The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-18

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| in all our cities. 1t would be a good work
| for some philanthrOpic woman to engage III
| and many an Overworked girl would bless
them for it.
| CORRESPONDENTS FOR THE KINGDOM
| A Gossipy Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies for Themselves
NorE--Lerters written on both sides of the paper
canno. be printed.
win rne correspondents OF this COLI mn please
| address their letters te 480 CORTLAND avenue,
and not 400 This is the new number of my
house, and all letters must be addressed to No.
/ $50.
Read and Remember.
! We cannot advertise in this departments
Several letters have been received this week
! offering articles and men tioning fixed price;
| we leave out all such letters: do not object to
simple exchanges, but other offers will be lefs
| ut
| win some one having lexander Stephen his
tory OF the late war, to dispose of, write to H. A
Morse, SANTA Anna, Texas, stating price andicoh-
| dItion OF book.
! George l.. Finison, Prosperity, n. C.--Will some
of the readers of The Constitution please inform
me in what county in Georgia James Mitchem
died. He has been dead near fifty years. He
moved from North Carolina to Georgia, If some
of the readers will answer through The Constitu-
s. Randolph. Springtown, Texas.-Wil any Of
the readers of The Constitution please tell an aged
and crippled lady reader OF The Constitution how
to establish the fact, ii fact 1t be, that the Ran
doph generation sprang from Pocahontas II
! can establish this fact 1t will lift above want.
VIII the dear sisters come to my relief?
Success to The Constitution.
Mrs. y. ID. jackson, Cowarts, Aia.--I ar, farm
ers wife Ne take The Constitution; 1t is always
q welcome I Information
from the Kingdom.
saw where Mrs :. L. Green wanted to know of
Or. John ). Clemens. lie lives In Calhoun county,
Georgia. He family physician before we
| moved to Alabama. His postohice is Edison, Cal
houn county. Georgia.
Best wishes to The Constitution.
Mrs. NJ. Jamie. Oleander, Ala will say TO the
readers of Woman's Kingdom have many
calls for pink peony, exchange stock Is
tirely exhausted. This will explain why some got
roots.
have been readng The Constitution for several
years; have gathered 50 many good recipes, will
give one for rheuiIatism Take bark off near the
root Of the prichly ash cEee, ~, pound or grind
TO power mix with cold lard, battle parts affected
before a warm FIRE.
Lcng live Aunt susie TO carry on her good work.
e r. T., Box II cambridge ST., Montgomery,
Ala.-Wiil someof The Constitution family kindly
inform through the paper, how Views for
Magical Lanterns are prepared on glass plates?
and # it can be done with any degree OF success
with ordinary Camera? and If engraving
from book could he trans feifed TO the glass ane
we get our paper onnTuesday Of the week, and
each one wants il first until We hear Its messages
OF universal interest.
Addie Sampley, Fort Deposit, Ala.-if this
should come under the eyes of any who
the :. G. hospital IN Petersburg, Va, III July
1888, and ii the one knew and saw man there by
the name OF j. j, Merchant, who died there the
18th OF July, 1888 will write to me, they will do
noble deed His wife is now TRYING, to ger pen
81 on M al needs ia witnesses
him die, OF saw his corpse. He was a private I'M
der Captain Reid in the Twenty third Alabama
he was sick and died there. She is poor woman
and very old and quite dependent. So kind friend,
help me to her, Send TO address as above.
Mrs .sB. E. AIiss.--It has been sometime since
1 have written to Womans Kingdom, though l
have been constant interested reader of our kind
editresss articles and the good letters of the Sis
tiers, though there seems to De falling oil Of the
letters. / never see anything from the pen OF
those who used to charm ns with their good let
tors. Write again dear sisters; you don't know
how much good you do some poor sad hearts.
My home has been made sad oh. 80 sad by the
death of a dear loved one. Our earthly prop has
been removed, that we might cling closer to the
cross. But we know kind Fathers hand has
dealt the blow, and must bow in humble sub
mission, knowing that He doeUh all things we'll
The Christian Knows that nothing is left chance
or fate, or destiny bat a kind Providence rules
and oTerru!es all.
Mrs. Willie y. Barton baptist Cherokee Nation,
|. Tt have long been reader OF Woman's King
dom. Some time ago ] read letter from Mrs
Major OF kentucky, asking the sisters and chill
dren 20 send some books, pictures etc. TO little
girl, Mamie, who confined to her bed. My
little children sent her a magazine and some pic
ture and hope if Mrs. Major reads my letter, she
will tell me if they were received if the little girl
is still living.
have nearly hundred stamps for little Edna
Brewer.
have u number of Godey's and Grahan's mag
azines published in 1852, think. would like to
change them for something useful, or FOR other
reading matter.
also have Lincoln sgprocla,natiou OF enamel
patton, the words so written and shaded TO
form perfect picture OF his face. / would like
to exchange it. Amy one wishing the books or
picturea, please write to me.
/ have been living III the nation nearly year.
1t is q beautiful country, and the Churokees are
refined and well educated. Some of the young la
dies are very beautiful ana are nearly white.
There very few full blood Indians here.
would like TO write more, but fear have al
ready taken up too much space. with KIND re-
CARDS for Aunt Susie and the sisters will close.
Mrs. A. H., Va.-Wil some one who has raised
gherlins and rooted roses, give their method OF
doing both? have tried Tor two years to raise
gherkins. The vines grow for a short time then
die without blooming.
Last autumn q sister OF Uemptford, Tennessee
wrote the Kingdom that she would give a success
fui nlcthfutl method of roofing roses. but before
had an opportunity OF writing her. the paper was
misplaced and have forgotten her name.
" uore can get the book ''Virginia Penny's
Employment for Women" The price?
ifp @Le siSleFS WHO fdlSe turkeys know tlat peer
ami tobacco is good for them? They will thrive
and grow fat on it. Soak bread scraps in beer and
SiVe tiein q feed two three times week. and il
weak and ai!lng, pour q teaspoonful warmed down
Iieir throdts. smoking thcm with tobacco to-
bacco stems will keep them free OF lice, and
them after a wetting as nothing else will DO
not smoke but a few seconds at first when the
turkeys are very young; rs they grow older smoke
longer. My plan is TO smoke eyerv morning be-
Tore turning them ont for the day, emitting
III tlli tley are as large as frying size chickens.
II any OF the sisters would like some young
dars or spruce pines twelve or eighteen inches
high will eXchae for rooted roses, tube rose, or
dahlla bulbs.
II any lady reading this would like to have q
young lady as governess fOc small children, 1
would ike to near from her through the Kingdom.
Wife and Sweetheart.
From The Ladies' Home Journal.
Every bride knows her power; every wife
comes to know her weak lcss. A good Pro-
portion of the hearbreak OF early married
life is due to the ferment of this knowledge
The poor child whose lover gave up bis