The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-23

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THE KINGDOMS CORRE-.ONDENCE
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4 Cosby Exchange of Views Among
the Ladies' for Themselves.
Miss Belle Casters, Oxanna, Ala wish to en-
qure Of Mr. John Casters, my father who left
Georgia several years ago. Any information of
his whereabouts viii he greatly appreciated.
Address Miss Belle Casters. IN care of Mr.. NJ. e.
Ewell, OXanna, Ala.
Mrs. L. Adams. Ban Play, Ala.-Will some of
the readers please tel me through Woman's King
dom where !Canget me a fancy cook book, would
like so much TO have one but never knew where
Gould tind it. Please answer as soon as possible.
NoTE.-Write to Miss Dennis, Talbotton, Ga,
for the best cook book out.-Editrcss.
Mrs. Jessie A. Rodgers. Sampit p. O., S. CT
wish to Jon your King dom; have been a reader
of The Constitution long time, and like it very
much. wish TO say to the sisters that have Old
postal stamps to exchange for anything useful.
some of my stamps are fifty years old; some are
confederate stamps; all OF them are old, none
since 1882. Write for particular
Mrs. E. j. West. Red Oak Texas.-I am asking
for information of Mr.. Bill West, who left Waxa-
him my oldest son, Sammic West, now nine years
of age. Any one knowing the whereabouts Ut my
husband and child, pieaHe let me know immedi-
atcly either through these columns or by letter TO
Red oak postotiice. J. will return postage If by
letter.
Can any of the sisters suggest an opinion for
me? / would like to get position rs matron
OF boarding school public institution,
companion or nurse an old lady or invalid; or,
as @oyerness TO small children, and to do their
St wing.
had several years experience matron in our
state orpIIanage, and can give best references. |
am widow Presbyterian and kings daughter.
Address Box II, Muryen, Arson County, n. {.
VIM. f. Thomson, Kennedy, Aa.--I wish to
know the whereabouts OF my cousin Miss Narcis-
Cobb, was her maiden name Her fathers
name was John G. Cobb. She was All orphan, and
was sent 10 an orphans school OF Mobile. Ala,
about, near, the close of the civil war Any
information as TO where She is, will Ne thankfully
received There Is fortune left for her. Adj
dress as above.
taking The Constitution Cor many years and can
safely say that it is not only valuable paper. bat
enjoy reading the "omtr's Kingdom best.
would like some information Tor making yeast
cakes. viii some of the gOOd sisters please tell
me how to make them and to use them success
fully. And how to keep eggs without spelling
through summer; aud how to keep moles out OF
garden and now to catch tlem|
Belle Morris Mount Zion, Cal write to tel
the dear sisters and Aunt SUSIE how much COM
tort it is to read the Nomans Kingdom every
'.if any wish ceraniums or beg0nia and fushia
cuttings II exchange for Scfops Of any kind Or
lande, hehotrope, or scented geraniums, except
rose.
l am almost a 'shut in' withmy dear little baby
he is delicate.
WIN some of the sisters tell me the best way to
root roses?
~ IF
your paper, and enjoy reading Talmage's sermons
and the Kingdoms correspondence very much.
If any one who reads this knows what VIII cure
sore eyes, | would be glad TO hear from you
through these columns. have a SON who has had
them over twelve months SO bad that he has not
been able to do any work, and we have done every
thing we know: also a specialist has been treating
them but they no better. ANY remedy or in
formation concerning them VIII be thankfully re-
ceivcd.
f. A.. e., willard, Ga-Private L. T.. burden, of
company f, Thirty second Georgia regiment,
wishes to correspond with Lieutenant W. l.. Jen-
kna, who was in command of the above named
company during the fight at Rivers bridge,
South Carolina, February 3 1865; or of privates:
Il. Sterling, William Fraust Reuben Fraust, Jim
Pullen, or Jim Edenield, or any other member of
that company present at that fight. Private Dur
den was wounded on that day, sent to hospital i'll
Austa, Ga. Jim Edenfield waited on him, DR.. Lo-
max of Carolina, surgeon in charge information
would be gratefully received of the whereabouts
OF either OF the above gentlemen. Stamps re
turned.
Mrs. DIR. j. NJ. Palmer, Oconec, CA would say
to the sisters, and TO all others who have doubts
the subject of future recognition, to get book
entitled "rhe Home Beyond" by Bishop Fallows
containing the views of four hundred of the best
thinkers and writer's OF the different ages on that
subject.
OF course all the knwledge we have on that
subject is obtained from the Bible. Christians
ought not to have any doubt on the subject. But
| suppose it is natural while in the flesh and only
seeing through glass darky, and in the small
q "a L ~
full to have the views of many different emf
nent persons on that inn orUant subject.
Mrs. Nlollie Tucker, Winston, Tenn.-I
greatly Interested in the discussion shall we
know each other there?' / believe with all my
heart that shall.
Why the fact that we shall change does not
even seem strange to me when l see IS many
changes even down here both in body and mind
believe our bodies viii be different from what
they are now but what does it matter? After all,
it is only the spiritual part of our friends that we
really love, for should the dearest friend that we
have become mean and base and the body remain
the same our love would soon die out but should
some calamity change this same friends body
from beauty to uEhnesS without changing the
beautiful spirit, our love toward our friend would
grow stronger. How much more lovable will our
friends be when they have been changed from i'm
perfection both in body and in mind, for There is
no death, what seems so is transition.
believe il will be as easy III heaven to recognize
our friends in their changed state 1t is to reCOT
nize our friends upon earth in different clothes.
C. ii read with much interest your depart
ment and the various questions discussed therein.
AS 30 the question, shall we know each other in
heaven? | think it is immaterial whether we do or
not, since it will be heaven, and our Heavenly
Father viii give us all things that will make it
heaven to us.
would like to know what the Woman's King
dom thinks of the practice of riding out for
pleasure on Sunday. 1t is very pleasant | am
sure since used to ride out myself, but became
interested in the subject of keeping the Sabbath
day and began to examine myself and found there
were several ways in which had been desecrat-
ing God's holy day.
Not long SINCE one of my friends (who by the
way Is 4 good church memher) was speaking on
this subject and said yet, we have always rid
den out good deal on Sunday evening" 1t is the
only time one has to go, and he enjoys it 50
much"
Now, he question arises, has he anyright to use
onorS-WorId' S Fair.