The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-02

worry each other AMI after their horns are
removed the most fractions COW becomes
more quiet and easily managed. In calves
caustic is applied when the calf is only
few days old and the little stub that would
be a horn is treated, and it never natures
into n horn.
I shall never forget the delightful morn
ing spent in the dairy of Experiment, the
novelty of all | saw making it doubly in
terestng. Mrs. WILLIAM KING.
CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE KINGDOM
A Cosby Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies for Themselves
NorE-Letters written on both sides of the paper
cannot be printed.
viii rne correspondents of this column please
address their letters te $50 CORTLAND avenue,
and not 400. This is the he 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 articles and mentioning q fixed price;
we leave out all such letters; do not object to
simple exchanges, but otter offers viii be left
ont.
Mrs. H. A. pohson, SANKEY'S Creek, n. c.
Can any reader of The constitution give me any
information of James l.. Dobson: When last
ii
at birmingham. Ala. | am an invalid and in
formation concerning my only boy, will be
gladly received.
Mrs. Jane Lyle, Eclectic, Ala.-Like many
others have come TO express my gratitude TO
the dear old Kingdom. ! think The COnstitu-
ton one Of the best papers of the south. i
want some of the sisters of the Kingdom
TO give me some information in carrying
that needs some. and | have never had the
chance of attending one. | feel like | want
to do some good for the Lord; | hope to hear
from some soon.
Mrs. t. V. Ramsower Valley Springs. Tex.
! read with great interest The Constitution,
and having noticed where many learned
the whereabouts of their relatives and
friends, | thought it might be possible |
could learn something about my Uncle Frank
ago to help drive a herd Of cattle to Kansas
and has never been heard of since. Any in
formation concerning him would be gladly
received by his poor old crippled mother.
If any one should this who knows him
aud will write to me | will return the post
age.
T. p. Holland, Greenbrier Miss-Wants to
find out where the children of the late Glen
Davis, of Walker county, Ga. When last
heard from there We're five girls living The
oldest girl Elizabeth, married man named
James Anderson, and was living in the state
of Kansas. Have not heard anything about
them since the Any information con-.
corning them will be greatly appreciated.
w. c Bates, Owens MiSs.-Will he very
thankful to any one giving him any informa-
ton concerning his brother II. II. Bates.
When last heard from he was in Denver, Col,
lie expected to visit New Mexico after he
went to Colorado, which has been about
twelve years ago
Mrs. w. =. Nelson, Sunshine, ALIAS ]
called very hurriedly from home to North
Carolina by the illness of my dear mother
could not finish sending flowers TO many of
the sisters who send stamps. If ! am spared
to return L will most assuredly liquidate my
obligations to all. To my host of floral
friends | wish TO return my grateful thanks
for the many kind letters ana nice flowers
received. Let me recommend to all eX-
changers wise plan viz: Write your ad-
dress plainly on the outside cover of packages.
| have received many packages Of flowers
not flower labelled, nor any clue as TO the
donor. 70 all such persons | appear very I'M
grateful, as | know not where to watt my
thanks.
Miss VirGie Il. Ogden Marietta, Cal
wish that all the sisters could quilt de-
sign that have lately had given to me. AS
are pieced they will lie around for months
before they, are quilted With this plan you
do the picclng and quilting at the same time,
though it is nothing like the log cabin Meth
out border. 1t is Impossible to make one
made Of All wool, silk, velvet or calico. No
lady could fail to be delighted, Any sister
sending me a package of all-wool scraps will
receive by return mail square entirely
completed They can at glance understand
the construction
Although | do not exact any certain guam
uty OF scraps, | feel sure that the sisters
Will be just with me and send enough to com
pensate me for my trouble in making the
square Please be careful and send no scraps
with suspicion of cotton. as ] have decided
to use none except of the best quality.
Notc-iiaving received sample square of
this quilt, | can add my testimony as to its
being very pretty aud something entirely diff
ferent from any quilt square | saw, the
very novelty making it pretty.-Editor.
Mrs. f. r. A. f., Eureka. Tex-I often
see letters mourning the death of a sweet
babe or lovely child. which makes my heart
bleed afrcSh with thoughts of my own loved
ones that long ago passed from my care to
that of more fender. allwisc and loving
father. Put when ] reflect on it ] know
it was for the best, and it is Il sweet thought
to know that they are already saved and
have net the sins and temptations Of this
life TO contend with. but saved through His
love and tender mcrcicS to them. Sisters.
I have sacred drawer filed with roics of
my loved ones, that l could not willingly
part with, it would seem sacrigious to me
to do SO for there | can view them and
bring back vivid recoectionS of their sweet
lives and they seem to draw me upward
and onward to that blissful abode where
Christ said. except ye become little
child We cannot enter therein. Now I feel
ought to thank God that he has been
SO merciful to darlings and shielded