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Failure from False Aims.

l'ev. Joseph krauskoph, DID.
Inc Is an ocean not a broOklet-on which
| oii ne. may stretch himself in, his boat, and
dirft along aimlessly. 1t is because so few
nave definite goals before Them tI,t ~ Wv :"
many TAIL. 1t is because so many aim at
h1inposslDliitles, that so few succeed 1t is
because tnere is too much wishing for suc-
cess, WIN 50 little unremtted striving af-
:e[ IT, that so many end with wishing. 1T
IS because there is too much eagerness for
speedy triumph, that SO many end in de-
80 4 ne unsuccessful often forget the
intermediary steps that lie between the base
ahd pinnacle OF glory; they storm the tempt
ING heights at once and sink exhausted at
the base. They that toll with the right
means, at the right time, in the right spirit
1or u reasonable and possible success. gen
orally attain tiff not in one form. then
IN another, even if in no other form than
III the satisfaction of having nobly striveu-
alid hooiy 1alled Few men have ever earn
e eit,, stTiyen after competence after
health, home happiness, love of erl-
;auyes. respect and confidence of fell
low men and not attained it. Few
men that have so lived have had
occasion to part from the old year
WIN regret and to greet the new with tears.
~ ~ tears there were at all, they sprung from
~ me- memory OF some recent bereavement.
iney were tears of sorrow, tears of affec-
,Ioh, not tears of conScious-stricken mind
1hough not Tree from pain, still free they
were from CONSCIOUSNESS of personal respon-
sbility.
Thus to live means living. Thus TO |
strive means succeeding. Thus to stand |
on the threshold of new year means graf |
iIude TO the old, means honor to the new. |
mus let us live; thus let us strive: look |
ing forward to the new years end without |
fear, reaching it without regret-witb tho |
help of God.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCES.
The Plan of Episcopal Visitations foF inc
Coming Year.

rbo following is the plan of visitations
adopted for the coming year ny the m9hoP'
OF the Methodist Episcopal church' Sou1"'
FIRST DIstriGt-BjshOp keener.
Tennessee COnference-At Lepdil"h' A0'
October 18th. 1,,,-tito Ark
November 22d. a. r,4 e,.-;r,,,s
ARK December 9th. A., roshoro
White River COnferenCe-AC "oH''''iN'
! Ark December 18th.
second District Bishop wilson
| RroztI Confcrence-At San pauio, July T'lo'
! West Texas CONFERENCE.-THE beeFHl'' A'>''
! November LIST. c, A. GRASSY
| German Mission Conference Al 'i"'''
| vile Tex November 9th. =, rrt
| TorthZycst Texas Conference.-The for'
Worth, Tex, November lotR' wichita Falls
| North Texas CONFERENCE.-THE WIGHT" ''''7'
| Tex November 18th.
! Tbird District-Bishop Cranberry
virginia Conferencc-At Danviile Va NO
| ycmbpr ODD ,,l ,rj ,l- cI,,,rgr
Baltimore conference ~
'"' ,,nrr,b District-Bishop Hargrove'
1llinoia Conference-At Nashville, Ai.'~Oc-
lo TartI ~" ltississippt Conference-At Column
hns Miss. November 18th. e.4o. :
| South Carolina Conference-AI 'oulii'OA' -
| c.. December 9th. A. ooo1,lo Ala.
| Alabama Conference-Al OF0''
riftb District-Bishop Duncan
81 Iouis conference.-the West Flaihs' NO.
Seh1tGi4to@r 1GtIolinfereuce- Broad street
church, Knoxville, Tenn, OctoHtr LII,
WartI Alabama Confcrence-At 1ailaueS'
Az W,s I1gSi'H North Carolina Conference-
,1,r"on street. church, Charlotte, y. c. NO
yeInber 10Th n pecnmber 9th
V'- WIN rr carolina CONFERENCE.-THE fiflh stree
C,vth District-Bishop Galloway
Western Virginia Conference-AShi''nu
[ Ky. September 9TH. 1,.-.,-;,,o X Son
t Kentucky Conference-NaSs' 'iio 1'' "
temn ,,,,,. IN conference.-the Elkton, Ky
September nth ,o A. Central church
Npmnhis, Tenn, November -9'h dawson
$ Snulh Georgia Conference Al i'"'
Ga, December I@li' ,., uonariv
e Northwest Mexican Cohlcrehce-HR l "''
! urov october 18th. l,.. "a Mon
\Ccntral Mexico Cohlele"V'
i ion November l3th. ,,ro.orca- Nor
n i'N Mexican Border Mission boz conference N0i
= | .,l,. NInvico November Zdu. 80 >-
II terey' CHnhn,frrcnce-Navasota, Tex, Noven
Der Both. ,,s,,onoa At Orange Tex
II December 1th. ,,..,. .xo,
- r,irsjon Confercnce-Iiirosh
e july GE,n na'h Mission conference.-the Shanghai
Re October lSfn Conference-At Eddy, N. NJ
. 'I Denver Conference--M St Iaui '"0''
II Denver, Col, July 2'h. AT yinita
IL Indian Mission Conlele"OO
ID l.; ni N%ai,,r' Conference.-The HaHlehurS
III Miss December tth. - Homer La d
81 Louisiana Conference ~
celi'c l;nt,, D,strict-Bishop HaySood.
~ wostarn Conrerence-At Kansas CITY, h"i
AHGu asor,i sCtopference-At Monroe City, Nj
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THE FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Successful Work by the University In This
Field.

