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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-12-24

--l,s wears roll so swiftly by That We can
almost imagine We can hear the teho %
our last Christmas greeting yet r'Net'r'
s,inx when we come again 10 wish You
,,,er~,- ana happy Christmas and new year
Tbs CHRISTMAS gtft OF tine babe born 20
ere v-nrld so many centuries ago, 'White the
sheuberds watched their flocks at night
makes this always n season OF giving. and
q the little ones the brightest time oil al
the wear.
~ We will give sensibIy the season IS
pleasure. but II We ID not IL often proves
\ burden. Think first Of those who have
nothing. and let your gifts bring pleasure
TO dcsoIate homes. instead or going 10
those only who are able 10 return them
II seems 10 me that God has so constituted
rs that our hearts expand At Christmas
times and We would gladly give TO all hut
many Of US are debarreI this privilege
and 50 we must be content to do what We
can.
one % the most beautiful sights that
Christmas brings IS to be- found IN tho big
stores around the toy counters old hearts
grow young and glad watching the bright
eyes and chubby hands that look and grasp
and see the Joy that beams IN every little
face
Longing little hearts are almost bursting
with the desire 90 possess some beautiful
toy The characteristics Of the two sexes
ar. plainly read as We watch the boys
who stand around the drums. horns. en-
-incs bicycles. etc. while the girls con-
gregate about the doIls. tea sets. cooking
stoves. etc. There Is something Tor all. and
the children never weary uf lookiuI. But
the brightest pictures of an are the dear
eager lljtle ones who surround the windows
and counters az ia. stores
II is "a pleasure To take "A peep also al the
markets during Christmas times. Fcr the
sllstantialS we see whole venisons sUS-
upud.d ready for sale. young pigs waiting
Fu- thu. apple in tine mouth. beautiful beef
birds uuon bir.ls turkeys. geese. ducks and
chickens so nicely dressed and waiting for
me oven ti.h az IA desiriptions. some
frozen in blocks OF ice, oysters, crabs. lob
sfers and all sorts OF things that live in
the sca-indced. there is nothing that one
can wish for that cannot TO- forthcoming.
The frui; stands are simply lovely.decera-
tel with holly wrcaths ami branches Of
mistIet0e. among which repoSc the bright
red appIca. golden oranges. grape fruit.
Malaga ami Tokay grapes and many other
luscious fruits Indeed. everything pat
on holi.iy attire AMI The crowded streets
attest the appreciation ia which all these
good things are held hy The gazing throng
II were a Santa Claus there would he
no sad hearts al Christmas, but every
heart should b. nlled with gladness.
let MS at least make the little ones
happy-put our cares aside and stand brave
~ before the shadows that surround Us
and cast only sunshine on our children
Then. indeed. will our hearts joyousiy catch
up the angels song and long ana loud viii
echo the refrain. Peace ON earth, good
will - men,"
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Perfect christmas Day.

No man or woman now living will see
again such a Christmas day as the one That
closed Yesterday when the dying sun piled
the western skies with gold and purplei
A winter day it was. shot To the core with
sunshinei II was enchanting TO walk abroad
in its prodigal beauty, 10 breathe its elixir
- reach out the hands and plunge them
Omen fingered through its pulsing waves OF
warmth and freshness. II was june amt
November welded and fused into a perfect
glory that held the sunshine and snow be
meath tender and splendid skies. To have
"a unoweq such a day from the teeminS
winter was 10 have found an Odorous peach
on a bough whipped in the storms OF win
ter. One caught the musk OF yellow grain.
IA. favor - Efrrsuess nuts. che frssssraf'.s -
strayvbsrries. the exquisite odor Of violets.
the aroma OF all seasons. in the wonderful
dav. The hum ~ bees underrode the whist
ling wings OF wild geese flying southwark.
The fires slept in browsing CRATES while the
p.orle rnarvsling outdoors, watched the
ST winds Woo the roses and the lilies.
Truly il was a day of daysi Amid its
Fioto,ls luxury surely life was worth living.
Worth living 20 hold up the head and
breathe II IN as thirsting men drink water;
~ mt every sense on its gracious excel
hence. 40 throw the hands wide apart anu
hur whole armfuls OF day close 10 the
heart. till the heart itself Is enTapturrd ami
tIl,,n,Ined Gods benediction came down
with the day, sloW-dropping from the skies
Cors smile was its light. and all through
and through it's supernal beauty anu sun
ness Unspoken but appealing 10 every heaft
,,a Sanctifvinr, eN cry soul, was His inVoca-
ton and promise. Peace-on ear'h' soo' "'''
a. ruput"
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A COMPLETE WRECK.
A STORY OF PECULIAR INTEREST
To WOMEN.
How the Life of n York state WOmaD
Was Wreckef-Life Lost Its joy
Hut the Clouds Passed and Hap
piness Came Again.

