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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-12
FUTURE DAYS,

Rare Old English Furniture, in
Sideboards, Tables, Cabinets,
China Closets, Beautiful
Chairs, Hall Pieces, Library
Sets, Bullets, Blocks, Plate
Racks, in beautiful mahog-
any, old carved oak, magnif
cent marqueterie, &C., of the
desirable Chippendale, Adams
and Sheraton manufacture.
English Gilt Mirrors, Carved
Ivories, Birmingham (Eng.)
Brass Bedsteads, Fine Old
Sheffield Plate, in desirable
shapes; Brass Fire Sets, Old
Prints, Old Delft, Hespano-
Moresque = Vases, Elegant
Gilt Cabinet Overmantels,
Parlor Furniture, upholstered
in "Teniers" tapestry, Moor
ish Plaques, Curios, &c, COM
prising in all about 900 lots.
ALSO
An immense quantity of English
Sterling Silver, in novel and
desirable shapes, suitable for
the Holidays. Most of the
above goods are direct from
the estate. of the late Squire
49,. Eldridge Of Cheshire, Eng
land, and comprise goods of
very unusual character.
The whole to be sold at
public auction, commence
ing Wednesday at III ann.
GRAND EXHIBITION MON
DAY AND. TUESDAY.
Catalogues mailed to amy
address.
G. G. Sloan & Co.,
Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-12

G. Selection, "Lurfa'a ............ Donnizetti
Z. March, High School Faculty" FEE Ward
8. Medley Overture. .Hindley
9. Two Step, THE Thunderer' ........ Sousa
II. Overture. "CraEn diamonds Auber
II. Song. "RemeRberilMe" .........."..B alfe
IS. Waltz, "Carlotta". Millocker
IA. Selection, "Farewell'. ....... Schlepegrell
10. Two Step, "TotpmS Atkins
From "a Gaiety Girl"
The invited guests this evening are COM
pany D, third battalion, D. C. N. G., Capt
H. D. King; the Uniform Rank Knights Of
Pythias and lightbattery A, D. c. N. g.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SPLENDID NEW THREE.
STORY BAY-WINDOW PRESSED BRICK
FRONT HOUSE, NO. 232 ELEVENTH STREET
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated June
land records Of the District of Columbia, shall
1eT for , sale in front Of the PREMISE on FRI
AID. 1895, AT HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the south eighteen feet six and onehaif inches Us
square. nine hundred and slxty-four (964. in the
city of Washington d. c.
Terms: One-third in cash, balance in one and two
years at per cent secured by deep of trust, or
all cash, at option of purchaser. $500 deposit at
time Of sale. Ten days allowed to complete pur-
chase.
S %M. i! DE {; dnESsaN1S.
d6-d&ds Trustees.
RHEs sAE Isl, oE Ed Pf s4HH kS9TN
(GEORiETOWN).
By, virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded among
auction: il fiGn. # shs premises on Friday DE
PM. that certain parcel of ground, situated in
that part of the District Of Columbia formerly
lot g in Beatty and HawkiI,s' addition thereto
described follows: Beginning for the same at
point on the eastern line OF High tnow s2d street.
80 feet southery from the northwest OF said
20 feet inches. thence eas:erly parallel with the
southern line Of said hot 100 feet thence southerly
parallel Nth High street 20 feet inches. and
thence westerly parallel with the southern line Of
Terms Of sale: one-third cash, balance in two
equal payments at one and two years. 9 per cent
property. Or ali cash at option of purchaser 500
chlser Terms to be complied with in fifteen days
or trustee reserves the right to readvertise and
sell cRsG ess1 anS Trustee
THos- BOWLING & CO.. Aucts- d2-lot
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RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
Successors to Ratcliffe, Darr & Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-12

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IMPROVED BY THE FINE, LARGE COTTAGE,
NO COS HOWARD AVENUE. BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
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LEASED HER MONTHLY.
Mrs Frank Leslie Is Going To Visit
lady Wilde

