The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-06

other all recol lection oil a former existence is
blotted out We mi ght as well be as the beast of
the held we might as well have no soul as to know
nothing of a former life.
Why should one care how he lived here? Lived
we holy or lived we wckedly, we would not know
why we were among the blessed, nor why we were
with the condemned. Such an idea is mons.rous.
we VIII know the moment we enter there 1.-The
glorious Christ" and be welcomed by him.
Mrs. G. +. Jones, Boon, Aa.--I have long been
n silent admirer of The Constitution, especially
first, as am greatly interested In the discussion
OF heavenly recognition, for cannot agree it'll
the Louisiana sister who says We shall not know
each other there, for L firmly believe we shall
know each other there.
1t would be great affection to Inc if could
not believe that / would meet my three little chill
dren that have gone before, and l feel If
should be called from earth now, the first sight to
greet my eyes would be the little smiling face and
brlghs blue ewes 4 my darling little Clyde.
am sorry Tor the sister that does not believe
they will meet and recognize their loved ones L
believe would give my ie away III II was not Tor
the hope OF knowing and embracing them again
that celestial abode where there will be no more
parting.
our Louisiana sister goes on to say if we know
each other there, viii be like Rachael, weeping
for some lost one of our relatives. VI do not
know each other, how are to know but what
they all lost consequently we would be sure to
weep. But there will be no more tears to shed up
there, for heaven knoweth no sorrow. believe
the wicked will be biottcd out of the memory Of
the saints they are blotted out of the book of
God
Mrs. s. L. McEwen, Clifty, Ala.-I have been
silent admirer Of the Kingdom sometime. i, like
great many others, take AN interest in the dis
cussou: "Snall we know each other there"
My opinion, nor no other PERSONS opinion, is
not worth ANYTHING unless il has thus "a sc tn the
book tor its foundation. We have no positive
proof in the Bible that we shall, or shall not,
know our loved ones in the better land. /, for
one, know that il am 50 fortunate as TO get there
and my husband or any one of my children are
missing, and am concious of the fact, it will be
NO heaven TO me.
God IN his wisdom, has fixed things just right,
and do not think we should trouble ourselves
about where the souls stays after death until the
Judgment, or shall we know our loved ones there,
and lots oI other things that we can find proof
OF in the Bible. Our duty is to search the scrip
lures and learn what lie mas commanded us to do,
and be ready when the summons comes.
will tell Agnes Mawhinney, CT Cypress, Fla.
how to get rid of chicken heas: Burn out your
hen house by putting dry straw leaves IN it;
then grease your fowls with lard and sulphur. 1t
is sure death.
Long live The Constitution.
Rosa s. Thompson, D'Arbonne. La notice
that some OF the sisters want remedy for tue
chIcken flea: Feed your chickens one tablespoon
fui coal oil, and one tablespoonful of red pepper
mixed with one pint of meal, using boiling water
10 make stin dough. Give this mixture once
daily, and don't think you will have any further
trouble.
have a number of nice things will exchange
with the sisters Tor confederate stamps of 1850
and 1861. also want confederate money; want
the Montgomery issue. Will give more for the
~, 900 anu $500 bllls. III you have any kind OF
confederate money. write stating what you have,
and what you want in exchange, enclosing stamp
for reply.
Mrs. II. L. Simonton, Orrvile, Ala.-Mrs +. V.
Reeves, of Elkin, y, c., has asked for a remedy
that will cure eyes. | SEM one that my moth
eTin-law has often tried, and says it is
OF the common eyes.
To one pint of hot water, add teaspoonful,
each OF sugar and salt, and piece of cOpperas
the size of the end OF the thanh. When cold,
strain and bottle. Put one drop in the eyes every
two hours Until relieved; also, wet cloth in the
solution and lay over the eyes keep the cloth wet
II one has just taken The sore eyes it will cure in
twcnty-tour hours, but in this 1t will take
longer to effect a cure. The first three four APP
plications will be very painful
Any information concerning Mr.. G.. w. Iiilyer,
his son j. j. Hi!yer, who have for number of
years been living in Florida, will be thankfully
received 10y Mr.. e. W. Duprce OF Marvyn, Russell
county, Alabama. When last heard from, the
Hlyers, were living Tampa; moved from
there back to HillsborU. They are farmers and
timber men.
Parties who may furnish the desired informa-
tion, willhave postage returned with other cont
peusation, if demanded.