From The Binghampton, y. V, Republican
We have heard so much talk throughout
the country of late concerning Mrs. Martina
Gates of Maine, Bro0me county, ". r., thai
yesterday a reporter of The Binghampton
Republican, interviewed her for publication,
and her story, which Will interest all wo-
men, is as follows:
Il was born in Hartford, Cortland county,
New York forty-two years ago. have
been married twenty-one years and am the
mother Of eight children About two years
ago 1 was afflicted with troubles incidental
to my sex and suffered asonizins pain. Inc
trouble continued to grow worse, until last
winter l was compelled to take to my bed
L called in a regular physician. but his
treatment did not seem to do me muck
good. and only relieved me for little
time. after which my condition became
worse than before. l was confined to- my
bed for three months. and was absolutely
unable 10 attend TO my household duties.
| could hardly feed myself, so weak had l
become. had Il be waited upon day and
night, ard q physical wreck. There.
'were very grave doubts about my ultimate
recovery. lie oest nope lne dgotor eould
hold out To me was that | might be aole
TO get around again and attend to my
household duties after remaining in bed a
few months longer But. instead OF getting
better. | grew steadily worse One day L
- pD"ned to read in the paper about DR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. and
deciueu To EiVe them lrlai- immediately
half a box. / saw marked change for the
better in my condition All this time, how
ever was confined to my bed. 1 continued
taking the medicine until / had used four
boxes. and by that time | was able TO be
about aud around again. Tire Improvement
has been steady ever since. / am still a lit
tie weak. tut growing stronger as fast
as nature. aided by Or. Willams's Pink
Pills will let me. | have great faith in
these pills, and shall use them hereafter.
NV husband. who felt real miserable ell
the spring. took them and they made a
Few man of him L have also used them
for my laughter. aged nineteen years who
has found them very beneficial for troubles
Incidental 10 her sex. SO far as / am my
self concerned, ] consider it Z wonderful
cur.
Mrs Gates has lived in north Maine for
a,1l4, yeats, ami ~ nigniy respected. any
statement she n,ak~~ * cheerflllv ecG;Ii-
esced in by her friends and acquaintauces.
Or. Nillianls's rink Pills contain ali the
elements necs.sSar.- To give new life ana
richness 10 the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are Tor sale by all druggists,
o. may b. had by mail from Dr. Williams
Medicine Co. Schenectady. y. i. for SOC
per box. or six boxes for $50.
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BY mrs. WlIuAm KING.