DR.. II. G. White, head of the .agricul
turaL department of the State university
passed through the city Friday on his
way to Lawrenceylie where ne addresses ;s,'s
from M the meeting of the board of directors
Of the experiment station near e. Gr MIN
During the week he inaugqr4led farmers ei,,
Institutes at BarnesNlile' AlcDoio"si' anu
Fairburn. I..,,,,,
educator ARE doing great good among the
f,,,. who are readily COM
i i,'s 'i''t to thtir support. We have
met with splendid success anu
the qsg hSPf b 52 @aHs 9"H Re
i1.,t',7 Thn work of scientific agriculture
S wi thus Il" be greatly benefited. Thess in
sqtas are purely e4u eat nt qssem nnsss
man to acquire a more practical knoWledg9
Of ots'' scientific farming If properly managed
by the farmers they can be made ;, to
work a wonderful benefit to the state.
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| with all legal efforts to do Justice to TIL,
nhilese IN TINS country, and to prevent any
China by the government of that country.
| Inc report OF the home mission bOart
| was read by DR.. Tichenor, of Georgia Il
/ is a most satisfying exhibit. The boar
| Is out OF debt and has considerable amount
on hand and owns property at low est
mate worth $4,000. 1t has 3GS mission
aries employed, 155 churches have beer
constructed and ninety-two houses of wor.
ship built, and 412 Sunday schools organized
during the year. Total additions to the
church, 9,604.
The report of the Sunday school board
was also presented.
All these reports were referred to com
mittees.
DR.. Hnchcr, of Virginia. preached the
convention sermon last night to perhaps
the largest audience ever assembled in
Nashville "
work of the Day at the Convention
~; Nashville. Tenn, May 13.-(Special >
ne great convention met in the tabernacle
at clock a. III. today. The report Of
me committee on the centennial was sub
mitted by DR.. I. r. Eaton of Kentucky.
chairman. Speeches We're made by Drs
Eaton, Mccall, Ellis, Pickard and Ford on
Ia ofe 1 report, and 1t was adopted. The report
OF the Southern Baptist Geological sem
mary was submitted by DR.. Broadus, OF
nehtucky, and after addresses by DrS.
hroadus and Whssett, it was also adopt
ed. Fifteen hundred dollars was raised
immedl9tely for the seminary
The Woman's Missionary societies met
at the First Baptist church at 8 o'clock in
the morning.
All departments of woman work show
= a marked Improvement. Miss Heck, of
North Carolina, presided This is an in |
dlspensibls auxiliary of the convention. II |
VIII meet again Monday vt 9 o'clock.
y great mass meeting is now being held |
IN the interest of foreign missions |
in the tabernacle, Governor Northcn nre
siding. DR.. Carroll of Texas, ana DR.. Eel. |
ct Tennessee, are to address the meeting
Pr. Bell showed that in south China the
Missionary work is spreading largely through
the instrumentality of the native preachers
Just rs it spread In the early centuries Of
ne CHRISTIAN era. During all the cen.
Of ill YET, missions III ndifi- '---~->~...
Ionr a>iltrience as former missionary III
that country peculiarly fits him tor tne
ordrous and responsible labors IT thar post
A. the conclusion of DR.. Bells address
Dr Hutchin told the following incident:
More than fifty years ago, in small town
In Alabama there was a PRAYER heetnle'
and the theme was missions A man fan ne
In with a little boy He was called on TO
nrov and in the midst Of a holy enthusiasm
he clasped his child in his arms and SAID,
= ord, make us willing to give our children
IA the mission cause That prayer was a
nronhecv The little boy was j +; Hart
well. now the missionary to emma.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