New York May I.-Mrs. Frank Leslie
has rclinGuished th,4 business manage
ment of Leslie Monthly to a syndicate,
and is going abroad Tor the summer. The
lease of tine magazine is d limited one,
and Airs. Leslie retains the editorial man
agement intact. She viii resume her la
bors i'm tile fan.
Il do not make this change because l
contemplate retiring from business" she
said today. 81 Hnd il necessary TO make
an extended stay abroad just at this time.
1 had "a chance 10 Trotitably lease my bust
ness in this manner and took il. Yes,
intend 10 spend much of my time abroad
with Lady Wilde She has brave
Is borne the storm of abuse
about oscar NuIe. She has arisen from
Il sick bed 10 struggle IOT him against his
traduccra ana she has the utmost conf
dence in him, as have an those who know
him so well ana love him for his charming
personality ana mis- great accomplishments.
i think it my duty TO comfort Lady Wilde
all 1 can in this time OK trial
'.Tne.c IS 10 truth whatever in the
newspaper Tumors that Mrs. Oscar Wilde
Will get divorce. Sle and her husband
are now living together at quiet resort
an England.
DO / expect to see my former husband,
Willie Wilde? Why, / think 1 shall see
him. lie is with his sister now, believe.
ii viii not make any difference. Why, yes,
/ should like TO see hum. You know our
marriage was nothing more than mis-
take. There is nothing save the most
friendly feeling between US today. we
know now that We were not htted Tor cach
other although / still have the deep re
spect for nis genius that | always mad.
Willie DE- only a hayward boy. and our lit
tie mistake does not interfere with the
friendship that win always exist between
Lady Wilde and myself"
Mrs. Leslie expects to sail next week.
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From Fanny Davenport.

1 am almost distracted with work and
responsibility, and il asked what woman
really was at this moment l should say
something nigh a dray horse. But a tru-e
10 badinage.
woman" real, true. sweet woman. is
one who lives for others, who lives TO make
her dear ones happy. not altogether by
bcs,owing but in a thousand little kind
and thoughtful acts who lives TO 1ind the
sensitive points and not wound them, TO
find the weak ones and consider them.
! know two women who are my ideals Of
womanhood. One has long since passed
70 the bright beyond. a gentle and child
Ike soul. who was SO be 4utiful in spirit
that when she was brought into contact
with the world its roughness rolled off Ike
water. whose character as a wife was an
example to all-my mother. Her children
could. indeed. rise M and call her blessed
Some women are made for nome life
some for workers I'm the busy world, and
the latter in Drawing its hustle and teInpta-
tions, Ions for but never reach the Testful
goal.
But even in the world there are thou
sand opportunities for the impress Of
wOman's gentlouess and woman's proudcst
gifts-contcnt and the giving of pleasure
10 her sisters who are less blessed in world
Is possessions, though rich in Gods. That
constitutes "A lovely woman.
So let US accept our lot-wha tsocYcr l.
he-let us try TO be content TO contrast
our lives with the lives of others and see
how much we have that they have not
To .na, heisat ali women aim for, lowell
ness" and 10 be the respected, honored,
worshipel companion OF man.
FANNY DAVENPORT.
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plant among housekeepers for "something to
cook, and then family can live much better and
cheaper by having these things rather than 40 to
the store Tor all the table supplies.
Vow, since 80 many housekeepers do their own
work either through necessity choice the thing
To ITO Is Ia manage do things the best and easiest
way. Look ahead, and let the work OF today
Tighten the work OF tomorrow mach as possible.
NEi!e making rolls or light bread, make enough
one day 10 last two or three. 1t keeps nicely and
should 1T become n little dry you can make toast
OF H., anu what Is nicer than hot toast well but
tered? There are many things that be pre-
breads, meats, ETC., and i'll this way save much
time and work.
lie careful IN saving seeds of all kinds to gather
the hrSt that came near the ground to plant next.
In TINS wav you get earlier vegetables, because
they begin to bear while the vines bushes are
low. We can have something our table every
day through the year that grew in the garden ii
we Will.
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THO I,e.uIilul eaint.

