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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10
Isn't 1t N Pity, Though!

Isn't it pity that so many elderly women will
nersist I'm wearing round hats? Nowhere docs adj
yancing are show more plainly than in the curve
of the check and neck that is SO charming IN
youth so unattractive in later life. The tell tale
line Is shaded by the kindly bonnet strings, and
some women recognize this and take advantage
of it MANY other. continue on their way, gor-
reous to behold, in Gainsborourh hat. that would
lie quite appropriate in women ten or fifteen years
Tho minors of the .wcll-satisfcd wcarers. And
the worst of il i. that there's no help Tor it,
You NAV tell a woman that her husband drinks,
her son bets and her daughter ilrs, 'hat she her-
cls a. extray cant or has the reputation of being
am atheist a coquette, or blue stocking without
seriously affecting her equanImity. But as value
ber GOOD will never dare to hint that she wears q
hat too youthful for a matron of her years.
NJ nj. Mauck, wall paper. paints. shades,
nscture frames Samples sent. Atlanta.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10

Don't be hypocrite before your boy,
writes Robert j. Burdette in the first paper
of the series Before He Is Twenty" in
the April Ladies' Home Journal. When he
believes you to be infallible don't encourage
the belief. Take him into your life as you
desire to be taken into his. Don't tell him
that when you were a boy you never gave
your parents u moments uneasiness, were
never cross to your little sister, never dis
obeyed your teacher, never cruel 10 DUMB
animals, and always kept the golden RUE
Dent be too dignified with him. The more
he loves you, the more he lives in your
arms the more he iplays with you and the
less he fears YOU, the more profoundly will
he respect you. Pity the man who, in order
to secure and retain proper respect from
his children, has to wear at all times an
uncomfortable veneer of artificial dignity.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10
EXCR1NGE LIST.

,,ies Josie Taylor, Arkadelphta, Ala, VIII
exchange twenty rooted geramums LOT
ruitar: also besonias ana other no"elS
and bulbs for handkcrchiefs or black nose
Mrs. S. r.. Douglass, Albion. ). c. mas
ene pea fowls and bronze turkeys TO eA-
change. Write what you have ior eA'
change.
Mrs. ]. r. Crockett. Flatonia. Tex, would
l,Ixa 10 exchange colens or geran!ums Tor
rooted cape gessamins or fuchlas'
Mrs NJ. j. Mckenzie, Saulsburg, Tenn
lii exchange a box OF tissue paper flowers
for a nair- OF Plymouth Rock, Cocha CHINA,
or Rrama chickens; also seed for exchange
Write for particulars.
Mrs. Lizzie Sutton, Cairo, Ga, has glove
fittlni. system for dressmaking ana book TO
exchange for "A secondhand baby carriage
i'm good order.
Mrs. NJ. e. Jones. Garfield, Tex. has
remedy for chicken cholera TO exchange LOT
five yards of bleaching.
Miss Maggie White, Kingsbury, Tex, mas
Narlley's giove-fttins chart, with book, TO
exchange for four yards black cashmere.
Write first
Miss Sallie Bridges, Pinckneyville, Ala,
wishes 10 exchange SILK quilt Tor a carpet
or anything useful; also music for gooG
books Write, with stamp, for a reply.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10
The Pnorest Mnn in the World

Can write TO me and receive by return mall,
in a plain envelope, sealed, free. a prescrp-
ton with full directions for speedy, per-
manent and private home cure for Lost
Manhood, Nervous Debility, Atrophy, Night
Losses. Varlcocele. etc. l will furnish the
medicine il desired, cheaper than it would
be put up at a drug store. Address q. Il.
Wright Box No. 1926. Marshall Mich.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10

Proclaims on, s1ct as true, namely, that
Hostcttcr's Stomach Filters effect Il cure
whenever IL is perSiStently used for the all
ments 20 which Il Is adapted. Among these
are maiarial and dyspeptic ailments, rheu-
matism, nervous ana kidney complaints,
constipation and biliousness \ tablespoon
ful three times day is about the average.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10
AWARDS MADE.
ARCHITECTS FOR SIX PRINCIPAL
BUILDINGS HAZE BEEN MINED.
MIR. Gilbert. of New York, Gets Five, and Mr.
Downing Gets One-Something About
tho Plans Adoptsd-Etc

