The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-21

know, through your valuable paper, the where
abouts of one "Mr Carkston.' who was repre-
senting the International portrait union of Gin
cinnati .. think his given name was willie"
HIS home is in Virginia; his address l do not
know. VIII return postage to any one who will
be SO Kind as to give the desired Information.
L. E. s.. Orange Bend. Fla Will some reader
of The Constitution kindly give a recipe for max
ing pot pourri of roses? l would like know
VIII t varieties are best.
What will remove coffee stains from light
China silk without injury to the fabric?
Mrs. s. f. Fl iris. New Boston, Texas.-Can any
OF the sisters tell me where | can get some EN-
ployment in pleasa NJ family, such as assisting in
housekeeping and sewing and teaching small
children?
My children are all married. and living around
with them get so tired OF nothing particular to
employ my time. would ask very Ii tie remuner-
alton. Would like persons to write me here.
The Constitution has hcen III our family a long
while Now, my daughter here takes it and we
still have it.
Mrs. Mamie Ingram, Eaton Tern.-I come too,
like great many others, asking for help
Will some of the kind sisters give 4 remedy
for nursing sore mouth; have 1T very bad. My
mouth is terribly liberated and 1t has gone down
III my throat and stomach; | can't eat anything
at all; not even drink cold water without suffer-
ing much after.
cannot stand strong medicine. have a little
Daby three months old and I have weaned hin,
and it nearly breaks my heart to have to wean
him and raise him by hand: he is doing splendid
ly; am using Mellin's food.
Sallie Hammock. Lottie and Mamie McNullen,
Largo, Fla.--We have long been great admirers of
Th3 Constitution, and wanted to join your happy
bard but were afraid to N kc effort but took
courage at seeing 30 many nice LETT. r..
We live in the beautiful lana Of flowers and in
spring it is so heaGtlu. wish some of the cous
ms could come and sec il.
We live three and Il half miles from the Gulf of
Mexico. and we 90 on the island some times and
pick mp shells. there are so many pretty ones
1t is thlrty-onc miles from TAMPA, Eta. to where
we live. 1t is It pretty city with about twelve
thousand inhabitants The orange trees are about
through blooming now.
What has become of "Boy Afraid of the Girls?"
would hike to read one more letter from INN.
We would l. lie correspondents from any of the
states, either
Mrs. NJ. J. simpson Midland, Texas.We have
been taking The Constitution three years and like
it well really don't see how could do without
It, more especiallf Woman's Kingdom.
Some of the sisters are asking advic, about the
training of small children. don't think there i
any better way than 10 teach them while young
to obey, and alway5 he positive with theni never
tell them you Will punish them and then not do It,
They vii! soor learn whether you will or VIII not
III; Ike them obey.
agree with Aunt Susie that switch used in
the right way with little boys ana girls makes
good old men and women.
1 will give my recipe for watermelon preserves
Take nee thick rind and{ peel off the outside
:, ans! cat III small 81 cts3. I'D; ado ,uch
gar there is rjnd. and .ct stand over night; In
the morning put all on to cook as soon as conve-
nient stir every little while. They are usually
done a little after II O'Clock, but have a few
times had to cook them nearly all day. have
used this recipe five years and never hAd any -
If Mrs W. f. Holcomb Of Gertrude, Texas, sees
tins, please write to the above address.
Mrs p. A. Aubrey. Arcadia, La am deeply
i lterested in the discussion among the sisters.
shall know each other there"
firmly believe, according to the reading of the
Bible, that we shall know each other there we
read in the scriptures: For see through
a glass darlly but then face TO face; now know
in part, hut then | shall know even as | am
known L. Corinthians xiii, II.
There is great distinction made here on earth
between the nations OF people, and between the
Greek; there is neithe" bond nor free; there is
neither male nor female, for we are all ore IN
Christ Jesus Gal iii, 81
Except We be converted and become as little
child, We cannot enter the kingdom of heaven"
Matthew xviii, ..
God is our father, properly speaking. We take
our children in house; they always feel little
and tender to us, and don't they know each other
IN their fathers house" "ln my Fathers house
are rtanY insnsiOn9' Are we live in those
mansions among other strangers through all eter
n!tV? And chen Jesus tells that they shall come
from the north and from the south from the east
and from the west, and SHAH sit down With Ahra-
nam and Isaac and Jacob in the kingdom of
heaven.
If we don't know each other there how
to know when we sit down with Abraham Isaac
and Jacob?
And il we are all to he dear children alike in
Fathers house, think surely we will al be known
rs Abraham, isaac and Jacob are known, since
there is to be no difference In our Fathers family
And then when Christ transferred on the
Mount, Moses and Elias being with him (having
long been dead were known by Peter, James and
John.
We read III Revelation that the glory of God
will be the light of the city. and the nations of
the earth which we'd, shall walk in the light
OF il. Don't it seem really strange that we will
walk the golden streets of the city of our God and
meet with no one that we have known on earth?
think that if read Gods word carefully and
prayerullv and have the faith ''Ot grain OF mus
taid seed we cannot help but telieve Will
know each other there.
Let us discuss Bible subjects; it will he inter
esting us least it will be to me, ana it may
be the means of strengthening the hope OF some
poor daSpairng Christian who feels that her
lamp has nearly gone out; we may be the means
OF pouring oil i'll her lamps On our simple man
ntr) and having their hearts lighted up and the
grace OF God shed abundantly in their souls,
thereby acconpIi hing some good
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