GA Santa Hermosa" 0he beautiful
saint. as she calls herself, otherwise Tere-
81, of the saint of chihuahua, is proving
a thorn il the side OF the Mexican gov
eminent, ana bids fair, as things are now
going. TO be a factor in Mexican politics.
She is a Spanish-InGian half breed, of
fairly So0d looks ana great Intelligence,
and mas a mission to set up a religious
kingdom in Mexico. She has won a great
reputation among the ignorant masses by
her miracles" of healing, ana has organ
lied quite an army, which not long ago
defeated body of Mexican troops sent to
capture her. She sees visions, talks with
angels. and is now claiming to be the
special representative of the Virgin Mary.
Hel followers are maintained by raiding
the ranches and villages of the country
around, and she always offers to pay for
the supplies taken in miracle and inter
cessions with heaven. She utterly refuses
to treat with the authorities. and, backed
as she is by the valor of superstition and
fanaticism she is i'm a position to make
things decidedly uncomfortable for the
McNicln government.
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By MRS. WILLIAM KING
All letters to this Department and
1.-The Constitution Jr." must be
addressed 10 Mrs. VIM. King, $50
CORTLAND Ave-, Atlanta, Ga.

how TO comfort without a word where men
waste-worse than waste-long sermons.
A woman was my mother. is my sister
my wife. And two little women, as yet with
baby yeangles. are winding themselves
about my heart roots closer every day.
What have 1 got to do with the new wo-
man." the woman OF the newspapers? She
doesn't exist. She is masquerading there.
Put her in the home and see how she
looks. Ten to one-yes, hundred 10 one
she turns out what she ever is to the man
VINO believes i'm ber-and woe to the one
VINO does notl-his good and guardian an
gel, truly and always his better half.
JACOB ~ RIIS.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

There's light fer us dear sweetheart
though tie darlls9me clouds hang low,
Aud the folds Of pall-like curtains hide from
us the tender glow.
For creeping, softly creeping, gath ring
sweetness by the way,
The CLEAN is gently coming-op ninS wide
loves happy day!
There's Il rose that's slowly bursting, and
its odor. far ana near,
Is making sweet the breezes with its kisses
Tor us. dear.
Ard soon wen feel caresses, all the weary
pains Will flee.
For the future still holds blossoms in her
hands for you and me!
There's a song that's sweetly ringin, full
Of joyous melody
As yet the notes sound family from the
day that is to be,
Yet tiukins. tinkling lowly come the thrill
ing notes so clear,
And know some one is singing welcome,
welcome TO us, deari
EDWARD II. WOOD.
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bishop vincent's Answer.

4 lovely woman is a woman who, without
artltice. wins the love Of those who know
symmetry of personal character, who fol
lows % true and lofty ideal with a firm
will. and who adjusts herself with grace
To the sphere which becomes her. she
may be required TO do what We call out
side wor.l Tor her living and for the sup
port of those dependent upon her; but the
womanly quality is SO manifest in all her
movements and spirit that the demands of
business and Of society never mar the
ccntlcutss. the hTInuess. the purity which
are always associated i'm the mind of wise
men with the true ideal Of womanhool.
John IL VINCENT Gishou
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BcNNnre of Impostors.