The exposition plans have been adopted.
At its meeting Wednesday afternoon the ex-
ecutive committee endorsed and approved
the action of the joint committee to which
had been submitted the work of making a
selection. and the decision of both commit
fees was that of the six main buildings
let. five of them are to go to Mr.. Bradford
l.. Gilbert, of New York, and one to Mr..
Walter T Downing, of Atlanta.
To Mr.. Downing is awarded the admins
tration building, which will, under his
MANS. be one of the prettiest and most
artistic of exposition buildings. BY their
decision in awarding to Mr.. Gilbert the five
other buildlngs-ma agriculture,
machinery, minerals and forestry, and cleo
tricity-the board selects Mr.. Gilbert as its
consulting architect in charge OF the e1-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10
The Skill and knowledge

Essential to the production or the most
perfect and popular laxative remedy known
have enabled the California Fig syrup Con-,
reputation of its remedy, Syrup of Figs, as
II is conceded to toe the universal laxative.
For sale by all druggists.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10

island house May our kingdom and editress
both prosper, is the wish of an old corre-
spondent and subscriber.
MRS. II. II. RITTON,
Peters Island, Ark.
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THE KINGDOMS CORRESPONDENCE
A Cosby Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies for Themselves.

Mrs NJ. A. Horne. Mathersville. Mlss.-I
have long been silent admirers of Wo-
mans Kingdom and gained much informa-
ton therefrom. My husband takes The
Constitution and we like ii very much.
especially woman's Kingdom. i have read
various opinions i'm ii of shall we know
each other there? Could We be happy if we
did not know our loved ones? Every letter
| read on the subject l feel more con-
strained to say to the sisters that il is my
opinion that we shall know each other. l
would be glad il some of the sisters would
be so kind as to send me n remedy for
the toothache, as 1 have it n great deal
Heaven bless Aunt Susie and all of the
sisters.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10
The Father ard His BOY

and cleansed with coffee, afterward press
ing with a warm iron, laying the rim on
fiat surface and using a pan for the crown.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10
MIR. Dow ing's Building.

Mr. Downins administration buildans
will be one of Pc striking features Oh ar
cbitecture in thd grounds, If his picture can
ba taken as a criterion by which to judge,
and. of course, II can. 1t carries the idea
of the southern homes of ante-bellum days
in the immense pillars at it's front and is
intensely southern throughout. The CEN
trail portion, as is shown in the picture, Is
of double-story height, but it is designed
TO be a great central hall for use as an art
gallery if the board so desires. At either
side are the rooms for the officers ana LOT
the presS
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10

Honors fairly earned were the highest
awarded Al the worlds Columbian fair and
the special award and gold medal at the
California midwinter fair to Or. Prices
Baking poMder
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who Mr.. Gilbert Is.

Tn securing the services Of Mr.. Gilbert,
who win be consulting architect to the
company, the exposition secures the SER
vices of one Of The most prominent men IN
his profession in America. Mr.. Gilbert be-
gan his professional career in 1871. He was
horn at WATERFOWL, y. Y, and ever since
he began as an architect he has had an
office in New York. He has made a spe-
ciaIty of railroads and public structures.
lie has a central Office in the rover pui,u-
to in New York. a western office in the
Auditorium tower in Chicago, and an east
ern Office in the Ames building, Boston
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10

