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NOTES.

me Boston Traveller SAYS the cbirdror ~
plest clad 10y "lc 'i'e SIM
MISS Hehafer. of Beaver Crossing. Mob +
iiiteen years old, stands six feet three incl,aa
IN 4elSht and weighs go pounds
! ne last nail will probably be driven IN ,I,o
proScolllm arch Of the worunn's 1u,iIdi, ~
,ne opening exercises in May. idaho v.9nts
20 make the block into which the nail i - u.
driven y woman Of the state has coI1a.t5d
t"ent}-tour varieties OF native woods to form
y woman charcoal burner Miss NIo,,v Pool
AFtS In connecticut. She is not vet t,vout
"o years Old, but has already cleared off =,
mof1SA&e OF $500 by her work. she is aa'
$c1lhed as an attractive girl of indenendont
disposition. She watches her coal mrs with
several dogs for her only companions
tharlotte NJ. Yonge takes AN active intoros+
IN phIIanthropic movements. OUT Of tbn nroe
IT'S OF 'ihe Heir of Kcdrlylra' She fu,pishn1
ana proVlSlon2d a missionary ship. while tI,e
large sum which she received for IN, cor,
Ight OF THE Daisy Chain' was coutrih,t,
% a tund for the erection of a missioner.
'hap'l. MISS 1onge assists in the rna1,aon |
neht OF several institutions in london. nor |
NY the Girls Friendly Society and The lJo4b. |
rs Union. For the Mothers Union she ORR.
uitonsly edits 4 monthly magazine called
l0thcrS' Council.
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A Word To Our Correspondents.

We regret that we have been compelled
to omit several very lengthy letters by ladies
who were urging the claims Of the little
afflicted. girl, Edna Brown, Harrisburg, Ark
This little girls sad fate has touched the
hearts of all who read her little letter, and
tie children are responding from the good
impulses Of their hearts. Suffering always
touches tue heart Of the truly sympathetic
AID the milk Of human kindness flows
IN the veins Of many of our number, there
fore it is best to leave these things vain
those who wish to respond Any one WISH
ing TO help the suffering who appeal 10 them
must send direct to the person themselves,
a~ il is imnossible for me to take charge Of
either stamps or other donations.
/ also wish 10 say to those sendinG me
long letters OF acknowledgements, that IT
is impossible TO print them, as our space Is
limited.
One word more IN justice TO myself /
wish my correspondents to know that when
their letters do not appear in these columns
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., ,,.. AZ II Wbritncr.
NMchcstor ~. Ii VII, w ln;,t her viii
Any one m2Wih$ any NM nm ', wrID.s to me.
confer great l4l'f Un "ic ~ If his solfld
Sh" has - SISTER l1 ~ home sbn will be
happen 10 Ih101 ngt - mo
k!hu enough 10 VINO ~ NY
-, a IL am q
Mrs. T.. walker, MoIu, ", Ii,.inn in the
Georgian 10y blrth but am now u, f go, viii
PottaWdloiue country Ho |' yviiI return
the talor ny s[nl' =. nave lot Of them.
OF aiANlt!'. N,"'n + no1,ptr,t ANYTHING Will be
Lll| 3'yI''S NV" N''''
M. Z, I, ,,orto. zero NrSs.-I would say
- y, '' ~ ~ ! anoLc.rla Wis hat [
T." ~ ~ - ~ ,,,J ,,i,,.. solt water !varmed
to.r,f INV. tripa If and believe it 10 be
ZOE N|'9. ~, nj I,, ',,i,,I,rh | hay, = splendid
u yt," , - o , I1cILr. nave tried it, ana
I,,,,,- II % l,, GOOD: 0nc-haif pound or tar
Of flour SIT several times together; Use Two
hcauiu:g tcuapuonLuls Of this 10 one quart Oh
Nlur
Mrs JnNu ScuteT. W0olScy, ChirkaSaW Ma
tinu Indian IcrritOry.-l write tor informal
lion i'm regard to nv great gr1ndUHrcniS, Moan
II,.u:lrd and his wife, Sarah IaGGard. Ihey
VIZ. raised in East Tennessee, moved 10
Perry county. Alabama thence 10 shelby
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/ live for those who love me,
Whose hearts are kind and true:
For the heaven that smile above me,
Aud awaits my spirit, too;
For all human ties that bind mo;
For the task by God assigned me:
For the bright hopes left behind me,
And the good that L can do.
I live to learn their story
Who've suffered for my sake;
TO emulate their glory
Aud follow in their wake
Bards, patriots, martyrs sages,
The noble OF ali ages,
Whose deeds crowned HiStory's pages
And Times great volume make.
