The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-16

poople-might think they were trying to show off
but there Is right spi II to do ali things in.
| we should not he weary ill well doing in due
| season we Will receive our reward. Christianity
| me ms work, unceaSng. untiring work, and when
we cease 10 work we cease TO do our duty as a
| CHRISTIAN. There is some little able and
can 10, yet that little is often sadly neglected.
| We 1ee If we had bigger work. we could do so
| much more good; or, If we were III some else $
| place now different we would do.
| must thank the cousins for their kind letters.
| some thought was an nldel, and wrote long
| letters trying to convince me. Others thought
| WITS sinner i'll tie gall of bitterness.
| thank them for the interest they took in me-
i 1t shows the worlds akin. [ am a sinner but |
| try to be Christian. 1 fear 1 como far short
sometimes
IT'S not angels we ara wanting on this busy, rest
less earth;
Iii noble, earnest woman, who prize well the rghl
of irtl,
Women who are looking upward knowing well
what it's worth,
Till the last great task is ended till the dawnng
of the day:
Know it shall stand exalted, when God lifts the
vel away.
Miss pattie iIobson, Sunshine, Ala.-This is one
OF Longtellow's rainy days daN when bright
woodfre and plenty of good books papers are
very necessary Tor our comfort
nave just finished looking over the last Con-
stitution, and am eager u Join the throng who
dairy sing ita pIaiscs. Of course the WOmans
Alngdom is an attractive corner for all feminine
10 the BRIGHTNESS OF the realm oyer which she
prcoIdes.
think the readers should write oftener, and do
more 10 AID her III rendering this depart ment both
Instructive and entertaining.
nave spent the past five years away from home.
The lrst tour were spent at college, and the last
was spent as teacher in Louisiana.
am at nome Tor the winter and spend much
time i'll reading. hut painting is the occupation
nearest my heart, and IL was art that taught in
Louisiana.
My Mother is ardent lover of flowers, and has
some rare and beautiful plants.
III any ol the SISTERS will send me stamps for
postage, VIII take pleasure in sending them
Duidc OF The beautiful grey moss, which is lovely
Tor decorating and SO pretty to draps over
pictures.
Wishing all a joyous New Year, 1 must say adieu
EXCHANGE LIST.
Mrs. r. H. Turner, Palos, Ala. will ex-
change five yards of crocheted lace, one
inch wide, for seven laps of zephyr, four
fold two white and five pink.
Robert L. Stephens, Danville, Ill.
has herbarium of classified pressed flowers
foreign stamped books to exchange for Co.
lumbar mot l and cent stamps) and old
United States stamps.
f. NJ. Cobb, Suggsvlle, Ala. will ex-
change solid silver ladys watch and gold
chain for Smith & Wesson revolver Write
for particulars.
or I4ippincott's for trio of Pekin ducks or
setting of eggs.
Mrs S Gaines, Hulmeville, Ga, has hand
work quilt to exchange for wool shawl or
best offer; stamping patterns for same or
offer.
II. l.. Galliher, Stoneville, n G. has dairy
swing churn, never used, to exchange Tor
Newfoundland terrier or bulldog. Well
trained Newfoundland preferred.
Eugene T. Carson, Mt Holly, Ark, has
an E-hat cornet, triple nickel plated, nearly
new, TO exchange for best offer Write what
you have.
J. w Pittman, Rennent, N. G., has two
good rifles TO exchange for bicycle, also
books. Write for particulars.
w. L. Brown, Harmony Grove Ga, will
exchange watch, revolver and violin for
old coins, bank notes and confederate
money. Write for particulars
Mrs. s. C. McCleskey, Ballard, Ala, will
exchange white English peach trees, one
year old Seeding, for light gray or blue
dress flannel. Also cherry and raspberries
for exchange. Write for particulars.
Miss S. A. Mcclure. Landrum. Ca. has
building lot in Florida and lot Of stamps
to exchange for anything of equal value.
Miss Jessie Watson, Opelika Ala. has
old coins and silver watch, stem wnder
and setter to exchange for best offer
| Mrs ]. w. Jones, Beleview, Ga, has NIL
| sic, vocal and instrumental, to exchange
| for other music or WOrsted scraps Write
| first.