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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
The Land OF Flowers Il.

Today. the coolest day ] have felt for
many years. ami, indeed, I don't think I
ever felt colder, there came letter 60 nae
breathing OF sunshine warmth and flowers.
As / read. page after page, 1 felt ats warmth
and the glow I'm my heart almost Iaade me
forget the freezing body. ami ON. h,w /
IonEei for the sunny Land Cf Flowers"
To me the letter brought back such pleas
ant memories I could with the minds
eve follow the writer thruG-b every scene
described and enter into all her enthus-
iasiu. Tor Just so ] felt TWO wears ago when
i made my first visit 20 Rockledse. Never
Viii / forget that afternoon on Indian
river. We took Jhe boat about o'clock,
at Titusvilie. and every moment until we
reached EoeSle5ee dust after Gar.J We're
moments ~ un1lilyci pleasure. The beau
tiful view OF the hotel and grounds filled
US with rapture The graceful palms
and grand uaruolias were tie first Td eyer
seen. ana J ialu as I wallzeI from the
landing of THE hotel as if i had been drop
pei into another world ] shall never
forget the impression. - Z have intense
Is euiog,d the letter ana feel that our COR
Respondent ha@ -.vgl such e beautiful dc
srriu-iou cf tnis lovely place. hy far The
most desirable spot iu .u Flputa, tnat /
rr1 sure uy readers VIII enjoy 81 Quite as
much as , have. ami hope we may have
the pleasure of l.arins from Der again.
Hear what she says
Il am seated cu Jhe river bank. under
the generous shade ar "a lar-e oak tree
and two sraesful Uli-ls- came here
with paper ana pencil. 20 commune wi-h
nature. a.I 10 t.I w. hHEe h.f iac= some
thiu- about this Eden. Eoea.ef-e. Fl@. ]
feel like 1Nctstrs..Uzs aIsa-- 20. -utftu.e. how
sweet are thy charms" wish aI ID"
muses. vou.i come Co wy assistance ana
help me tn ezgresz rny th11eais IN words
lie place t."-iu en-!sn
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

merinS emerald isle. Rare flowers waited
a subtle, exquisite perfume to my delight
ed senses. while the music of the famous
orchestra filled the air with delicious melo-
dy.
1t came over me like the sweet south,
That breathes upon a bank of violets,
Stealing forth and giving odor.'
"The avenue in front of the hotel is
vista OF perfect beauty. The trees OF
graceful palms, magnolia, etc, are of LOFTY
proportions, with beautiful foliage on their
spreading boughs. while many birds fill the
fragrant air with sweetest music. Beauti-
ful. tropical Roclledge is indeed the Nee
cl of salubrity. II is situated on the far
famed Indian river. It's water is usually
clear and sparkling, and this morning with
It's low. soothing murmuT, sounds Ike the
whispering lOvc-laush OF troop of fanes,
as IL bounds along to a happy destiny in
some far-off oceans bosom. Mother Ma
ture has lavisnel, with generous hands,
her good gifts 10 Hcckledse, and where she
has failed. art, with the Touch Of master
hand. has supplied the rest Ii is consid-
cred the most popular winter resort IN
Florida. Here the rich northern people
from the large cities come To rest and to
enjoy life. for money is no item with the
majority OF them.
First-class hotels and boarding houses
are plentiful. bat Hotel Indian River has
no superior IA the state. II possesses al
the modern conytncnces-eIcVatOrs steam
heat, electric lights. etc The rooms are
large. comfortable and elegant with broad
southern vcrandas. The popular proprietor,
\. :. Lee. is true southerncr. with all
the necessary northosn push and energy.
Everything possible is done 10 promote the
pleasure %: each guest. Three concerts
are given daily by the orchestra, while
music is furnished for dancing in the pa
Kili.u. Sft1Hss.l 2Kpr - t.-9fer- fTupS-
day, Thursday and Friday evenings. The
lovely walks Un the river front, from Rock
ledge to Cocoa, scarcely mile. are a mar
Vel OF perfect beauty. There are sports
here of All kinds-ilsLinE, alligator hunting,
boating. bird shooting and bicycle racing.
Excursion trips aye made daily by the
Silver King 10 Fairylaud, boats leaving
the pier It $50 o'clock a. m. and 2:30
o'clock p. IN.
Last but most important Of all to the
animal, man. Is that he is well FED at Hotel
Indian River The viands are elegantly
served and on gaia days, especially, would
DO credit 10 caterer from Delmouicos.
All vino want health. and pleasure inn
measurable saoUld spend their winters in
Rocklctsc. IT, the heart Of the most tropi-
cal portion of Florida.
Tn on tho wing this winter. At present
nay addresa is here. Fondly,
FLORIDA GIRL.
Would you enjoy an ideal standard In
your beEinE2 Always use Dr. Prices Bak-
ing Powder
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
The Observation of a. French Lady
Who Knows 1t All.