! live to hold communion
With al that is divine;
tn feet there is Il union
'Twizt Natures heart and mine;
To profit by affection,
Reap truths from tied, of fiction,
Grow wiser from conviction
And fuIhlI each grand design.
] live to hail that season,
by gifted miud> foretold,
When men shall live by reason
And NOS alone l'y gold.
When man 80 mani united
aud every wrong thing rightcd,
Thr whole world shall BE- lighted
As Eden WAS of old.
] live foQ those who love me.
For these vino 6noW ms true;
For the heaven thai Smiles above me-
And aAYaus mT siiri,, too
For The "iasc that iarfs assistance.
For the "~u'3% jhat needs resistance.
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a rcstfrI fcpliu., over him that hclon.5 10
home ana The frcside and is fcIt nowhere
else in the wide world
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tbn fire tbat b,,rn. sn h,iol,,i.
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SauShes the heart
How tenderiy our hearts 80 our TO
homeless one. We pity because they can
not know true happiness. We remember
oar own tiresIdes the checry faces OF our
own loved ones, and we have the tenderest
compassion for homeless one,
Home, home" An, how tenderly our
hearts throb as we remember 0ur own
hcarth-Stouos. As we meet unlindncss in
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l"or yellow roses, flower seeds or bulbs

, as '"or yellow roses, flower seeds or bulbs
TNf f O j. 7. Lomax, Meridian, Tex. In,
~ n's., one years number Of Peterson
st. names, and patterns of fancy worl, tC
pa cAhGc Tor flowers. seed and velvet and
ed 81 scraps Write first
y If. Ivcy, Fall River, Mass. will OK
tiHue burnt out electric globes for max
f;tG1'cy match safes for ten bill of con
1 Iedae money.
! bs qua kirven, Yellow Bluff, Ala. has
IL ~ OF white muscovi ducks TO exchon"'
.lor par OF white Pckin ducks. Also reaJ
ing after for exchange. ' '"0-
M Watson Mason, Horcb. s. C bos
,;&chn@e for wosted scraps ~llso gIorn fi 81
ing system frotWeivc yards of blnacbinr
nj "elye yards of indigo calico, 0i''i'7
Mr. J. G., Page, Serbin, Tex, has nioo
lllGo quilted, quilts to exchange for snn ,,I,
md furniture. ''' 9eUohN
Mrs, G. c. Ely. GaIIatin, Tenn hos
ofed asparagus and four yoriI,in@' A, ~
nm trees to exchange for onion snts o, 81 |
rden seed. "o'H anu
Sillia Wood. Cresswou, Ala. will do 81,
htlh& TOY material to paint on ana viii
li''l I'LL SljN ana velvet scraps for pansr
irs. y. j. Busha. Toccoa. Ga has love-,
ne and small white dahlia hulLs rn ,,'t-
NS. one year old crysanthcmumG rraS.n,,
adlunS' Ga[Son lily and rooted GOOSE
res TO exchange for white HOLLAND
KEY 1eatherS aud peafoWl feathers.
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some one could give her an unfailing remedy,
INV husband has been a sufferer from TINS dlsca
for twgntV-tiY years. He THINKS tHefc IL no cur
bus has obtained more relief from l5f. NJ
Towrsend's clay fever remedy" than from an.
thinw else and he has used this for ten years pas
| syinpathize with all haylever sufferers, ana lol
tie sister Will give IL Trial Nali 10 NA"NiN
through any druggist.
! think the sisters vino are fond of poultry RAJ
ing would enjoy seeing our poultfy pltuSc ~
, ''lvorser- half is devoted to chickGnS-ih ~ ~
everything that wears feathers! Uerhans TINS
Wilv a feather or two is usually to be seen III u
better half's best OOnnet.) =.
We have about fifty game and tWehty-H
brown IpohOrn chickens. We keep the latter.
one OF the tenant houses about a quarter OF a. M
distant, and we collect a great many eggs III
both varieties. We feed mostly on kainr corn,
we find it the best and least expensive 1000.
can grow The grain is small and even inc ~
chickens like 1t. VIII any of the sisters WI
similar number of chickens count eggs WIN .
this year? r.