in the fact that il must be sweeter and
happier and holicr FOR chautaupuans than
for most folks.
You know your messenger told you last
week that the chauteuqua class OF '9S is
named for two soulful southern poets
THE Laniers" Sidney Lamer, the canon
lied poet" whose names illumes the chau-
tauqua banner and floats 10 the breeze the
chautauqua colors, loved the Christmas
tide.
lie wrote a wonderful story Of Christ
mas Eve; it's title is "'fhc ha'd Times ~
E,lfiand." anu the fact that il is not more
familiar than TIE Night Before Christ
mas TO all the children of the southland
is only because the mothers of the south
land have not learned to appreciate the
poetry Of the southland.
10 one who has learned TO love Lanier.
tn beauty and pathos, with the true ART
and intellect ~ THE Hard Times in Elf
land" awaken thought too deep for tears"
because. alas, IL brings 10 mind how traly,
touching our southern poets generally and
I.auier especially. too long We may have
paraphrased Margaret Sangeler's words To
read:
I'VE have careful thought for the stranger,
And smiles foi the sometimes guest
But alas! our own
We leave alone,
Though We love our own the best
The motto Of the ohautauull class of 'gS.
the watchWord welding heart 10 heart ia
this choutlulua class now forming ali
over our country and across the waters,
was written 10y Clifford iIuicr-it is only
one line from "nc Of his nanA gudtrdnS,
but as they DO. this line teaches in
spring. uplifting lesson.
The humbl,st life that hN"s may DC Iii
TINS Of itself might have conveyed Christ
mas thought enough for one chautauqua
message bat here is another-one sent
especially Tor Womau's Kingdom:
THE GREAT TEACHER.
~ though of science-br.shtes light is
TIL earthly air infuse the heavenly spark!
And spake the Teacher: Seek with love
The very wisdom Of Chrisrs heart and
mind"
"CILFFoRp LANIEn.
Christmas Isai"
When Aunt Susie said this mus; he a
Christmas message YOUR cAautauqua mes
senger wrote 10 Mr.. l.au.rr. ;tt Moutgom-
cry. asking for luauau with his ae-
customed Kindness, So Ike mis- lmm artal
brother. ne sent ihe above; is - "a chan
tauqua Christmas message:
Who can doubt it, Does not science now
ever verify the word of Godt Nud is it
not the purpose uf tho sndutoUqua 10
study the word ana the wo"ks If Gyd2'
Aye, thouShUUi reader, study iAis mes|-
sage more ,loScly-cauii ypu better, with
love, find the Wisdom of Chr.sta heart and
mind than IN tGy lesson. ami m the same
time % the holy Christmas tide:
And NOW ycut. fsles.,eu.-,r n:,. t,.a ,au III
the southern r.prta" 9tItiNe. in the .nau-
tauqua class oi 'a>-"thc Iitui.rS'' the
southland fan "a 20 forward nader such
Your messenger feels ;hat tuy Christmas
time if a uttHg itle to preach IN rei'-
e."n pr culture - We preach the religion
of Christ. for - believes Thar culture
adds 10 character. and thgt culture. char
actor and religion make purer and worth
f.sH IA o. sff
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A ChrI-tmar DnN Memory.

o morn OF golden splendor--
Day OF the lowly King,
With mem ies sad and tender.
We hail Inc light you bring
You seem a door OF beauty
That opcs on hinge of gold,
Through which there streams Thy glory
or story sweet and old!
And yet. as round US glowing.
We hattie. in blessed light,
There sweeps a wave of feeling
Too sad Tor pen TO write.
Another golden Christmas day
Once dropped from heaven DOWN,
Whose spIendor seemed the very light
That beamed from Calv'ry's crown.
With eye OF seer and poets soul.
There walked these streets along.
A man whose deeds Respondent were
Whose heart was fun OF song.
And Of that day he sang in prose
4 poem rich-sublfme,
Its tender strength and brightness rare
StilI ON us sweetly shine.
A year, Another Christmas day!
The south's sad heart was wrung,
For broken lay his peerless pen
And stilled his blessed tongue.
q Grady dear. beloved deadi
We see you through our tears.
As crowns this golden Christmas morn,
The pyramid OF years.
WILL ID. TPSHAW.
Ne have been specially requested 10 re-
,rInt the beautiful prose poem" of Mr..
irady's. alluded 10 in the above piece by
ur friend. Earnest Willie" II is now
TX years since il was written, ana i've
ince tha writer left Us. No doubt the read
ny OF "a Perfect Christmas Day" viii
.waken many pleasant, though sad memo
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Dorothy Harper Charleston, Mo- know tina
MANY readers are, like myself, compelled IL save
tine pennies. so PERTAINS Jew hints on that SUB
iect VIII ba accept die.
DO not throw tour Kid gloves away when they
ret solcd, but wash them IA naphiha Get ~ cents
worth at the drug store, put uttie IN ho"i ana
rub the gloves IN u Just As you would hahdher-
CEicl IA water. Rinse IN Gear nai,htha ana hdhE
an the OMEN air to dry nend the clipped places
with cotton thread the same color as the gloves,
and strengthen any places where they are wearing
thIn ~ placing gum tissue p1tcu under theln.
Narnl-h the ouoS 81 your SHOES with thin glue
when they bcgiu to how signs ot wear; PUT IN an
inside sole ot postal card cat the right shape with
:. cle,u muslin one pasted IN over II.
ht fore You huy your winter undcTshirt, inspect
your WOODEN gowns and see IT there Is not one from
which YOU can cHt i1iHi... ;ored sh1rt. lWo III
tCrent c0iOrs may he used by dyeing thelu biack
i. itA diamond dye. Cat dnu Ut ~ as carefully a.
II it were tor the outside face II around the
bottom, and bind II around the lower edge WIN
WOODEN braid.
As 70 dresses, there are many ways of SAVING
prru!c, that II would lie impossible 10 enumeratOr
Them. lie particular 10 observe one rule always
bt.y good material II II more satisfactory, and
j. M ,ncau,sr II, the end. lt Is sometimes good
inyr. tucnt t. buy remnants OF velvet or slik IN
nj an culdrs. II You know lust what you want,
bur Il - poor polcy To hay anything that yOu have
~, use tor Just because l. is cheap silk or WOODEN
dresses, when ont OF Styl-, may pe npped apart
aud washcu in suds made by boiling y handful OF
soap bars chips IN soft water; then rinse through
clear water, dry aud iron it on the wrong side. IL
will not fade the most delicate Coors.
Black dresses that have been stained with mud,
should be brushed thoroughly; then rub the stains
VITA "A raw potato cut open and they VIII dlsap-
pear. -
other things may lie vastly improved IN appear
;n,e by dyrug Them With diamond dye. IN Fact
the possibilities which dyelng opens 40 the home
drcsSmaker, are almost unlimited.
After the material is ready, plan your work and
go at il with will. With the help of good pat
Tern aud fashion plate inaking the dress need
nor be a -eriOu, task. lie careful to cut the goods
and nut the pieces together according to the III
rr.to on the pattern. Il the first trial ~ not
success RIP your work and correct your mistakes
aud Try ag.,ln. Nod will soon be able To make a.
neat and stylish "a dress as your dressinaker and
vii save several dollars during the year by 50 do
in..
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Waupan, Wis, December 1.-THE bodies
of the two Schultz children, lost last Mon
day, while coming from school, were found
yesterday afternoon in bog two miles
northeast of their home. They were lying
with their faces to the ground with their
hats and wraps ON and with snow under
them, which would indicate that they fell
after considerable snow had fallen.
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The chautauqua NIeSsa ..c.