Madame Leon Grandin is a gifted French
newspaper woman. She went to the worlds
fair for few weeks and has now published
a large. fat volume entitled impressions
dune Parisienne a Chicago"
It abounds in humor conscious and un-
conscious 1t tells Americans and Chica-
goans things about themselves which they
never knew or dreamed Of. Here are some
extracts:
Il journeyed to Chicago on the Michigan
Central in one of those truly marvellous
American palace cars 1t was a beautiful
trip. We sped alongside of noble Hudson,
beautiful valley closed in by high noun
tains.
Soon we arrived at Buffalo. am told
that the buffalo rOams in a Savage State
all through the forests of this country, and
that the city is named after them for this
Leaving Niagara we started off across
the great plain. 1t was daylight ana en-
joyed the trip across this wonderful prairie.
1t is a desert not of sand, but of grass
sea of grass stretching to the horizon ana
the grass, blown by the wind, resembling
the waves Of a sea. Not a tree, small or
large; nothing but grass. dried and burned
From time to time we catch sight OF I'M
menSe herds of buffalo, ana we see sheep
and masses of black pigs who scatter as
the train passes. There are no stations
along these ranches of the plains.
New York IS a pigmy compared with
Chicago. The Masonic temple on state
street is twenty stories hiEh, and all the
~ stories.
by the advice of our friends | had en-
gagged rooms in the house of an honorable
American family, an d lat once began TO
search for my new home.
81 inquired the way of a policeman,
kind of Hercules. whose comic uniform
would certainly be most successful in an
opera bouffe.
although not having the distinction of
our French policemen. this worthy Chicago
officer was Infinitely more polite. Drawing
the city directory from his pocket he at
once told us that the house l was looking
for was situated in the south CT the city.
y finally arrived. 1t was number SEQ! My
first meal in Chicago does not make my
mouth water. 1t was served on a dazzling
white cloth and the dishes We're of the
finest porcelain. But in the dishes were the
SMALLEST pieces OF ham that | have ever
seen in my life. [ thought this was the
hors d'oeuVre. But in another remarkable
dish the waitress brought me a. small piece
Of cake. The whole meal was washed down
with a glass Of water. on leaving the table
/ felt the justice of the French pFoVerb,
l'appatit Went en- mangeant
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
Coming Home to RoOst.
7he CINCINNATI Enquirer.

From The Cincinnati Enquirer.
rho bond business is coming home to us
already. The treasury department is pay
INK this month, when the government is
second issue of $4,000. 800 of bonds made
last fall, and a SIMILAR sum on the first
loan Of 600 900 This makes s.. 2O0, 900 to be
paid I'm interest this month for the quarter
on money borrowed during the second in
cumbency Of Mr.. Cleveland TO maintain the
fiction of gold payments. This borrow
gold has Lcen great convenience TO con
York. They have been able TO take what
cojd they needed, and much that they
dida't need, out of the United states SUP
trsasurv. leserying the gold they had in
private stock.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

