The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-20

SON. at Auburn, Ala, she will doubtless hear from
him, as he resides near there, and Auburn is his
postofiice.
Mrs. Drummond wishes to obtain through Wo-
mans Kingdom the address of the lady who wrote
about making baby shoes. put the paper aside
for future reference but by some means or other
it was lost.
Mrs. NJ. C. Reed, Buford Ga. wishes to know
the whereabouts of her husband A. j. Reed. lie
left home the 1lth OF September, 1893. When last
Aeard from he was in Dawson Ala Any mtor-
nation will be thankfully received VIII return
postage if desired. Address as above.
Mrs. Alice Albright, Boynton, Ga.-Can some
tell me through the columns OF your valuable
paper the address of Mrs. Belle Gudgeon: Wheh
last heard from she was i'll CINCINNATI, at 60i Cen
tra avenue. Any Information thankfully received
through The Constitution or private lettei
Mrs. 4 j. Holloway, Monticello. Ga.Mrs T. ID.
Holloway wishes to know the whereabouts OF her
son, john Dahucy Holloway, who lett his home III
Jasper county, Georgia i'll 1866 for Texas; from
there he went to Arkansas and married, and lett
for "l the territories, was the last mi oratloh
from him. He was born near Standfordviile, III
Putnam county Georgia, is about Forty SIX years
old. His father was Dabncy I. Holloway. Any
information OF him gratefully received by the
aged mother, Il subscriber OF The Constitution
Mrs |. r. Ellis, AlvaraCio, Texas-Can any one
tell how to get rid of the sticktights, or chick
en- feas. The chicken mites were a great pest
tntn came me meas. WOulu DC JHdlli III IL any
one would tell me what to do.
/ also wish to inquire through Womans King
DOM the Whereabouts OF Monroe GlideweH. lie
came from Mississippi to Texas. lie is about
middle aged.
Also Hugh Harrison and Finnis Marshall. The
latter two were IN Parker county, leXas wnen last
heard from seven years ago. They, too, were from
Mississippi.
If any one OF them should this, and will
write to me, shall be very glad To near from
them.
Mrs. Nola Shinn, Pope Station, Miss.I u
want to say word 70 the YOUNG loi ks
abolish the novels. Many a parent has sad
that their son was led astray by reading
his refusal to work for a living; that ne
desired life of luxury, but would not at
tempt to secure it honestly. Their magma
tons are corrupted by visions OF enjoy.
ment to be secured otherwise than by the
sure methods of industry and 1ruSallty'
and they come to transSreSs al iaWD
human and divine. How neediui 1t IS 10
train the young to true independence, to
the adherence of unjust gain, TO the haplt
1 3be " Ens@re es5 q SVtery parent healt
10 train their children up for heaven ana ana
So fultiu the law of Christ. All those that
have dear, kind parents love and respect
them, for you know not the sadness TO pt
a dear mothers care. Mrs. NJ. S. Deaton,
my aunt, wishes to know the Whereab bouts
Of her uncle Thomas I r@,19h S G friT
Tex. Also wish to know of Euriah Lawson
or any Of his family his VIE f was wa n
Georgia The desired information Will be
very highly appreciated
Mrs. S. d. Matthews. Hamilton, n. c.
"Christ says love is the fulfiIiing OF me
law. Love We one another. we are toia
The way we are to know whether we nave
passed from life unto death by loving me
brethren. Glad to see all Christian work
going on and helping IN every very p place c Wd
don't expect us TO be perfect. He knows
our frail bodies; we are but dust OF lhe
ground. Some time ago the paper was
full Of lis Marriage Failure? what
makes the failure? Its the amount OF love
lacking. one writer has SAID a Wlle
can stand a tremendous amount OF love,
all that any man can give her me uahst t
lies in not giving enough 1t is woman $
nature to love; their life work is made up
of little things while a man IS broader;
here's where the misunderstanding arises
often. | saw where correspondent wrote
telling about the faults of his WiIe ana
wanted TO know why it was he had got
such d bad Wife. The answer was ne
didn't know, unless it was because 5he had
one another!' ! don't mean the mans IN
fault always but as a general thing ] be
lieve they are. man will always be re-
paid for the love he gives his wife. Christ
gives noble advice to the married and the
best way to do right is for both to work
together and not have one-sided business.
Love is the great fountain of life. GOD SO
loved the world He gave His only begot-
ten Son for the forgiveness of our sins.
Mrs. r. l.. X, Arlington, Calhoun Coun-
ty, Georgia. wish to tell the sisters or
some japoncas | saw a few weeks ago. 1
had heard these japoncas spoken OF SO
frequently and had occasionally seen a lew
of the blooms at the homes of my neigh
boris, and was prepared to see some
thing nice, but had no conception of the
grandeur OF the sight that awaited me; 1t
was late in the afternoon when we arrived
at the old Taylor homestead, eight miles
below Arlington, and We're met by the lady
that owns the place Imagine a large
grove Of oaks that look as if they might be
a hundred years old; in the midst OF them
large Old-fashioned house with broad
Veranda, q wide open hall. Back OF these
the japoncas grew, We're planted, perhaps,
forty years ago by hands that have long
since crumbled into dust in the little family
burying ground near by. We paused before
them spellbOund They We're simply i'm
mense. between fifteen and twenty feet tai
and prOpOrtiOnatcly broad; two of the white
and pink Variegated aud one a lovely soft,
delicate rose color. | do not think | eX-
aggerate when 1 say there were 5000 buds
and open flowers. 1t was the grandest
flower show / ever witnessed. The ground
was literally covered with millions of the
delicate petals that looked fresh and
pure as if Just scattered there by fairy
fingers. We were awed into silence by the
to be forgotten. No wonder the people
come for miles around to look on their
WOnderous beauty. Breaking arTnful of
flowers that seemed a Dissertation, though
they could never be missed, turned
slowly away from what viii ever remain
one OF the ple&u}nteSt memories Of Il life
time. How many of the sisters are in
terested in flowers? | think it is safe to say
many of US are unable TO pay the high
price asked by most florists for their
flowers, hence are forced TO deny ourselves