The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-09
and dependent on my own exertions for support,

ana dependent on my own eXertlOnS Tor 4 support,
L am not able 10 pay my board.
Now, If there no sister among the readers who
wants help to make up her winter sewing or any
other work, such as teaching little children, or
caring for them as 4 mother, or teaching music:
would do anything but the heavier work OF the
house, cooking and washing; | am, not strong
enough for that. All the remuneration ask is my
board for two or three months.
am forty-twO years old, ard have no children,
and nothing to tie me at home. would endeayor
to rest some tired mother, as sew Or teach. II
there IS any one in northern Georgia or southern
Tennessee III Il high healthy country, who would
like such help, please let me hear from you by mail
| am sure lady could be of very great as
sistance if consclentiously wanting to be-
and l could be. | am not an lhValIa;
need change after living III thisimalarlous Gil
mate SO long. Please let me hear from y0u for
don't intepd any one shall regret giving me my
board Tor my assistance.
Airs. S. j. IL, Gobsland, La, like great
many others, take an interest i'll the discussion of
the recognition of the departed ones in the sphere
whittier we are drifting
II Mrs. Ii. he correct, that there is no rocogni-
ton 'there,'' what then is death? Humiliation?
II we enter another sphere OF lie with no con-
seriousness OF life here, then realize our begin
ming there. just as babes here with no knowledge
OF any former lie, which is 3nnihilation.
II we know each other there, all consciousness
Of this life is not lost tn change Just az
couciousneSs OF any former life was lost to any
one born here, if it had any. One VIII be
obliged to admit that if the soul of one on proba
ton here has always existed, then IL has lived
}
And then, who can compute the ages upon ages
that have passed, and the number of times one
poor soul HAS had to serve his probation,
do not believe we viii 90 to heaven with our
earthly bodies. Q, no, "DuSt thou art but the
spirit Shall those who have loved here as only
they can love, never know each other "there?'
.. such thought! 1t is most horrible. Jesus
promises everlasting life in the spirit world. That
promise were idle words il the spirit always ex
listed. He says also there is no marrying or Civ
ing i'll marriage III heaven But He says nowhere,
''IG shall not know each other there"
Rather let me believe the Bible false and that we
baye no souls, than to believe that we have 'there
consciousness Of our existence ''hore," Tor it
would be literal humiliation.
Mrs. ". w. Ramsey, Key p o., Gal wish to
rain some Information from some OF the writer's
readers OF the Kingdom ! see many others
who have applied here and were successful, feel
encouraged TO try, too.
BY home is in Brooks county, in the southwest
ern part of Georgia. This climate does not suit
my husband or myself. We have both been in bad
health for nearly two years; we wish to make a
change tor awhile at least and want - see up
country. We wish to lease farm for five
years. We prefer place within one or two miles
of large town or city; also want it to be in a
healthy locality Amy one with such place for
rent Will please wine TO my husband, W. ". Ram
sey. Brooks county, Georgia.
give below an excellent recipe for lemon pies.
one grated lemon, 2 cups OF sugar, pint of
sweet milk, i tablespoonful OF butter OF -four,
yolks of eggs. Bake with one crust. After the
nIes are baked. froth the whites of the eggs, ada
four spoons of sugar, spread over the pies, place
in the sooVo until slightly brown. This makes
three pies.
Mrs. Agnes Mawhnney, Cypress. Fla.--I have
been silent ,din,rer Of the Kingdom some time
now come. asking it some of the sisters Will
kindly tell me how to get rid of the chicken flea !;
they are killing all lny young chickens. Also VIII
You give me q remedy iCr my young turkeys, they
seem to have Gttc rislngs ON their head and
throat.
enjoy reading the letters so. have two little
children, q cir! Ave years old and a baby boy six
tlfSt tif M. a
something more about ella .GIcn.
Long live the dear Old Constitution.
s. T. D|larI. Pos" Tin, Ala.-Can any one OF
the many readers Of The Constitution give me the
whereabouts of John ). D!iard, any of his heirs :?
SAID John j. billiard moved from Alabama to
Texas during 1881 or 1889, with AuSIiDs third colo
turn to Alabama. Any one knowing anything of
their whereabouts Will confer great favor by Wi
ting me, as have important information for them.
o." Rowland, y. C.-%ome one wishes to know
something % the star i'ISlea Co. | have an out
fit ANA boldly assert ehat it is the greatest hum
hU@ ever offered 10 the public. ! am sorry that
dad not give the $50 10 some good cause, but /
need not regret IT 80 much, if | save others
from wasting their Lard earned money in the same
manner.
Mrs Susan Hendricks, AquilIa, Nlss.--T wish to
William Brown, or any Of his children, il they
be living. lie had three children, two daughters
grown, Mamie ana Matte. and one son younger,
named George. When last heard of, in the year
1870 they lived i'll thicot city, or Arkansas City,
Ark. Any one knowing their present address VIII