still loaded. They had men from Clayton,
from Pike, from Atlanta, who knew me In
those places. They were men of memory.
The whole history of my life-the bad part
was stored away in these mems heads,
and they were waiting for the opposition
to give the signal for an onslaught. L had
one friend in the town-just one. He came
over to the Office to lend his comfort. lie
began at once to question me.
They say you are liar, was my
frieili'S information, and i was obliged to
admit that L once bore a reputation OF that
kind.
Been in the changing? I was silent.
''Sto1e a horseY' was still silent.
"a terrible downfall
IA terrible drunkard?" 1 was still silent.
''You voted for Cleveland%
mo! I'll be hanged II L did,!
1t would take me too long to tell of all
the Opposition resorted O. to make my
editorial career a failure. Even the ladies.
with whom / was quite a pet, think now
that 1 whip thunder out of my wife every
morning before breakfast, and they turn
from me with scorn. L will never get over
the harm they have done me in the few
years | have to live. Brown says that 1t
takes ten years for any reformation of
man TO be found out and believed by the
people. Many a drunkard could be saved
was il not for the great encouragement
of waiting tor the world to find out his re-
formation. For the benefit of the youthful
| would state that the world has a most
tenacious memory-you will find this out
if you are ever so unfortunate as to try to
run an Opposition newspaper in a coun-
ty town or seek office that any one else
wants.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
One woman-S Work.


'swho having little yet hath ALL
A narrow sphere! how can you call IL SO!
Three pairs OF baby eyes look up In mine
And seem the gates through which light
divine
Transfgures all my life with tenderest
glow.
Because cannot paint with artist skill
The changing colOrs OF the sea or Sky,
Because l cannot write OF visions nigh,
And move you all with pain or JOY at will.
Because to Iearning's shrine no gifts 1
bring.
Nor take a foremost stand for woman's
cause.
Because / trust unauestIoning the laws,
That bring snow in winter. birds in
spring.
You think my life is eireumscrib'd end
In what should make it helpful. rich and
strong.
An. friend! these happy days are none TOO
long
For all the loving duties that they held.
Nor has the art you love heen oil denied,
For lovclI,st pictures every day l see
In childh0od's careless grace and Move
ments free
From waking morn till dreamy eveat:de.
My Edith's braids. now brown. now golden
bright.
Irnp-ison tints no artists brush has
known:
The baby's deep blue eyes. that meet my
own.
In living beauty mock all painted light
Nor do YOU know. my friend. the critics
bold
We story-teIlers in the children find
What store OF wisdom and OF Wit COM
bined
We need 10 point moral new or old.
And In reforms are we not learning late
still. small voice need not be all IN
vain2
These childish hands may bring the great
er Eain
II am willing now TO simply wait.
And I'm what science or philosophy
Can pass in interest the baby heart
Seeking in untriet ways to take its part
For good or III in LIES great mystery?
God help MS mothers aIl 20 live Alright
And may our homes AL truth and love
enfold.
Since life for US no lcftier aims can hold
Than leading little children In the lght.
Emma Endicott Merriam.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

there comes to mind a postal card, beauti-
fully written, from a lady once a teacher,
now a postmistress, who kindly offered to
give all assistance she can to the work
that has for it's motto, Look up and lift
up" This postal card has been lost, and
while the beauty of its penmanship re-
mains and the kindness of the promises is
remembered and appreciated, still l dare
not trust my memory for the name and
address, but do dare ask the lady please
to pardon the seeming neglect and write
again to her friend.
BUNNIE LOVE,
2S7 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

i Will never run for office
Nor play editor again, isfT
The Opposition" either way
Is just about the same;
And 1 advise that babies,
To be fitted for such fun,
Should be sealed up in coffee pots
TO await the time to run;
Even then, no doubt, the memory
or some on "out-of-date"
Would be refreshed and anxious
Some story to relate.
About how some ancestor
Committed every crime
To be found i'm all the catalogues
That's handed down through time-
They don't need any going back:
IN Plunkett or on Brown,
They know enough about ourselves
To forever keep us down;
But when we die in poverty,
We want it understood,
That we have sized the meanest man
As the man with memory good.
SARGE PLUNKETT.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
-OfIntercst TO Ladies'.