The people of western Georgia are warn
ed against paying money for The Consti-
tuition to T. J. Harden. alias J. +. Hardy.
of Pleasant Grove, Ca. lie is an impostor
without authority to act for The Constitu-
ton. AMI should be arrested in the first
place whore he assumes 10 act in that ca
pacity. The Constitution now holds his
sworn acknowledgment that he has been
s"undlins the people of the section in which
he ci-cuiatcs, ana warns everybody that he
is cheat and @ swndlcr
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

Gods angel was hidden 10 make her fair'
So he wove the sunshine into her hair;
He took OF the niI-noOn's cloudlcss skies.
And fashiou'd therefrCm her two blue eyes.
He wash'd her white with the sinless SHOWS.
And painted her checks with the dawn 5
faint rose:
He dimpIcd her tiny hands and feet;
He made her sunny. and soft and sweet;
lie mOileI her round white limbs with art'
lie got her from heaven q pure chi!d-heart.
Then he kfss-I her lius. and her brow and
eyes.
And brought her. sleeping. from Paradise.
Such virtue lies 5n those kisses three.
That. hoWso weary ~ heart are We.
The look and the ssailc on our bahy's face
BrIn-- rest and comfort. AMI endless grace.
Bessie GRAY in Ladies' Home Journal.
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EXCHING LIST.

Mrs. c. i. Bailey, Walnut Cove, N. c.,
has for exchange North Carolina currency
of 1850 and l11S. Write what YOU would
like TO exchange for
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wIsEREIH rrI1s nt.UrvL1Es.
whs, CuaIity 'sas,,- Woman Most At
tractiVc.

preston 81 opinion f~.m MANY rr1r,i,er,
people as Co what quality or characteristic
tas.i. w1w p MOST attractive. some of the
letters wl give r..4w are well worth read
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

Have the best Agents article on earth.
send postal for particulars. Nothing like it..
Credit 10 all worthy. Wanted by every
body. No fraud. Permanent Srowing- bus
ness for honest people. TH1O. NOEL,
Ge9lCgiSt. Chicago. III.
CANVASSERS wanted in every county:
nrst-class line. salary or commission;
references required. y. T. Calvert. Key
No. g3i South Eighth street, Philadelphia,
Pa
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

Miss Mary w. GILL; Princeton Ark, has
fine Kleckley watermelon seed, cabbage
beans and thick leaf mustard seed to eX-
lace.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

Mrs. L. ID. Boothe Allentown, Ga, has
silk, velvet and plush squares. ready laid
Tor work; also large flat gourd seed to eX-
change Tor all kinds of box flowers.
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Mrs. u. NJ. Brown, Harmony Grove. Ga,
has cider and ice cream recipes and art
OF crayon painting to exchange for United
States and confederate stamps or anything
useful.
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G. G. Lowrey, Kernersvlle, n. c., has
white rabbits 10 exchange for secondhand
guitar or autoharp.
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= C7IINCE TO MAKE aTONEY.

In reply 70 requests for experiences of people
/ i'm the Dish Washer business: I have been sell
ing the Climax for year, and nave averaged
over twelve dollars "a day profit. ! have not
canvassed any. people send for Washers, ana
every family seems to want one Address the
Climax Co, Columbus. Chic, and get Iuil par
ticulars Anyone. auNwLCre. can certainly 10
as well as have, as they work sPlendidiy.
\ READER.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS Al
SINGLE COPY. OPPOSITE YOUR
NAME ON THE TAG WHICH AID
DRESSES YOUR PAPER. THE DATE
Ks GIVEN on WHICH YOUR SUB
SCRIPTION EMPIRES. WATCH THU
DATE AND SEND IN YOUR RENEW
Al DIRECT OR THROUGH YOUR
LOCAL AGENT BEFORE THE TINY
IS OUT. so THAT YOU WILL NOT
MISS i PAPER. THERE ARE AROTT
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED STIR
SCRlBERS WHOSE TINE RUNS OUT
THIS MONTH. WE WISH To CALI,
THEIR ATTENTION ESPECIALLY
TO THE DATES. WATCH THN
NAME SLIP ON YOUR PAPER,
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THE KINGDOMS CORRESPONDENCE.
4 GosSipy Exchange OF Views Among
thc Ladies' for Themselves.