Christmas message il is 20 be, Aunt
Susie" says. Does Christmas come 10 chau-
tauquans just as To other people?
All! yes, indeed, unless il be different
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CHRISTMAS. CHRISTMAS.

You can secure mo better present to
give during the holidays than The
Weekly Constitution one year.
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EACTf JNGE LTSf.

r. q. sherard. Aionalysy,lle, 5. - has a
gumI SAN at skates tu exchange Tor
braa4r or White Holland turkey gobler
MIR. A. ]. Rice. po-ter. Ala. ms saints
Er,oEnitian'' to exchange ;pr christian
Secret OF a HAPPY Life.
Mi. .. :. IS Eorth Spruce street. Nash
Vile. Penn. Wij3 vNchaR.c >iiE. 5atin. vel
Vet aud wo.stel pieces Tor cancelled postage
stamps.
Mrs. :. q. powell. Gmiey's Creek. Ala.
has .hrre good reri2eS Tor -toasE. turns
40 sores ~ exchange for t.Hee yards Vi
hanrci ~orStct - fnsry.
Mrs. John \. Staples, Dry Cane. Ala.
has a Iizit IAN heuriet;a to eyrhanse t.2r
mourning dress or goods; also, hat 10 match
NrJe TOR a;,ieus"'=,
r. r Richardson. Johnston. 5. g vii
exchange "Oid Curiosity Shop fer The
Heavenly Twins" also, Jean lngeioN Tor
Frank Il. Stanton's poems. " iiie arSt.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Whitman. Warsaw. \. g.,
viii send one dozen well rooted sweet NO No,
stamps and cents TO pay postage on lac
Vioiets.
Hattie NJ. Cray. Monkton Ridge. VI. has
Gue cabinet specimens ana patterns or
animals ana fancy articles 10 exchange 10y
silk scraps ami pieced blocks i'' state
quilt
Hettye Caldwell, kanaWha. TEX mas
ShakeSpcare's works, Cloth bound, 10 eN-
change for Life of John Wesley, or any
other good man, also good recipes md seed
for velvet ana silk scraps.
Mrs. Matte Hosford, Nash, Tex, viii ex-
change water hyacinths, oieanderS, pink
and white. and honeYSucklcS for elephant
ear roots. iessamines or fuchsias-
Mrs c. NJ. Bijdell. Peachland. y. g. has
a clock with music box attachment aS an
alarm 10 exchange for nine yards of all
wool black dress goods. White wool cTOCh-
cted shawl for large rug.
Mrs Elizabeth Howell, Pleasant Hill. Ga,
has young evergreen trees, one and two
years old. to exchange lCr dry goods En-
close stamp for particulars.
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New York state denies women The ballot.
They vote everywhere 10 use pf Price
Cream Baking Powder.
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Hnhna the Mond