" motners, worn and weary
With cares which never cease,
With never time for pleasure,
with days that have no peace,
With little hands to hinder
And feeble steps to guard.
with tasks that lie unfinished,
Deem not your lot too hards
know a house where childish things
Are hidden out out Of sight;
Where never sound of little feet
Is heard from morn till night.
No tiny hands that fast undo,
That pull things all awry,
No baby hurts to pity
AS the quiet days go by.
The house is all in order
And free from tiresome noise,
NO moments of confusion,
No scattered, broken toys;
And the children's little garments
Are never soiled or torn,
But are laid away forever
Just as they last were worn.
And she, the sad-eyed mother
What would she give today
To feel your cares and burdens,
To walk your weary way.
All happiest on all this earth,
Could she again but see
Inc rooms all strewn with playthings
And the children round her knee!
- Alma Pendexter Hayden.
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New Magazines

1.-THE American Woman" is the title e.. OF
an Illustrated weekly devoted exclusively
to the Interest of women, published III New
1 .Th;s l. , new magazine and will be read
with interest by all. 1t Is edited by Mary
and and Margaret Bisland, and its list Of con
trihntors will alone assure its success.
The first number just out is tun al 81 IN n
teresting reading matter and beautifnlly ~ IL
r ,uoIr If the first copy Of THE Ameri-
c "Tni Woman is a fair sample We prophesy
for il a great success.
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ing ne IS between sixty five and seventy years old
any information of him or his descendants will bf
Thankfully received and postage returned If de
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Mrs. f. NJ Jones. Hornsly. Tex.-Will
exchange narcissus bulbs and seed of Acas-
sla. an ever blooming shrub, for confederate
money and cancelled stamps.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Mrs. d.. G. Campbell, Halton, Miss.-Has
variety or flowers and light hair braid to
exchange for calico or bleaching.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Mrs. Il. T. Clark, Good Hope Ill.-Wi,l some one
tel me what month. and what day of the month
Easter Sunday came on in the years 1886 and 1877?
favor as it will decide a birthday
nave been constant reader of The Constitu-
ZION Tor nearly three years. Address as above
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

j., Mrs. Ida %. Henry, Adairsville Ky.-Has
o-ceht cancelled stamps and old war stamps
to exchange for best offers
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

IL w; Knowles, Commissioner, GA
Wlll exchange good violin for No. % Win
CHESTER or Marlin rifle. Write first
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r, Miss Addie Carroll, Jonesboro, N. c.
has instrumental music to exchange for
other music. Write for list.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
15-JEWELLED.