Mrs b. NJ. Wright Dunbars, 5. C.-Do any
the many readers of Woman's Kingdom knov
a bright little girl OF good iamlly, Ih"' W.a
good home where she VIII get every ANA
taqc that an own child would lave. ii theyt
would like to hear from them. l want one Nv !
or fourteen years of age. Zoo
If any OF the sisters has seed OF the NY Weeu -
moon flower seed, and will send me re" Oh II i"
VIII send them the large double zchla i"r
They are very pretty; some are as large as da =,
The Constitution IS a welcome VISITOR >
home. we LHNh IL - tilc DCSO anu Al
we take. INC
nd
Mrs NJ. +. Wilson, Curry, Ala.-f Mrs iT
Of Harrisburg, Ark. will try a salVe made OF NJ
lard and rOsin, equal parts, it may cure ICE !
Girl OF ulcers. 1t will cure all KINDS OF sors "
cent burns. Get your roSin--long lear pine Us,
bcst--let it be soft; do not use lard you huall'
store: cook very slow a long time until lGhcrl
thick. Steep the pith of elder or the 'nneiI lrIl
in cold water and drink through the day,u
other, ana think it will do her good; thefs---.
harm in it and but little expense.
Any one wishing Ollra seed can get then
me. | have quantity will exchange loru
or flower seed, and few perrlwinkle seeu
change for carnation or other nice noWerS.
Long live Ehe Constitution and Aunt Sus
Mrs. Nancy A. Hardin, Cornucopia, Jones
ty, Gal desire space in the Womans al
to TASK sabout the surviving members olN
Biingsly's company, who enlisted IN ines
crate service at Albany, Ca, June 2o, Ioo4,
me their address 50 may Obtain some ~
ton in regard to my husband. Sllas liardin
in service TO not remember his captain
name. neither do reCoect any ones nal
was member of his company. Ills capta
killed at a bridge, i'll or near Macon, va,
the SLOVENIAN raid. My husband was ~
son. joined their order at Appilng, ~
county, Georgia, and died during the ear
of 1865. think am entitled to dra"
under existing pension laws OF our sW
hope, through the assistance OF the lnen
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ms company, to put my claim in proper shape be.
fnie the department.
EXCHANGE LIST.

Miss Minnie Rushing. Monroe, n. c..
mas u new dreSS-cutting system with all tn,
| appliance to exchange for tWenty-on,
/ yards of oil red calico, or three and hal
yards OF tan, pink, or blue surah silk alst
| mac Tor rooted roses.
Leland Watford Oats. S. c.. has gut
lar 10 exchange for Il PAIR of Chester pigs
or trio of Langhang chickens.
Mrs. Claudice NItGehee, Double Wells
Ark, has solid gold earrings to exchange
Tor i've yards black satteen; also music
flowers and curios for exchange. Write for
particulars
Miss Anna ID. Stephens has novels, sheet
music and many other things to exchange
for stamps used before 1876, and higher val
ue since. Address Danvlle, ILL.,
Mrs. Mary LIE Grand, Cromers. Ga. has
cliiiamon bulbs, small cedars and many
other flowers to exchange for fuchsia cut
lungs, Gala lily and rooted roses
Mrs. ~. H. Hart, TlIerbe Springs, n
e., las Chinese mustard seed. palma Chris
II seed TOR extinction of moles) strawberry
and cypress seed to exchange for sweet VIC
let and sunilower seed. and bulbs of lily of
the valley hyacinth and medium-szed
goufds with long handles.
Mrs. G.. b. Burns. Selma, Ala, 915
Church street. has vocal and instrumental
music to exchange for other music or silk
and telyet SCRAPS. Write for particulars.
Ms. w. J. East, Senatorial, Miss. has
vocal and instrumental music TO exchange
for looted roses, Safrano, Catherine. Mer-
met aud Nine. Wclcher.
Mrs Anna prtchard, Rrodie, n. c..
will eve flower seed. toy patterns reading
matte or advertising cards for scraps Of
worstM or anything that can be used i'll
quilts
Mrs Pincney Smith, Duncnns, S. c.. has
willoV leaf lima beans and Texas silver
leaf nnflowcr seed to exchange for agri-
culturl papcrs-January or February num-
bers.
Mrs. J. w Adamson Pelican. Ia, has
the d;isey embroidery needle and instruc-
tons 20 exchange for something useful.
Also s9all stamping patterns for large ones.
Write irst.
Mrs e. NJ. Ousloy, Mulberry, Tenn. |
has bck and brown hair braid to exchange
for ANYTHING Of equal value. Write for |
particulars.
Mrs Sarah Perry Fort Meade, Fla. |
woulditc to hear from some one who has |
turkeycggs to dispose of. Also has flowers |
to cx1angc. Write for PARTICULARS
Mrs lizzie Sherman, Sand Mountain. Ala,
wisAcs'o exchange the novel Adam Bede"
for seasbCllS.
