [ think. by a confederate officer from
the state of Georgia, after tho war, on con
fcdcrate money! think it begins thus:
Representing nothing on Gods earth now"
| viii pay FOR it, printed written, or will
TG tnr stamp d if ANY one tae viii Ill write telling
A happy new year to the sisters OF Woman's
Kingdom.
Jennie Smiley Bakers, Tcnn.-It has been
quite while since | last wrote to The Con
sttution: l am always glad when Tuesday
comes. | live near the Louisville and Nashville
railroad. am peicng me silk quilt and would
be glad If the cousins would sen send - me some
You Love In my Prayers" for Comrades
/ wish Aunt Susie and all the cousins merry
Christmas and happy New Year.
j. julius La Taste. Augusta. Gal am the
only child in our house; am eight years old
and can read. Ny papa suhscrihes to The
folks letters and Uncle Rcmus, since we
have taken it he has not written; won't you
please ask him to write again. L love you
dear Aunt Susie.
Miss Annie Nelson. Homer La. will say
to Mrs c. f. Lpford, Fruitland Park. Fla,
that Miss Mamie Simmons died and was
| buried at Fordyce Ark about one year ago.
! / think her mother lives there now. wish
| the address of the person who advertised in
| The Constitution some time since for war
relies.
| Ora May Ivey. Tyler. Texas.-The boys are help
| ing out this department wonderfully, but girls. we
must not let them Get ahead of US. noticed tnat
| 1ntt of bows
| December Goth. $50
| Wishing every happy Christmas l will
close. Correspondents solicited. Age, fifteen
Claud Caveness Coles Store, n. CT am little
boy eight years old. am going to school and
studying reading, spelling, geography, arithmetic
| and writing. enjoy going to school ever 90 much,
! but do not love TO study. My teacher threatens
to get her switch, but am not much afraid or her
| Mypapa is farmer and strong democrat; also
| an allianceman
We are anxiously awaiting for Christmas, as We
are looking for 81 nta Claus.
Fanny Huston Cove City. Ga.-The Christmas
! holidays afford me an opportunity TO write, OF
which am very glad to vail myself ferhaps i
| ought to be writing Santa Claus, too.