Every lover of a fine
watch should see this one
The movement is one tina,
any expert would be
proud of. Gold and steel
works the finest made.
Every bearing set with a
ruby; cut and polished in
shape Of oil cup, which
holds the oil for three
years, with one cleaning.
The most economical
watch a person can buy.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
Tho Great Popular Route to the orids '"ir
and to the West.

The East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad is the only line running douDle
daily sleeping car service, and through
train service between Atlanta and CInclh-
matt, making close conn9ctlolais ior zoe
worlds fair Tickets sold ana paSE"St
checked through the choice of seven routes
offered to the worlds fair. .,,ooa
Low rate excursions will soon pe placvu
on TO the west Maps, pamphlets; rates
schedules and information OF every hl,u vast est
garding either the world l'1l VI V;1,;nms
mnSd frss py aaaass
see virginia As'e wv q
Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

When Baby was sick, we give her Castorta.
wbenshe wasa Child she cried for Castoria'
Whenshe became Miss. she chung to Castori''
whenshe had Children, she gave them CasEorA
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

NIrs Samuel BowdOn Gordon, Ala.-h uni ousie
said several weeks ago there were d boou iu ns
letters ahead for her department. ii tlley navy E
continued to arrive in such numbers rear ~ VIZ
ha sometime before this gets into PRINT, pro'ioco
II escapes the waste basket .;.,o
Fvervthipr is SO lovely i'll the merry spring ti,1
that one il inclined to write about tne oeau .lit
woods green fields, singing BIRDS, prl6hC Ao"ei'
and growing gardens ,.o 60 oooromize
snace in planting gardens as Aunt Susie says sue
does / have long rows ana rows % Eaeen ro 70
notatoes onions, cabbage and many oIher Neset Va;
FIaa and NV flower garden. now radiant Win lto
blossoms of various hues, would iooh liiliien'' w
persons living IN a city ,,.-.-,., Inv. c,icl,
ono sister gives in Woman hlnGdohi he. clttoh
ON record for last year. live in town ana cannot
raise fowls at home but we nave = farm ny
crarters of a mile from us, and there our aecht
wife Mrs Nicely, and l. are raising chicheIo oi i
shares am keeping record i"i WIS 20; a. - ~;
will rive ours to date. We have mao poor l.eN -,
hatcbing eggs and getting the chichche sVsi ~ =
otf To take care of themselves. Inc season 10 NOV
| over vet though and as the weather mas 9io"n
| n;ensant we hope to do better, ~, .
We have set 400 eggs, 140 OF when are stiil W
,atch We have Matched 2I0 chicks, but only ABOUT
| one hundred and eighty five are living. VI these
| are thirty or forty brOilers. we nave eaten Az
| dozen eggs. ,,-.. T IN, tanr+ed RI
| COW something about ours. She ls sweet NIUE
| nrssttIer two wears old, with bright eyes rosy
| rhecks and curly HAIR Her name is hat9ieei DO"
| don she is the oldest grand baby ana the SUI
! chime of the household.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