New goose feathers at 80 cents a pound.
c.. w. HEARD.
North Broad St, Atlanta, Ga.
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ter much more So suppose. because my happy
home has been broken up the death OF my hus-
band some four months ago.
We were so happy and content IN our pleasant
home among the flowers and balmy breezes OF ialr
Florida, 4, ar sometimes 1 am tempted To ques-
ton the wisdom OF God by asking Him why was
my husband taken when We were SO happy anu
content together, but know God Is good and do
eth al things tor she best, SO l VIII just say Ills
will lie done.
l could not keep house alone so the doors of my
once happy home are closed and my precious VA
by boy anu myself are living with my parents IN
Georgia.
We have "a nice orange grove i'll Florida: dld
ENJOY iviDs there 80 much, especially through
the winter
enjoy the sisters letters on how To raise our
children Some give x client advice which APP
preciate and practIcc >Otnt times IL may he nee
essary % use the >, bur do not KNOW; for be
lIeve that what You CanEot reason out OF child,
you cannot whip cut.
Bu. an children are different, and must he man
aged different We grown leOplc are not perfect,
and do not always TO just right. so we must NOT
expect too much al our little ones; neither phC
"uid heads un young shoulders"
Bc firm but not too strict; sympatnize with ana
love thei; house plants cannot nOufiS without
sunsline. neither can children be happy and good
without love.
Ask tod to hclp rs to bring our children up IN
the paths 1T righteousness and truth.
I have been a reader oi the dear ola tonstitu-
tinn for number af years; we could not do with
out il. ask the sympathy and prayers OF an
members OF Kingdom.
A LON life to YOU, our kind editrcss.
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3. r.. R:char,ison. Johnston. 5. Q. vii
exchange "Oid Curiosity Shop for The
Heavenly Twins also. Jean ingeloU Tor
Frank Il. Stant0ns poems. Write drSt.
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Mrs \. j. Rice, Do-teI, Ala, ms Saints
Er,oGnitian' to exchange :or CHRISTIAN
Secret OF a Happy Life.
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tsNIatron." McCarey, Miss Il have long been
silent aGulrer OF The Constitutions; think 1t the
best "all Tound' paper am acquainted with
am acquainted with the Kingdom, 1. e. the part
that interest I've most, rs IL II exclusively Mo-
mans. Here we can meet ana exchange IDEAS,
AMI no "lOTd OF creation dare ntrude Co modest
or make us aIrdld(.)
would say To tIe sisters that pumpkin III axes
nice mdrna.I,lv, Cook IN the usual way then to
every pound add half pound ot sugar, havor VITA
ginger, cinnamon, aloe and aSp,cc to suit taste;
cook Sal thick. This makes nice rolls served VITA
liquid sauce, and splen IA Iricu pies.
know W. southern folks 2tttr tue manner o.
Peter, axe prone 10 think puma, Kin "cominon,
but before cptdcmnlng ~ give the maihtade
trial ana perhaps !ou Will he much surprised ~
the posaIhiiitie, of pumpkin as friend who sam
pied nine, and pronounced 10 Just splendid.
J once "a, q letter III the Kingdom IRON Il lady
Ia FLORIDA think, wishing 10 spend white with
SD:uc Ianily where her assistance III TIE hoJSe-
hold affairs, insrruo ing ChidrcH or helping with
the sewing, would be considered a cOmpen ,ation
Tor Il, DO. RI. There were 80 many 80 accept hef
propositions that SHE had some difficulty IN max
iny q choice. Encouraged by her success | come
to ask 4 there II not sister who needs a com
panion teacher, or assistant in the household"
1--we IN 4 portion oil the country that, AZ ueSt,
has file in the way 81 social, religious, or litei-
lectual advantages while in winter II II absolute
stacuation. so tuIn from the contemplation al
another one aIuid such unCOngcnial surroundings,
t. the Kingdom. where sccino none 20 an vain
known thIs VIII meet thu eye 81 some KIND SIS
ter needing the assistance Will gladly render
Long ilc 'fhe tOns titauon; health ana hapPi
nySS tu oar queen.