The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28

galleries, etc, ana Will BRING a SOOu price.
Pressure Isle Stamp Co., Box 243, Atlanta,
Ga.
THE KINGDOMS CORREs<ONDENCE
Cosby Exchange of Views Among
fs,e ladies for Themselves.
Mrs. j. IIorton.-lf the lady in Texas will write
to Mrs. Bad HUI, East Rome Ga, sho find her
Uncle Flint Halls family. Mr.. Hall is dead.
Mrs. Mamie Dumas, Rome, Ga. wishes to know
the whereabouts of Mr.. James Dumas formerly
locomotive engineer Of the East Tennessee, Viz
glnla and Georgia railroad, running between East
Rome, Ga, and selma. Ala. We heard he had died
in Florida, ana also another rumor SAID ne was
running road III Louisiana. Amy information
will be gladly received.
Mrs. NJ. +. Irby, Morton, Miss.-I am anxious to
get child 70 raise either boy girD, seven years
of age, older. / will be kind and give any child
good home. Have school four months III the
year. and when school is not in session, will teach
it myself: There are only four in family and al
grown. Write, and all letters will be promptly
answered.
please tell US through the Woman's Kingdom,
whether il is proper for gentleman TO take
lady 5 arm. or vice versa, and confer d favor on
many OF your readers.
NoTE--There is nothing improper in ladys
taking gentlcman's arm, but the present style
is for them walk alone, and very much out of
taste for gent to take a lady'S arm.
Miss Hattie Slocumb, Porrott, Gal write this
with the hope OF hearing from my mother broth
en- Mr.. \. q. Rice. He is about sixty years old.
and has q second wife. When last heard from, IN
1891, he was in Kaufman county, Texas. III hlnl-
self. OF family, should see this, and write to the
above address, l will be very glad to hear from
them.
Emma Soundwood, Franklin rexas.--If any of
the readers of The Constitution know the where
aboutS of Mrs. RebcCca Manley, tell her her
cousin has gone to Indiana. tie Is very wealthy,
and says be has wed his entire worth to her and
her three chlldrell Estetla i-Izzie ana iiQodflch
His name is Edwin D. Ballard. Hope she will see
this or be notified.
Mrs. NJ Y. JOyner, Rid,,eville, Ga.-Would some
of the sisters, or readers of the dear old King
dom, tell me what to DO Tor my little chickens?
They have sores on their heads and eyes, some
thing like warts and they are al DYING. have
had seTenty-ive, or more, little chicks, and
think they have all died but about fifteen or
twenty II any of the kind sisters would send
recipe L would return the favor or postage.
Mrs. W. NJ. B.-I come like a great many others,
asking, and giving, bit OF information. Sisters,
write and get Mrs. w. Nocots most valuable
recipes; you viii certainly be pleased with them.
Her address is Caledonia, Ala.
Can any OF the many readers of The Constltu-
ton tell through this department what Cancelled
stamps are used for? 1 have heard different
opinions the subject and l wish to know the
real fact.
Sisters, let us adopt the plan to give and ask
information in every letter written. Thus we Will
profit by each others experience and also make
our column more interesting.
Mrs. o. A. Hunter, AIontezu1na, Gal have
long been silent adnlirer of the Noman's King
dom, and have Gained much information, there
fore would like for the sisters to give rem
edy for the thrash, rs AIN young, inexperienced
mother.
live in Georgia, the garden spot in the world.
l live seven miles from the thriving little city of
How many of the sisters like to keep house? L
do, for one. have a bright blue eyed. da ling
boy. He is Just seven months DID, and the pride of
us all. My husband is a farmer, and like quiet
country lie the best of all.
Win some OF the sisters give the recipe for can
ming fruit"
Mrs. Mannio Wood, Calhoun, Ala.-Ever since
my childhood, the old Constitution has paid its
weekly visits to our family, my father being
among the first subscribers at his office.
lhtyo great many subjects on which would
like write, but breyity is the rule win try to
be content with few
Why do not of the sisters write, especial
~ those mothers who understand training boys?
| interested on this subject, aol have TWO little
boys, and anxious to raise them right; do
feel so Incompetent; viii be glad to hear from
sotle one.
ienioyed the sisters letter on heavenly recog-
nitiou. Surely we Will be permitted to know our
loved ones. it seems to me- that heaven will be
sW9eter to us ii we do; L cannot believe anything
else.
We live out in the prairie country. have only
two ueIgHDofS. we nave no cnurcheS or schools
in less than five miles. l teach my boys what time
have, which is very little, us do ali my house
work. 1t is always work 1t seems, but then who
does not enjoy II, unless too latiguing?
think too many mothers have too much work.
but will have d glorious rest by and by, and
then may it be said, oven done thou goou and
faithful servant enter thou into the joys of thy
Lord'
"Constitution lover" Sandersville, Ga.--Dear
Editress: AS have never troubled you Iefore, and
as ] do not believe the dear old Constitution
Weld willingly cause any Que to suffer AN InJuS-
tice, appeal 10 you, in behalf OF Miss Pearl VIII
Hams, to publish this letter.
Immediately after the publication of her letter
about tine canceiod stanps III the children ; cor
ner, she wrote YOU again, correcting errors III the
printing OF prices, dates, etc, III her first letter
brt this last letter has not been printed.
The stamps written for were confederate stamps
only; the prices, five cents to five dollars; the
dates, prior to seventy
On account OF the mistake in the date she has
| received packages and packages OF stamps actu-