Mrs. ]. r. Crockett. Flatonia. Tex.-Six
years have passed away since last / wrote
to The Constitution. Many changes have
taken place since then. | a teacher of
a publi. school I'm the country. where the
rocks were neclSed with green, gray and
white and the trees draped with long gray
moss Good. quiet children greeted me at
the morning school hour and were eager
for instruction during the day. | had been
a teacher twenty-five years and was en-
,leavorin- TO d. my duty and fulfil my des-
tiny hut my hfa's work has changed from
a teacher to q wife and now | have kind
husband and a lovely home. surrounded by
vines and flowers. and many things to
make home attractive. | agree with Mrs
Jossey about heavenly recognition. We
can trust our Savior for our happiness
''over there
Can any one inform me where l can get
the books. Home Influence" and Moth
er's Recompenseg / read them years ago.
] think them good and wculG Ire to secure
them IL possible. We have a nice. healthy
country and a beautiful town of 2.e0o innab-
Itants-American and German population
equally divided-two churches, Baptist and
Methodist. have just closed a successful
tabernacle meeting conducted by Rev.
Prewett, Of Nashville. Tenn.
Miss MolIie Grace. Falkner Miss.-Win
water poppy or Egyptian lilies; also wish
different varieties Of cactus. 1 have over
a hundred pottcd plants. besides many va
rieties OF csctl, and VIII return any de-
sired collection to the extent of my ability
for those mentioned. or If any prefer l
will accept five yards bleached domestic
or silk and plush scraps. Address with
stamp.
Mrs L. W. Palmer, Pelican, La have
been a subscriber to The Constitution Il
good while anu think il a splendid paper
nut best Of all is Woman's Kingdom.
find lots of gcod advice and valuable recipes
given i'm our kingdom. ! see in this week 5
paper Mrs T. ". McCargue asks FOR a
recipe for egg cu-tard. | send my recipe
I don't know if II is the kind our grand
mothers used to make. but l am sure she
will be pleased with il.
Egg Custard-Four eggs beaten sepa-
rately. one cup OF cream, TWO tablespoon
fuls OF butter, two cups 'ugar flavor. I'our
The mixture on three rich crusts and 3the.
VIII some one please give a recipe Tor
making crackers. success 10 The Consul
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MFR. Gilbert's Ideas.

Tn speal1ing in general terms last night
bout bis plans and about the exposition,
Mr. Gilbert said: II have been out over
your grounds, and do not hesitate TO say
that l consider the possibilities OF develop
ment for exposition purposes as beyond
those OF any other exposition grounds Whlcn
I have ever seen. ! believe 1t is Mr.. WIZ
kins's idea to retain so FAR as possipie' me
natural contour OF the ground and llat Is
- tor am sure they can be made very
,aartfrl When the buildings are erected
and fine decorat tons OF the grounds are
developed. You will have one OF the most
.-ncItinn crrounds that this
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Mrs. ]. r. Crockett. Flatonia Tex would
like 10 exchange colens or Serah!uliiS i0i
rooted cape gessamins or fuchlas.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10

NJ nj. Mauck, wall paper. paints. shades,
nicture frames. Samples sent. Atlanta
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% Mrs. uiam King Court
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10

Mrs NJ. E. Jones, Garfield, Tex. has
remedy for chicken cholera to exchange LOT
five wards of bleaching.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-10

sbould be the leading motive in the archl-
lecture, [ found it difficult to determine
chat would give the best results. L had
~ t,ke into consideration, of course, the
f,ct thet the supply % money is by no
means l., n. ted. and that the time IN
which IN Buildings must be constructed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
find IFS money imperiled, 1t is matter
of gold on all sides.

find IFS money imperiled, 1t is matter
of gold on all sides.
The majority of the people believe
that the church and the state exist and
thrive for gain. The majority of people
believe it because they themselves are
tainted with the same spirit of gain.
There is not e man before the public to-
day, no matter how honest and con-
scientious be may be, who is not charged
here, there, and everywhere, with being
corrupt and dishonest. He is charged
with corruption because tue nation Is at
the feet of the god of gold and believes
so implicitly in its false god that it Is
convinced that no human attribute can
withstand the power of money.
The question is, can any one man drag
the nation from this quagnire: The
statesman who would attempt it would
be beaten because Of money and the
widespread suspicion of his corruption,
no matter what he would do.
1t may be this tangle which has
prompted many men TO predict the
coming of Messiah, who is far above
humanity and who is possessed of attri-
butes which defy suspicion. The rene
dy may be of human possibility, but it
does not look so now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
SLAMS AT WISaIIA