Mrs. J.. V. Shealey Of SPARKS, Ca,
writes: 81 cannot say enough IN praise OF
Mrs Dr. Brannon's treatment for ladies,
MS / was suffering with falling of the womb,
liberation of the stomach and bowels and
Gropsy. l improved very rapidly under her
treatment and now feel entirely relieved,
after all my home physicians had failed
10 give rae any relief at all
Book and letter Of particulars in regard
to treatment matted free to afflicted ladies.
Address Mrs. Or. Mary y. Brannon, 70
Pryor street, Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
A Wise decision.

" There are thousands of young men stand
ing on the very threshold of life, trying TO
make a wise decision as to what business
all such we would say, before deciding the
question write to Il. r. Johnson 4 Co,
Richmond, Va. They can be or service 10
+l,o,, raya bppn q hers.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

J. II. Whitworth. Lavonia. Ga, has life
and Assassination of Garfield" to exchange
for "Arp's History of Georgia, or text
books on chemistry or geology.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Miss May Seal. Hamburg, Miss, will ex-
change rooted magnOliaS, rose and cape
jcssamnes for silk. WOODEN or calico scraps.
Write for particulars.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Mrs. Ida Redfearn, Boston, Ga, will ex-
cnaLge rooted roses and shrubbery for silk
floss. zephyr thread or silk, worsted or
calico scraps.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Claudia Stephens, Ft. Lamar, Ca, has
Cancelled stamps and confederate bills 10
exchange for shells.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

J. c. Baylers, Melvern, Kan, wishes to
exchange songs speeches and the sketch
Book for confederate money or corfeder-
ate stamps.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
THIS Is RICH, INDEED.

Whore can a successful rival to DR..
Prices Baking Powder be found? Nowhere.
Il has distanced all councillors.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
EA CHLNGE LIST.

Mrs. NJ. o. Mathis. Grand Lake. Ark.
wishes to exchange "A Prehistoric World,
or Vanished Races" by Il. a. Allen, Tor
story books for small children.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Mrs. i. S. Irwin, Shellman, Ga, has
G-ise Pit games to exchange for white
face, black Spanish or other fine breeds.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

As well try TO catch n comet as to equal
in surprising excellence DR.. Prices Bak-
Ing Powder.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Mrs. Lula Watson. Taulk, Tenn, has
magazines, The Sunny South and novels TO
exchange for flower and garden seed ana
seashells, or canary bird. Write hrst.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Mrs w. r. Simpson. Simpson, Ala, has
5000 stamps and peafowl feathers Tor
exchange.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Mrs. Jessie Wilson, Reddick Fla, write
to Miss Bunnie Love, 237 Whitehall street,
Atlanta, Ca. for information.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Potato packed from Tostl With EaWEEKS FRosPLAkTlKGs
Garden nnhing published IT, Tor only a5 cents
O. II you seud silver or NJ o. will adj Free FLORAL
Calendar for 1898 once address
FAiRfIEV SEED FARM. Rox Is, Hose MiIl. n. Y.
Mention The Constitution. u
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Counterfeit- In money OF food are not
wantef. Dr. Prices Baking Powder is %
good a. gold
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Mr. f. C. w. Learv, Ca have Eeen married
now little over four years, AMI md the best way
To please my husband and make hum happy IS TO
Keep things ia tlirlr respective places, and have
something nice 10 eat.
want To make a recipe book from WOman's
KINGDOM and know there are many other young
hou...l,c uer. Nhu VIII be glad to have the eX-
terrence and recipes OF our older sisters.
Now. suppose We rive recincs Tor custards trst
| de- not know a good Custard recipe, Uut here Is a
spleu,Iid recipe Tor caromcl cake. Make a white
l5,er cake and when the cake is cool, make the
CaTUmel
Take -, cups of sugar, / cup butter, and "a cup
OF water: cook as You would that much sugar ana
water tor lcing; remove from the hTe haNor with
vanilla and beat until IL is little sun, spread IL
quickly on the cake.
Here is a nice desert snow cream:
Take the whites of four eggs, beat 10 a stlH
froth and add u tabespoOntuiS OF sugar; Whlp 8
table,uoonfuls OF cream and add TO the eggs.
ElaVeI with wine vanilla.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

