The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20
BY AUNT SUSIE.

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scholar. ! nave a very interesting class Of fifteen
boys from fourteen 10 eighteen years old Win
the exception If two. th,y all bring up eood les
soHs every sunday ana are well behaved nave
nrayed over talked 10. hut still fan 20 arouse IN
them an interest in the lesson.
devote a portion uf each day Of the week 10
the study nf my 'rsson. use the helps ot several
different denominations. As think II gives me -
broader view of the sdbiect under discussion.
ANY suggestions which are offered VIII ne
thankfully received. and If possible Thoroughly
tested.
consider good books tise safest of companions.
Mary and Iudic Payne, Kolona, Miss.-Wll you
let TWO merry little Mississippi girls JOIN your
happy circle" We nave long been silent admirers
az IN, dear old Constitution and decIdcd a. last
t. w.str. We have hut one pet, and that is our
dear l'-lc harry sister, Bessie.
u amy 81 the cousins wiz send us the words of
~Nuiod, 3 Darling, ANA 80. Ny Poor Nelly Gray,
We VIII >enu IA return, Two iiite Girls In Blue.
We VIII answer few questions:
TIE answer ~ John Glihrc1th's conundruin Is,
when hc"f was highest, Is, Nv hen the cow jump
M. answer To- Richard Smoots question: The
Young fo.ks' Conner Is printed with nonparoI
Correspondents solicited.
ssalla NesOn. Clinton. Ia.-Aunt Susie, you GER
talniv deceive credit Tor The great imRroVement
fbat has taken tla,.r in the Nn.uc Folks Corner,
AMI L. i all tiGe to patience aud torhearince.
Ne yuuuc IolNs are Huw h.tNIn. a delightful
tim at, riding concerts, picnics. parties. etc.
cousins. Just think, ~ one more month the
CampnertIng unr~ w 81 hegis. an looking for
tTu withgreIt anticipation To the coming event.
We live only four miles from the OrNillc- Whit
fin-ton camp ground. II las thy bScn cstto-
l>h,d four Wears. but neither mon nor labor has
lfen spared and IL is n"w one - the most beau
tiful places J.; ihc country. joe Jones, the emf
"fp:.c list. there last NetT. The commit
&c src trying 90 set "-an t,Ile year.
" .th b, "a wishes "a Aunt susie. will close,
with farewell Irtitiaa to the Indian giri and
'R"y Afraid Of 'he Girls" to write again soon as
po-eih".
Correspondents solicited.
II. g. Davis. Palma SOFIA. Fa.--'fhe little letters
OF the many cousins of The Constitution have in
tertstcl mc very mach for "a long tlnc. have
often felt Inclined 80 JOIN them, but am tiund
about wiring, Tor fear any l,ticr would iall To IN
teItsi sou enough 20 give Il a corner.
lave uu the Shore 81 Palma sofa Ray. and have
great Iun bathing In the salt water, gathering
ia NJ. fishing. sailing. ete. | have con.ideraole
lie \ IA doing all thi~ Tor hay" one full sister,
one -iep SISTER. ana Iout ~tep at"th"is
We have our work 10 do each day, but we find
tim ."r u. ~ sIep broth.rs 90 i.shin1 near
~ -yrty DAY. NIilc tH writing they are salt
iI- over three hundred i-h fer maTktL that they
caaght TODAY. ! have more shat l would like To
write about, hut will wait awhile.
Joanna Clark. Iodn, y. C.-IIayine been silent
adiuiIcr of IN" Constitution for long while, al
low IA" - mate my first attempt To venture into
Aouf brig ur ClrCie.
thInE she column Is growing more interesting
every week. And huy, must compliment YOU
hllhiy. especially Harry Ray and .ioAn Hendrix,
you did tine la-t "cth leS IA hear from You again.
OIfiS. We sE,U.d give the boys more encourag-
iug words. IL We would perhaps they would 10
better. ard pi course they viii tee. better.
Now, boys, yen have already foapd ont that
think TOO much 81 you 90 run you down. 50 let
us ali a. cur best TO make our corner As bright rs
agree with Alice Cotton. "Stepping Heaven
ward Is Just splendid book Tor girs. 1 have
read u twice, aud think II fine.
NfN
"iohn Halifax, Gentleman
Il some ot the cousins viii send me "Afrer the
ing. "lgaFuev Mccoy "Ths LiUtle Black Mus
tache,' ana 'i'Ii IL All sriles Tonight
Ba-hfg B.!l. Tucl.cTnan. Ark win try TO an
swer >. y. liJrneu', question: What river N GER
many answers tlle question "N hos There:
II y tin river i>,T. II rises IN the Alps, flows in
a nor helstculy direction and emptics into the
Danube.
know the cousins would all appreciate a de-
scrIti1r al our CITY. so mere II IS: Inckeman is
a iourishing little city situated on the st. l., l.
NJ. and : railway. ninety-siN miles north of
Little Rock. backed by "A medium good farming
country where king cotton ,i.ns supreme and
notca Tor &C., aein. she smallest town The state
Cousins, how many OF yHu have decided 10 he
farmers: for one, have prefer farm lite To any
other IheIcyc though, however, that one ought
t. learn more trades or professions than one, and
II possible iwo or three, that II IN any time in
life circumstances prevent them from following
one, they can follow another. But agriculture IS
my choice.
a. For by the plow the king is fed,
And from it beSgars get their bread.
will close hy asking "A question:
From what did Baton Rouge derive its name?
Fannie Sandifer Tylertown, Niss.-I returned
from COLLEGE the Gih Of last month. J WAS of
the twenty eight Graduates of Nhtworth female
college Of the class a. - - but am bV no means
satisfied with my education. / would like 20 at
tend school several years longer, but am
phsn ana ind D. impossible 20 d0 So
fa con rnsrRfr tra
great progress, but nowhere d the progress been
more than IN educational matters. the public
school system has received new life. High hoods
have heeE established ala over tine state. New col
leges have been built. more enthusiastic teachers
have been employed and education has become 20
regarded a. science. would Ike u discuss the
subject Of education. nut am aware of the fact
that long letters are not published.
I'm conclusion viii say. tnlt | think should
all enGeavor 10 make our names iustrious and
deeds a. beacon lights Tor coming ages. not ay
soaring soo high ON q false and empty foundation,
hut hv STOPPING 10 what may scem Llise aud in
significant that our inward prog ress may may be
safe and tine attainmcnts of our ends he lasting.
would like very much To nave some corre-
spondents from my own or other states.
Matte Gatcwood. Wayland Tex.-Ths bright.
beautiful morning cannot think of any way in
which could spend Any time more pleasantly. a.
well proiitabiy, than writing 10 the dear old
m was well versed in language / would de-
scribe IL Won our beautiful country, hut | VIII
content myself hy saying that we have many love-
~ hiIls aLd nestled between them lies the peace
ful little village oi .Wayland
Flowing wells NAV lie seen on almost every farm
The clear cool SPARKLING water, coming up from
deptls ot I05 to 10 feet, reireshes all with which
il comes in contact.
ann very fond of reading; ! have read good
many nice books. Among the number are: Ieh
UurT Elsie pinmore. IaBt Days %: POmpcli. Me-
mortal Volume Of Jefferson DAYS, anu iteroic
Women of History. -,
am real DESTROYS of obtaining the book enti-
fled s.IneZ a Tale of the Alamo" / am also
great admirer Of elocution. My fayorite reelta-