Miss Life IanEStou. LawsoHvinc. Tcxas.-I
yxuuld liSr to know % any ct the readers of Mo-
uau'> Kingdom cam give me amy Information re-
Ear5lu. a story that was published ma The Cour-
i,r-.luuulal some years ago, entitled "a Dixie
la-<ic." do not remember the author.
am very anxious To get II; have written TO
several book stores but they know nothing OF IL,
So du not know whether 10 has ever been pub
Ii-ird lm book form not.
"a may d. THAT some oac of the sisters has pre-
served tLc papers when it was published; If 80.
and y Wiling ;o part with tlcm, / would be glad
she would write 10 me and let Inc know her terms.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

PimpleS, blOtcheS, bIackhead5, red,
rough, and oily skin, prevented by
CgtiCura Soap, the most effective skin
purifying and Identifying soap in the
w0rll, as we'll as pureSt ard sweetest
for toilet and nursery. The only pre-
veutive Of pimpIeS, because the only
preventive OF Inflammation of the pores.
Sod throughout the v1rfi and especially by English
a. American chemists az thc p5nc1s cites. British
Ce-1t. SFrrFay, L. Ming Edsarl-s;.. Load0n POTTER
DEu4 = Chez. CoEF.s Sale Props, Boston, Z. ) a.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

Miss +. Lowrey. Kernersville, n. c., has
music Of all kinds to exchange Tor music.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

Mrs. ". II. Pridgen, Greek, N.C.-S0me of the sis
tiers say they are young and experienced house
keepers, So 1 Thought perhaps could write some
thing ON the subject Of preparing fruits, yegcta-
bles etc, for winter use, that might benefit those
a htic.
This is q thing some housekeepers do not give
a. much attention a. they should, consequently
their meals are of such sameness during the
winter and spring months.
There are 80 many NICE ways for putin mp
things Tor use when there are Eo vegetables IA the
.ar!cn.
4, the different fruits ripcn there should Toe a
supply canned and preserved, also sweet pickles
made. My iayorite of these Is made of peaches :;
watermelon rlnd Is nice too When mace right, ana
j viii give my recipe Tor making it
Cut the rmd in shape desired; drop in weak
brine day or two, then keep ia fresh water until
the salt Is cut. and boil IN alum Tor short while
then IN ginger tea until tender. 10 pound Of
riud put half pint vinegar and half pound sugar:
boil IN this until the strip thi,izens lttle and
drop in much whole cloves spice and cinnamon
a. yoU like.
SO nicc 70 eat with meats either baked stewed
also delightful in beef soup.
Teaches, apples. blscklerries ard whortebcr-
ne snGld be dried ami put away IN bags To stew
| Tor pics and other things Many huusckeppers
! kno" what a help IL is 70 have plenty OF dried
fruit Tor winter.
Dried pears are not 50 good, but are splendid
anu highly appreciated by children as well as
grown people. TO eat You would rajsins
great many vegetables can Ice kept by drying
and fixing IN other Why's. 10 dry corn, take the
roasting ears and scald in boiling water split the
rows and cut from tire cob iinc a YOU well can.
and spread on cloth In the sun: in two or three
days u VIII be ury enough for the hag. When YOU
wish to stew or make pudding, take a cup fuIi
put IN bowl, pour over u little boiling and let
stand several hours, drain of the water and cook
the usual WY. Another way is TO put it up the
wet state by placing IN jar with fourth as much
salt; IN a short time there will he "A plenty of
brine, be sure To keep il weighted under the
brine. and soak before cooking.
Cabbage are nice put up IN ;nis way too either
IN quarters or cut un tnH. use enough salt re-
qulrc a little soakin. Iciore boiling. Do not nut
IN wator as there VIII &c enoagh brine ii weighted
down.
CymbiingS can Ice sliced while tender and dried:
cook you wou,d iu.~il ones.
A. last as butter hcais become dry, they shous.i
b. shclled a.d pat away Tor iu:ure use. All kind 5
OF beans, peas etc, should Ice well taken care Of
Tor scarce time.
In The tall have a sufficient size turnp patch
planted. and early IN the spring salad seed Of
different kinds II the proper attention is paid
q all these things, there viii be need oil COM
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