J. o. Cobb for his little daughter Lucy Cobb,
Temple, Ga.-DeaT Mrs King: We have only one
child. three and half years old not old enough
to write and send you something for the Grady
hospital.
while seated in our cCsey room by good fire,
took her up in my lap and talked 10 her about the
moor littlr orphan children of Atlanta and as she
listened could see the tears trickle down her lit
tie cheeks through sympathy for them. knew
she would send you some tnng If she could write,
So send Won % cents for her; il is her own money
that She earned carrying stove wood Tor her mann
ma, helping her papa feed the pigs, etc May the
Lord bless you in the good worN you are accom-
plishing.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

"N''-I seek information that hope TO get from
some of the practical sisters of the Kingdom.
want 10 get a good washing machine, and would
like 10 know the experience OF some Of you who
have used one, the name and where purchased.
All advert iscmentS of course state the fact that
theirs are the hest. but rs / have neither money
nor time 10 experiment, am anxious to take the
word of one " 40 has tried them.
would also like 10 near from some one who has
uspd a dish Wa-hJr DISH was hing in "A family of
rem is ui.te am item, and n they good
advertisements represent them be, certainly
would he of great help 10 me-
lam AFRAID oi all ADVERTISEMENTS as have lost
money on several. Oue viii mention to warp
others h. the advertisements OF j. q. howard,
Ashylllu. y. G..
ilcgiu. 90 near through the Kingdom at an ear
IL Iar. am one OF the good Wlahers Of that por-
non ot the paper.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Mrs. I. C. Bryant, Rochester, La.--Win ex-
chance seed Of the ornamental gourd Tor cabbage,
ONION aud lettuce seed. These little ODDITIES are
very prettv as well rs useful, and Is exceedingly
rroiidc producing a hundred or more from one
sin lie vine; the fruit almost round being about
the size of "A hickory nut and has when green a
sifjned appearance, hut when Ilpe are almost
whine ana make a beautiful brio "a brac what-not,
and when painted in different ors make IN odd,
~. picturesque appearance. Will send seed and
tUU directions Tor mahiug tins rate ornament 10
any wishing 10 exchange.
have also u variety of other gourd seed, from
the largC bt-hcl size 20 IN wee-bahy gourd, ana
tin, sweet water gOuud. Also seed OF very large
and sweet kind of pumpkin that VIII exchange
Tor any tine seed. send stamped, seil-addressed
envelope with the seed you send and WILL return
those | have promptly.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
THE KINGDOMS CORRESPONDENTS.
A Cosby Exchange of Views Among the
IadirR for Themselves.

Mrs. y. l.. Grimes, Sparta, Calf there is any
soldier living in Georgia Alabama, or elsewhere,
who knows that w. -. Grimes served in the In
dian war of IS}6-1, VIII they please write TO me
VIII return postage, and return favor IN any
possible way.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

n way EafliesJ EOtato kfo
Potato Grower writes: Plal
after Early Rose, aud they
rlajurcd together. Fortune
yielding over three times as
many. quality excellent, and
sure To be a great favurite "
We want great test made in 1895
aud viii give Free one barrel OF
seed t. growers ofthe largest yield
FROM one whole potato in each
State and Territory. instructio rs
with Potato. cannot be obtained
elsewhere. One Potato Is worth
Si.o0 10 any person. q
We will send n package each OF
Early tomato, Surchead Cab
bage. japanese Climbing Cucum-
Der. aud one whole Early Fortune
Potato packed from irostl With