The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24

Read and Remember.
We canno. advertise in this department.
Several letters have been received this week
Offering articles and men Goning fixed price !;
We leave out all such letters; do not object 10
simple exchanges, but other offers will be lett
ut.
NJ L. Temple, Temple, N. C.-Wil some
reader who knows please inform me where
l can learn the value Of old coins?
Highland Mary asks if any Of the sisters
can tell her what will remove the unpleasant
odor from fuis. She Is tanning badger and
gray wolf hides with fur on, and has suc-
ceeded well except for the disagree able odor.
Please answer soon any one who can.
Mrs. S. N. Sledge, Roanoke, Ala would
Ike to get the address Of the lady who had
In English, or key to Reed & kellogg's diagrams
| have forgotten which, now, through The Con
stitution. The Constitution Is welcome WIS.,
itor to me- l would not be without it,
Mrs. J. NJ. Deaton, Hancock, Ga.-any one
reading The Constitution who has good
secondhand incubator and brooder for sale
will please write me, giving full particulars
also, would be glad to have information as
to the best family doctor book and where
to get It,
II. I. Allen, Longstreet, Ga.-Being anxious to
know of the whereabouts Of my fathers family,
knock for admission. My fathers name was Rar-
rison Allen, mothers name was Manerva.
If any OF the family. or any one that knows any
of them, sees this and viii lot me know, l will he
so greattul to them. My mother married Tom
Smith after fathers death Address rs above.
Mrs Amanda Baker Lone Tree, Iowa.My hus-
band has been subscriber for the past thre years
for the Weekly Constitution. l ENJOY reading
change of views among the Ladies.
| saw in the November number where Mrs. G.. Il.
Bath inquired Tor a remedy for muscular rhaunla-
tism and dyspepsia. | would have written TO her
il she had given her postofice address. Bat Will
ma Twill yVrt q a | a a ht1-
tanic doctor who can cure any kind Of rheuma
tism and has great success with dyspepsia.
Mrs. T.. B. Pence, Denote, Ind love to read
thi7-' It interesting paper. The letters OF
they contain a nice lot of good re-
sJav and II IS very 2o.d ~,
oil snow, the first snow have
<ntr on Christmas since 1857. We
a. - time which think we Will not forget
would like to correspond with some southern
lady or western lady VINO has sea hells. panpas
grass to eXchangefor anything, Please write to
the above address, and If | can. Win exchange
anything that you'd like
DR.. John Il. Slaughter. Box SOC, Huntsville, Ala
| wish to ask thu ough Your columns Tor informa-
tion of one Bertrand GoOdo, who, when last heard
from lived in Texas We went in the same year
1871 or io42 TO the Texas war We went from
Madison county. Alabama.
would lie glad of any news of him. Would
also like to have the address OF any soldiers from
should this come under the observation OF any
veteran OF esther of tie Texas wars. would Ire
glad to e, TN rom them where the list OF enrolled
soldiers now kept
viii return stamps for any information received
through the mall. Address as above
Mrs McClur<in, Silver Run, Aa.--Soil is seldom
made too rich for strawberries. and probably the
whole secret is proper stimulation and RESTRICTION
High feeding and restriction 10y cutting oil all bat
a lew OF the runners, are sure TO produce a good
crop of berries. One bed OF strawberries tour
feet wide, and 100 feet long, if highly cultivated,
VIII produce a large quantity of berries tor small
family.
In the family garden, the narrow bed plan is the
best. Lay off bed four feet wide, with three rows
inches apart in the rows. Wish all to succeed
with pl ants received of me; and also happy
New Year.
Mrs W. S. McRee, Demopolis, Ala wish
to say TO your readers not to buy the book
tonered by Youths Companion THE Boys
Of 6l il they are true s"utne et for ut it
exchanged it. Please suggest a good book or
paper suitable for sunday reading Tor fam
lily of young people. l want to subscribe
for one this year. L will feel grateful for
the favor.
some one please give me the address of the
lady who a few weeks ago Offers Il to give di-
rections for making AN inexpensive incubator.
| had my paper misplaced and would ike to
write to her.
Mrs H. c; E., Bath, N. G., wants a remedy
for dyspepsia. A friend Of mine was cured
of a case Of many years standing. and Rad
batfed the skill of the best physicians, by
drinking a glass Of saIted water iIIm Lately
inter rising in the morning. Begin with it
just slightly salty and increase the quantity
until she can take d teaspoonful of salt.
sre SAYS Honor and ''dishonor'' of "evl
report and good report" St. Paul proved
h ministry I0 G by b both ,mdf some
long after some will slight you. Just as
you think of the good report some one has
given YOU, the evil report is sure on the way
Take the thOrns with the roses, wear them
both, and forever keep the thought with you
our happiness lies in giving not receiving. -
the day is at hand let us, therefore cast off
the works of darkness and put on the armor
of light.
Mrs. N. ]. McClurkin, Silver Run, Ala
As SO many of the sisters that have sent Is
me for seed of the long-handle gou d = re
quest my method of planting and cultiy1iing
the gonrd | will have to answer them through
the Kingdom. Make up a hill in very rc0
they require to he elevated so the hand.
will grow straight; plant four seed in IL hill
in March keep down al vegetation aud
will not touch the ground is all they REQUIRE
| still have plenty of the seed to give to all
that will send a self-addresSed stamped en-
velope for them l wish you all success
Mrs Catharene J. McKetchan. Hamlet. Rich
mond county n. Gas so much INFORMATION
is gained through the columns of the Woman's
Kingdom about absent relatives have decided
to ascertain the whereabouts Of my dear SON
Thomas J. Mcclellan. The last l heard of
him was October the 90 1883, he was then liv-
ing In Scriven county, Ga. Any information
will be gladly received. and postage returned.
Address as above.
Mrs. NJ. T. Joyner, Inverness. CA have
long been silent admrer OF The Constitution,
esDecia!lv the WOman'S Kingdom. and Tai
IMAGES sermons: do love them much. for
/ am on a small island Of about 400 inhahit-
ants and no church to go to. l have not heard
o. sermon preached in twelve months left
dear old North Carolina last March to come
to SapeIo island. My husband is anxious that
/ should write TO the Kingdom to get informa-
ton from some of the sisters If they will
give me a true and tried receipt for cleaning
beef tripcs and putting them up in vinegar,
will cheerfullv return the favor. Please an
swer through the Kingdom
have a lot of silk, velvet and satin pieces