From the Newton KaGssn-
The finest corn fields in the state are to be
seen in Wichita.
The EAGLES subscription list has not de-
creased any here since Rev. Georges attack.
From the Lyons Republican
When the Wichita EAGLE runs out of two
line items 1t announces that Bill Dalton Is
still dead.
From the Kansas City Star.
Wichita has Chinaman who makes his
own fire crackers. The wheels OF industry
are turning right along in Wichita.
From the FmDoria Gazette.
The Wichita stock market was bigger than
the Chicago market one day last week. There
We're six cows on the Wichita market.
From the Sit. Hope Mentor.
The Wichita rainmakers seem 20 be out of \
job judging from the number % propositions
they are making the noi4hboring towns.
There is a man in Wichita who claims TO be
the original Buffalo Bill. Charley Ross and
Tascott may yet be found making Popu!lst
speeches.
preacher by the name OF Clapper was
holding revival meetings in wichita last
week and all the bellies Of the town went TO
hear him.
From the Sedgwick Paragraph.
People will soon begin TO think that Mars n
Murdoch Is losing his grip. He hasn't writ,
ten a red hot anti-woman's suffrage editorial
for several days.
from the Kansas City Journal
1.-THE Wichita EAGLE knew how much its
filings at Kansas City worried the people OF
this city IL certainly wouldn't have the heart
to continue them,
From the Kansas city S,ar.
\ Wichita gIrl has made her debut in art by
painting a picture called 'JeZebel " a com
posite Photograph of Mrs. Lease and the
Cooking club was the model.
From the SaliHa Republican
Wichita wants the earth. There is fellow
down there who claims 10 be the original
Buffalo Bill. that Bill Cody is an impostor,
fraud OF the most virl lent type.
From the Peabody Graphic.
The recent disappearance OF politician
over in eastern Kansas should remind the
people of Wichita that II IS time 10 send out
search warrant for Prince Hal"
From the Emporia Republican.
The LewellingS went 10 a picnic at Wichita
at which there was a banker and an insur-
ance man ard three kinds OF salad. Is this
standing BY tie great plain people?
From the Caldwell Advance.
Wichita is completed. out of respect TO
Marsh Murdoch the next national convention
OF "bifurcateS'' should be held there.
Prom tn. Peabody Graphic.
The Wichita EAGLE has advanced another
step by using a much better quality Of paper
for the daily. The Wichita Eagle can now
look back and smile at the traditional good
old days.
From the Wellington Mail.
The Wellington girl says right out there
are no flies on him. the wichita girls say
can put his clothes in my trunk" hut the
Winfield girls gently affirm "there are no in
sects indicative OF lethargy lowering about
him -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
WIT AND WISDOM.

Ride hobby, OF course, but make
It draw something of value.-Baptist
Union.
May I tell you why it seems to me
a good thing for US to remember
wrong that has been done TO US? That
we may forgive it.-Dickens-
1t is only necessary to grow old in
order to become more indulgent. see
no fault committed that L have not
been myself inclined to.-Goethe.
Jones made me smile" said Roys-
tering Blade. How is that?' Asked
me TO have drink, and wouldn't take
NO for refusal. Toledo Blade.
Time is infinitely long, but it
doesn't seem that way when fellow
has only about two minutes and half
70 catch his train.-SOmerville Journal.
The merry eockroach swallowed up
Tie SdJor new paste,
And rnurmured: 1t is nice TO have
{ a literary taste.
Washington Star.
: --"How is beef-tea made?" was a
problem attacked in village school.
where one thoughtful youngster solved
il by the direction, buy tin of beef
Extract and follow the directions on
the label"
Command thy servant advisedly
with few plain words, fully, freely and
positively. with a grave cOuntenance
and settled carriage; these viii pro-
cure obedience, gain respect and main
tain uthority.-Fuller.
Charlie Ssppie-"No. / don't go IN
for yachting much since the time Twas
knocked overheard and lost my
senses" Miss Spright-"How Sad,
and you never recovered them, did
you?'-Philadelphia Record.
A four-year-old boy was taken % 3
farmers meeting, at which q lady read
In essay on Flowers" When he got
home he was asked what they did
there '-Oh." he replied. "a lady
talked 20 herself on piece OF paper
An Upright Book Keep sr-''I fear
our new DOok-keeper is not 50 steady
as he ought % be" said the senior
partner. Don't know about that
replied the junior partner. He WAS
cut with party Of as the other night,
and when the session was over be vas
the only one who didn't vvsbble bit
indianapolis Journal
In the mathematics class one day
st Williams college Prof s., who
was rarely made the subject % college
tests. was excessively aunoyed b. some
man .-squezkingT q snail rubber bad
der. The noise seemed % come from
near = certain Jack Hollis. and after
cuerying each Of MS aeighbors, and -
ceiviue . negative answer. Prof s.
sa:5. sieraly- Hollis, do you know
who = making that unbearabie noise
Hollis. who had been the guilty pe-son
ell along. assumed a. air % s'o.eal
lrsYeEx. and said caADlT: ! kIosT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
GIVE ITEM LEAD.