Mrs. :. C. Mcclellan, Americus, Ga.
will eXlange Il few settings of either game
Or brone Lcghorn eggs for books, knit lace
Or sereScope with three dozen views.
Has als Norman tailor system To exchange |
for piao folio volumes >, ., and T.
Mrs. I. u. McGinnis, Ouslcy. Ga, has
seed OF cinnamon vine to exchange for
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Georgia, think near Atlanta. If any one knows
anything of either the Camerons or Duncans,
would be glad to hear from them.

| l.
| anything Of either the Camerons or Duncans
| would be glad to hear from them.
| "W. 81" Aia.-Wi!l some of the sisters please
| tell me how to color white wine red? Also, why
! vinegar sometimes makes too much mother? Is
| 1t because it has too much sugar or not enough?
! Miss Amerintha BackSton, Lafayette, Ala
| would be glad to learn through your columns con-
corning my aunt Mrs. Jane Landrum.' When i st
| heard from, she was living near Atlanta. ANY in
formation concerning her family from any cores
pondent will be gladly received.
Mrs, NJ. A. Wingham, Gale, l. T.-As my son
! takes The Constitution, thought ! would try to
ind ont something about my son Oscar willing
ham, who left his home IN Texas six years ago.
When last heard from in 1891, he was at McAles-
ter, Indian Territory. II living he is now twenty
seven years old. Any Information concerning
him will be gladly received by his mother.
Mrs. j. l.. Vaughn, Creswell, Ga.--Wi some
one please give the name of the little boy who IS
saw his letter in The Constitution, but have Tor
gotten his name and address.
also would like to get some bulbs of single
and would like to get flowers of any kind. VIII
some of the sisters write to and tell me what
they would like i'll exchange.
Mrs. Bertha Bryant, GrswoldviIle, Gal will
tell the sisters how to make a cucumber vine bear
five crops. When cucumber is taken from the
ei~hth or an ,ncb of tbe nurnn,ber on The stem
Then slit the stem with knife from the end to the
vine, leaving a small portion of the cucumber on
each DIVISION and on each separate Silt there Will
be IL new cucumber as large as the first.
Mrs Weston Mason yIornb { C-Wiu some of
the sis,ers nlease send rood hlocI,bcrry nn,diny
recipe to the Kingdom for the benefit of several Of
it's admirers
send our fayorite cake REGIME c1In smear IA
cup butter 3 eros u cun new milk IL reasDoonfuI
-four Flavor
enjoy Woman's Kingdom. I am making a
crazy worsGctl quilt: world he clad 10 receive from
TURN something Oh eqaai value 10 each ono
urs n pr-korso, yor,,ins,,iIIo Ala 7
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Mrs, NJ. A. Willingham, Gale, /. T.-As my son
takes The Constitution, thought ] would try to
find out something about my son Oscar willing
ham, who left his home IN Texas six years ago.
When last heard from in 1891, he was at McAes-
ter Indian Territory. II living, he is now twenty
seven years old Any information concerning
him will be gladly received by his mother.
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Miss Amerintha Blackston, Lafayette, Aa.-I
would be glad to learn through your columns con-
corning my aunt, Mrs. Jane Landrum.' When l. st
heard from, she was living near Atlanta. ANY in
formation concerning her family from any cores
pondent will be gladly received.
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Mrs. Claudice McGehee, Double Wells.
ARR, has solid gold earrings to exchange
Tor i've yards black satteen; also music,
flowers and curios for exchange. Write for
particulars
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BY MRS. WILLIAM KING

| am not to blame. ! have received sever
| al very complaining letters | regret as
much as any one when this department
lalis Ill its fullness. but it is not my fault
nave never yet failed to send to the post
ONCE Il full page, yet last weeks issue had
no editorial and very few letters. Why
| cannot tell you a few weeks since the
laqicS letters were mixed i'll through the
cmldren's column, and these things often
happen. Those persons not familiar with
newspaper work don't understand why
these mistakes occur, but i'll a large office
where both Il daily and weekly paper are
run. 1t is very natural that letters should
be lost, and other mistakes occur, but |
nave had SO many complaints coming to me
personally | felt in justice TO myself this
statement was necessary. My readers may
rest assured / try to do justice to all. -
Editress.
CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE KINGDOM
q Cosby Exchange of Views Among. the
ladies for Themselves
NorE-Letters written on both sides of the paper
canno. be printed.
Notice.
VIII rhe correspondents Of this column please
address their letters to 450 CORTLAND avenue,
and not 900, 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 department
Several letters have been received this week
Offering artlCiOS and mentioning a fixed price;
We leave out all such letters; do not object TO
simple exchanges, bu. other offers will be left
vi.
