The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-24

we leave out all such letters; do not object TO
simple exchanges, but other offers will be left
out.
Della A. Haywood, Kemp, Tex-I have been
an interested reader of this department for
some time. What would the modern paper
be without its cosy corner for women, and
though some Sneer at fancies and our
WhinS, which I'VE feel very free to air. under
a nom de plume at least, believe that many
q poor woman is cheered by hearty sympathy
OF unknown contributors, and even lifted into
higher paths by the words of those who are
treadinS the upands of faith, hope and sweet
charity. AS for me L would rather be All
huIuh.e Scribbier for 'tHouSchodS," Home
Councils and ''Chiidren's Corners" with the
consciousness of having warmed some weary
hearts, tent some ray OF sunshine into iowy
homes than to have my name known through
out America the writer of the pithy, pun
gent paragraphs which pander to the vitiaied
taste Of the multitude. Strange chat women
of talent viii for filthy lucre and bad fame
hep 10 I'LL our popular jOurna.s with the de-
which make society letters SO spicy. The
demand for this species OF literature Is on
'tue increase ., mothers proy.dc your chl-
dren WIUh plenty of pure, instructive reading
dniuter. NouriShed on good food, hu4il'A
beings refuse garbage, and the lMnd, II prop
crIy grained, wiz not crave the Seha%lloha
and impure
Mrs. l.. L. jenkins, Chipley, Cal, for one,
hone that the editress win not become UNI
easy for fear that we viii get tired OF her
writing about the worlds fair. Those OF us
that cannot go want 10 learn all we can Oh
the great fair especially when we can get
it from such an .able pen and one OF such Il
STYLE as hers. i enjoy reading her letters SO
much. l notice chat the ladies are discussing
tie subject OF cooking. l. for one, love to
cook ana ! iiu6 it would be much better II
all would try ANA enjoy it and quit trying to
imagine that they don't like to COOK. inc
chiltirtn have heNn writing about nope ana
memory. | think the question will have 10
lie set, led in favor of memory Now cant
Won write about the Sabbath school lesson
as we all get the same lesson.
Mrs. !. T., Jackson, MSs.-A neighbours lit
tie girl severely hurt and crippled by II nail
wound in the foot, having suffered for weeks,
finds her greatest diversion and pleasure IN
looking over aud adding to her museum
collection Of minerals, shells and curious
relics Such as confederate stamps and money
and a cantcen and other articles of curiosity
win be gladly received for what the donors
wish in exchange of like value. Write to
Annie Halls, Jackson, Miss.
Mrs. n G. b, Keiton, S. C.-Mrs. Nancy
Bailey wishes to make an inquiry through
f'hp Constitution for her brother, William A.
Reaves. He was born near Charlotte, n: e.,
and went to Georgia; was last heard from
at Talking Rock, Pickens county, Georgia.. II
he SHOULD see this letter or any Of the readers
Of The CONSTITUTION, / would be glad to hear
from them and will return postage.
Nora H Sexton. Corwin, Tex.I wish to
learn the whereabouts of my father Elisha
Helems He left Texas about the year 1878
lie is about sixty years old. If he should
see this letter or any OF me reaoefs Oh ne
them. / will return the favor in any way