In street parlance, California has ''got
it in the neck" Sixteen days of total
suspension by the railroads, with a heavy
fruit crop just ready for market, the
public mails and all express matter at a
dead stand-still, people with important
business interests to be looked after,
unable to move from point to point, and
the state and government troops literally
overpowered by numbers and the entire
state under martial law, is certainly not
pleasant picture 70 look upon. If it
means anything, it means that the con-
ditions on the Pacific coast are abnor-
NAL, and it means further that that por-
ton OF the federation of states is sadly
in need of some vigorous reconstructive
measures. Since the stormy days of
Dennis Kearney'S agitation there has
been a turbulent element which seems
to have about the same regard for con-
stituted authority as a lot of wild beasts.
They have held their sand-lot orgies
and spewed their reasonable venom
at all restraining influences till they
have come to assume 1t as a right to dis
regard law, and defy the power Of state
and national government. How long
this is to be tolerated will depend large
ly upon the measures adopted to sup
press these rowdies. 1t looks, at this
distance, that no better time could be
had 10 determine, once for all, whether
they are to continue to defy government
troops, or not, than now. The troops
are on the ground with their artillery,
rifles and side arms. They have march
ing orders from the commander in chief
Of the armies of the United States, they
are all IN fighting trim, and the things
are organized and ready for battle.
Let them have it in the good old fash
Toned way, like Jackson at New Orleans
or Grant at Vicksburg and there will
not Only be thinning out of these alien
rebels, but it will insure a peace for
years to come which will be at once a
guarantee of the safety of life and prop
erty which will place California in a po-
sition to realize upon her magnificent
natural resources. By all means give
these cattle dose of discipline which
will teach them that the best way to live
in peace is to observe the law.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
FAULTS IL FICII0S,

From the New York Advertiser.
The true modern story viii introduce
girl with eyes Of opaque, restless,
glittering; a girl who never looks you
in the face, with beetling brows, fat.
formless, shudderiDg ugly, yet with an
unselfish spirit burning her within,
one who works and conniTes and slaves
that others may enjoy the fruits Of her
sbnegation; the face is not a mirror Of
the soul, as any fool can testify; can
cid soulful expression often masks IN
ward croOkedncss and contertion.
The lovely, petite fairy-Iiks beau
- who charms al by her porting way
wardness. but who insinustcs herself
into the graces Of even tire most skop-
ticaI, i IS She who plans the villsiDies,
who IS as shallow and as heartless a.
an eggshell, broken and empty. Stories
have been written Cd these lines. but
always with a line or paragraph q
preparation.
Elsie. the bad blonde. has "stecly7
glitter n her eye, OF . drawn look
about her thin lipa- She should II per
feet and never relax IL her own bed
room, after the house Is quiet She
should not throw OF the mask. because
ten 20 one she does not know she wears
ore The truly eviI usually fancy
themselves good. The Williams who r.
visit the Cd mill-the scene q their
crimes-ia the fifth act-are not TIE
kind which exists IN real life Williams
who are not discovered 20 ca until a.
last one fnds them IL the path q Tir-
tue. preaching Fectitrde % degenerate
youth and forgetting their own pats
utterly. Instead q the - zorse-chosset.
1vretched sinners cOunseling Their sc-s
% better things than they Ia '1e8r
younger days knew. u place q 10
erring sous co2fciug bOo<tuls O!
guilts % Their fathers. ore snGs
fathers and soDs hard. uEcoEc-
r-.sing Or soft sud Ie1ient % ether s4n-
ners- rarely peni;eut ~ rsgretfzl
aloud Repentance CONES through pan
ishmsnt usually. ard Tie seot-trce a.
tribute thei- eJndi;ion % the.r limo
eence or shire dness. either q whscA
traits = q pra.segEo-ihY onr and -
bounds 70 1heir credit trey tank
Gzi = So1.- ES---Gz II fhs ssSi