From The New ork sun.
old-fashioncd surplce waists, crossing in
front, but plain at the back the round t nrd
sweetest and simplest, 4 changeable emma
silk, with treworks of green shooting across US
a dark surface. has hounce or green on
the bottom about six inches wide. over TINS
a flounce of lace with a scolloped edge, and
above this four rows of green satin ribbon nnt
with a narrow pattern lace for Il border
and the whole thing put on with bead ll5
with the ribbon threaded in and out. The
surplice waist is edged with a big rut1e or
this lace trimmed in the same way with
green ribbon and opens over V Of the lace lace
| fullcd in over green. A green velvet collar
n green velvet twist on the edge of the
round waist, Il back made with a little full
ness across the top, all plated down mo
| little plaits i'll the center, full sleeves ehnlhs
! in black lace rutiles above the elbow, deeper
on the outer edge than i'll the inner one ts
and YOU have made it yourself for half as
| much as the modiste charges.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Mrs. U ". Haynes, Enigma, Ta-I1aS
,o,'anol n;aces of old-style furniture to eX-
change change for something of equal value.
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Mrs. e. F. McCants, Slaughter La have been
asubscriber for several years to The Constitution
ana IKE u much better than any other paper This
,nat Inc constitution is the paper to write to to
nave good many valuable books Some near
a hundred years old, and as | am an old lady The
DOCKS are of no use to me, but would be yerv val
uapie 10 some, as the library incldes some fine
histories. l void like to, exchange them for some
thing OF equal value that would 10 use to me
II any OF the ladies wish to make the exchange.
stamped envelope. There is about three do7en
books. Address as above. '
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Has Youths Companion for, 80, 81 ana
90 Demorest Magazine for the last r"f I'VE
years and Woman's Kingdom 1of A'o
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Mrs. A. J.. Lane, Lisbon, Fla:- NNItn; Sx,
o 81 n1noI value for a pair of peafowls or
peafoWl eggs.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Mrs. G. A. Osborn, box $50 l5lrhli ;,,hl
Ala -~TIas calico, worsted and ghSnal
scraps to exchange for turkey eggs WIN
for particulars,
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GOLD FILLED

First-class Jewellers are
Selling thls watch for S2e
and $35. These are sam
pies ofthe very best make
of watch which is n life
long time keeper; every
body knows that n first
class 20-ycar flied watch
never wears out. These
are made in hand carved
designs, both Ladies ana
Gents Sizes, with the Pa
tent Safety Pinion, and
the new Burglar-proof
non-pull-out bow.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Miss Lena Craig, Easley, >. t g., Ia,
c coIret or worsed scraps and diamond dust
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Mrs. Maggie Boring P,oderly Ala. Ala
Will exchange remnants or cameo. slnsn .;Iii
or {pr up rnof"d bowers; gerani.ms begoniaS,
heliotrope or roses.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
Pnnnlar Superstitions.

Few people are dauntess enough mo G 70 more lo1e
bcinr married on Friday, and all have lhof is
o or less respect for hat old shoe wed MeddeI
Invariably thrown after the hb neM IN AN H inter
pair, writes Rhodes ..n MmcKn'sn IN Marriages,
fs1 Tie n Apf ladies Home }ouFaa A
so@e I dns thng borrGW oDg fro oIao some s
thlnfI ' Gle e@ rejoice when the marra5t
d Ai p davis brightly, remembering the 0l'
adage: ,.,o ,,on whom the sun doth
and Sn All are equally Ger tain that o++sr
Az Innrn thp name and not the iuteT io++ar
| " nhanre for the worse ana not lno '0''
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

rsA. NJ Crver, Tallassee Ala.-Will some one
who has experience in raising turkeys, inform me
what is the matter with mine. AT hrst they see
Co he blind, then tlroop and die | notice thel9
sean,s 70 he n thin sl<,n over part of the eye.
will bo very thankful for any information.
Best wishes To The Constitution
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EYHH NOE LIST.

G. Kibbe, so Bell street, Hampton, Tex
Has cancelled United States and foreign
stamns and stamp albums to exchange lot
nouitrv or confederate money.
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CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE

A Cosby Exchange OF views Ao~ WV
Ladies' for Themselves
nrorr 7 a+tors written on both sides OF the paper
eannos be printed.
Notice.
The correspondents of this department VIII
nlease address their letters to 4So Court4aho
Avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
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years to exchange for something useful OF
ornamental
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Mrs A. NJ steed, Idaho, Ala Wish 10 enqu ni'
through the Womans Kingdom, that VIII puS
Confederate stamps, uncanceled have on hahq
nine 10 cent stamps that would be glad to sell;
would be glad 10 hear from them, eithei 'Niouo
the Kingdom or by letter.
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u;hIa IpHDirAt1On.