l.. w. Horner Paineviie, Va, has con-
federate money to exchange for books.
MriIe first.
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J. II. dub, Huguenot, Ga, will eX-
change French periodicals of 1891 to 1895 for
Columbian stamps-ten stamps for one
paper.
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,Irs. Alice ". Richerson, Gazclle, Texas.-D.

Irs. Alice W. Richerson, Gazcle, TeNas-Dcar
Sisters: / come this morning To help. and in the
interest Of Mrs. c. 2. Bailey, OF Walnut Grove,
y. e.. who asked for a cure for Group.
Tut an ala wool flannel cloth on tine breast di-
rectly over the lungs, saturated IN melted sheep
surt. with just little spirits at turuCntne there
uu rot enough 10 blister. Battle the feet i'm hot
water as hot as can be borne. and when dry rub
iutn the bottom ui the feet sheep suet and bake
on urcu fire. give half teas poUn 81 Kerosene. IL
tire head seems ~tprpcd mp, rub The nos" between
tile ewes luu around tie d. stTiis with kerosene.
Tins lwav- helped my httic boy; b." used Il
1sEr Group when Lee IVES younger than Lc IL now,
and ur never had e real bad case. / applied tho
alaye remedy as soon as l heard the FIRST whoopr
c au-h.
Hoping this may he the means Of relieving some
poor little -Gflvr,T well a. his anxious mother,
! send tniS 20 Woman Kingdom.
uu love To read Tic Constitution, Womau's
Kingdom, Biu Arp, betsy Hamilton. liUnkctt,
anna r1sml.e-s sermons shove AN else. indeed 10
j. tIy e~t paper ala through, that ever read FOR
tie price. He have been taking it for many wears
aud cauuot do without u. May God prosper the
whole Constitution band.
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nc0PER WEEK EASILY MADE. 40
~ <E1SklLIs OR EsXPf<ltiEsN[ - REQ I-IFt-
<gSS cd. Greatest opportunity ever pre-
scented to man. woman, boy or girl to make
money easily and honestly. Work to be-
gin at oHce. For fun particulars, address
EPITONIrST CO, indianapolis, Ind.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

Mrs. c. Ward, Jr.. Trenton, s. c. will
exchange Indian game eggs for Buff Cochin
eggs.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

The Constitution has received SO many requests
to club magazine that we have decided to do so.
and offer you McClures Magazine and the Weekly
Constitution one year for $500 Now, if you want
the best weekly in the country and one of the best
and cheapest magazines this is your chance. Send
for announcements for the coming year.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-27

Mrs. c. Ward, Jr.. Trenton, s. c. will
exchange Indian game eggs for Buff Cochin
eggs.
Mrs. ]. NJ Dckey Ranger, n. c., has a
variety of geraniUms, fuschas and roses
and Other pit flowers to exchange. Write
for particulars.
Mrs 4. \. Marshall Bamberg, S. c.,
has good recipes for light bread, biscuit
ana wafiles. without soda or baking pow
der to exchange for five yards of bleach
ing, calico, muslin or ginSham.
4. z. Hall NJ. D., Centrevile, Miss
The address is Mrs. Fairchad, Forest.
Miss.
Miss Lula Mcclure Fox 2tt. Atlanta, Ga,
has stamping outfit to exchange for ten
yards of fruit of the loom bleaching.
Miss Jennie Helms, Pocrtith n. c., will
exchange nice wrapper pattern for rooted
flowers or silk, velvet or wool scraps.
G. Cook. Huntersv.ne S. c., will ex-
change any numbers of Seaside Library
for a dime dated 1856. lnclose stamp for
hostage.