Samuel Tailey, LaFayettc, Albany informal
ton OF Ice Taliey, will be thankfully received.
II" moved from Georgia and Alabama to Arlan-
SOS, lciore the late war. II living, lie is sixty
years Old.
Mrs. Lacy Smith Osborne, n. CT come.
asking ii amy OF The readers of The ConStitu-
ti"l can give me amy information concerning
John Calvin Smith; when ast heard from he
was T. Taylor county: Georgia.. twelve miles
tomher II. 1SNp. Any information concerning
him or his children will be gladly received
Miss Lucy r, Wood Hlocksburgh Call
am very anxious about a friend of mine in
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Leland Watford. Oats. S. c.. has gut
lar to exchange for q pair of Chester pigs,
OF trio Of Ianghang chiclzens
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CIV 81" Ala.-Wi!l some of the sisters please
tell me how to color white wine red? Also, why
vinegar sometimes makes too much mother? Is
1T because it has too much sugar or not enough?
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:. Miss Minnie Rushing, Monroe. N. G..
has a new dress-cutting system with all the
appliance to exchange for twenty-one
yards of oil red calico, or three and half
yards OF tan. pink or blue surah silk also
lilac for rooted roses.
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MISS Anna ID. Stephens has novels, sheet
music and many other things to exchange
Tor stamps used before 1S1O,and higher val
ue since. Address Danville ILL.,,
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Mrs. j. L. Vaughn, Creswell, Ga.-Will some
one please give the name of the little boy who IS
an invalid and wants the cancelled stamps. l
saw his letter in The Constitution, but have Tor
gotten his name and address
also would like to get some bulbs OF single
white hyacinths. am just starting a flower yard,
and would like to get flowers of any kind. viii
some of the sisters write to me and tell me what
they would like i'll exchange.
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Samuel Taley- Lafayette, Albany informa-
ton Of Lee Taliey, will be thankfully received
he moved from Georgia and Alabama to Arkan-
years Old.
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mORPAiNEScdG 1.' n, a ,: s4te. rerma,
a = > - andfor the Ie .st money
OPIUM no,,.. A 4,
80 20" "VA AhB1' Atlanta, {sa.
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Mrs. Mary lie Grand, Cromers Ga. has
cinnamon bulbs, small cedars and many
oIhef MOWERS to exchange for fuchsia cut
lungs, Gala lily and rooted roses.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Ga ~ rs agents profits per Month. VIII
" N BS prove 1t orpay forfeit. NcyArtfcles
glSEs y a JUS out a $50 sample md terms
~ " Ea " free Try Us. Chichester e Son . aS
1'0"u street, n \ Name this paper. WIKI
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Mrs. T.. c. Mcclellan, Americas, Ga.-Some time
ago one of the sisters OF Woman's Kingdom asked
for cure for hay fever. | have waited, hoping
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Mrs. Bertha Bryant, Griswoldville, Cal will
tell the sisters how to make n cucumber vine bear
five crops. When a cucumber is taken from the
vine, let it be cut with knife, leaving about the
eighth OF an inch of the cucumber on the stem.
Then slit the stem with knife from the end to the
vine, leaving small portion of the cucumber on
each division, and each separate Silt there will
be Il new cucumber as large as the first
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Mrs J. C. Mcclellan. Americus, Ga.
will eXlange Il few settings of either game
or brone Leghorn eggs for books, knit lace
Or ssreScope with three dozen views
Has ais Norman tailor system to exchange
for plaD folio volumes :, ., and +.
Mrs /. Il. McGinnis, Ouslcy. Ca has
soel OF cinnamon vine 10 eNchanGn for
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Mrs. lizzie Sherman, Sand Mountain. Ala,
Wisacsto exchange the novel Adam Bede"
for seasbcllS.
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Nend End Eiemcnnher.

We cannot advertise in this department
Several letters have been received this week
offering 2rticioS and mentioning a fixed price /;
We leave out all such letters; do not object TO
simple exchanges, bu. other offers will be lefs
nj
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Mrs. Sarah Perry. Fort Meade. Fla
wouldGtc to hear from some one who has
turkcyeggs to dispose of. Also has flowers
to cxlangc. Write for particulars.
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Mrs. II. II. Hart. Ellerbe Springs, n.
Y, Aas Chinese mustard seed, palma Chris
ii seed dor extinction of moles) strawberry
ana cypress seed to exchange for sweet VIC
let and sunilower seed, and bulbs of lily of
the valley, hyacinth and melium-sized
gourds with long handles.