r. 20 letting lazy, watch James
YOU your " Faith IS Below par r SaHa PAU" Quietly
if you are impantlf,n aI SIT 'o"N '
ana n Eon are just little strong-headed' 60
apn S Sey nre getting weak-kneed' take d i00A
at II f there is no song in your heart '''''D
to David. .
The Constitution and South
ern Farm SI.25.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Mr, s. J. Dodd, Montpelier, Cal, Wishes 10
know where she can get the Cold ater rro ,ri
If Canninr Fruit" Viii some of the sisters write
70 her and tell her where she can get II ana whaI
1t would cost?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Miss g. A. Williams, Milton, RIA W. Lii
s,n;tb ,yil soma her address, and stamps, VIII
forward Florida moss grass pinks, etc.; III CO
change for flower seed sent me. she faileu 70 Slrs
her full address in her, ana INC pAP'i 'A
tanned it has been misplaced.
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Read and Remember.

Wa cannot advertise in this department.
savera, letters have been received this week
Offering articles and mentioning fixed price
we leave out all such letters; do not OBJECT 10
simnIe exchanges, but other offers will be lei'
mt
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

Mrs. r. j. Bond, Martin, Gal wish the know
she whereabouts of my only brother, Davlu d.
Hic@imbotham He was raid in Ebert county
Georgia grand son Of Sam Higginbotham, VINO
served as colonel in the revolutionary war. II hv-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16

!. Mrs; Lizzie White, Pelham, Tenn.-I have long
thought OF writing to Woman's Kingdom. and
thanking you and the sisters for the great pleas
ure the paper and this special page affords me-
l nave often seen inquiries from sisters for a
cure ior chicken cholera. have sure cure and
preventive which will gladly exchange for nice
mouse plants, monthly roses rhododendron.
nave tried carbolic and sulphurc acids and
many other Things without much success and at
idSV I'D experimental mood tried my remedy on a
men tiitt was past eating and was successful and
IL VIII not cost one cent, and is the least bit of
trouble to use; can he fed to the chickens in ther
ZOO or place IN their water supply and is perfect
III any sister desires the cure she can write me
card, stating what plants she has for EXCHANGE
anu VIII Send the recipe and state what plants
WISH, WIN the understanding the plants are to be
Wsii wrapped IN wet moss and paper or cotton and
me loots ana ends of cuttings carefully secured
w III the lady who sent me small water hya
clnth and tube rose in March, please send me her
name and address?
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GOLD PLATED.


Four plated and FURNISHED
by hand. The only watch OF
its kind ever shown in this
country. You can sell ii
for four times the price; re-
mcmberyou can return the
watch any time within one
year. and receive your
money back if you find it
otherwise than represented.
They are made in both La
dies and Gents sizes.
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come asking helm. Our ladtAs
and not abIc TO give larGet} . ,, ,-ao+ical
If any one of the sisters know OF any pIactlc;nis
,,an mat has been Cried with success ana wonlo
80 ne of IT, and tell us anything that ~oulu III,
teir,estusandgve added zeal 90 our work. we wouu
more than appreciate 1t. ,i,.s spd
whom sold add the money to our missionary I!lu,
~ we can yet the scraps Will make North
Carolina county quilt, and Il United States quli'
20 andition To those we make ourselves
Al Ne would thank any one who reads TINS ana
feels disposed TO send us few callco pieGHn NJ
annnoh 10 make a block II or - inches square we
want one white piece in every collection on WHICH
we can put the name and address OF donor, ,,or,
AS we know The Constitution goes into 9t .o,
Titory IN the United States, we hope we wiz nav,
no dtculty in getting pieces 1t wlli NOT De nue.
20 Won sisters but il will be a great dca TO US
~ 1!,ease send soon. Every piece Will be hlghi!
valued ~ ,,,,x-,,, oupETS pros,t
<1"O0''' Box 81, Lexington, \. L.