The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-06
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acquainted with the passing events and
occurrences in various parts OF the world;
To have good books and TO be able 10 read
them well Is /. grsa1 I. rae ,sntl, and usP
fully. i think every FAMILY ought 10 tahe
1 a good newspaper. When say pape.
/ 1 don't mean a novel paper but one that
gives the news Of what is going on in the
country and towns and do not be SO ls-
norart Of what is TRANSPORTING an around
vou. Such a paper - our own CohStltu-
80, II would save people much Ignorance
ana serve 10 educate all Wishing il much
, success 1 close.
Hattie IIeeth. Monticello. Fla.-Dear Jun
Tor: IL has been a long time since l wrote
70 Won. I expect You have quite forgotten
me l Ike u read THE letters very much.
Para took us all TO the Aiccorulsie lake
Few weeks ago To spend the day fishing.
gathering haws. berries etc. There We're
tu.Ive Of us in tie crowd. Mamma. Cousin
Lila and myself decided We would look
around n sittIe. so we struck out through
the swamp and when We wanted 10 20
back We lid not know which way 10 GO
we roarsed around, first i'm one direction
and then another. FOR about half an hour.
and when we iii ANA oar camps we had
gane all round chem and come up Just the
Opposite aire ton from the way We iett
AuI four If tho others Were gone to look
fer us and mamma sent another 10 look
Tor them. w We're scattered AROUND near
iv an dav. Mamma saws she VIII take a
!oT,e next time - tic us together. But we
had a fine time just tho same and want 20
90 again. I send cents 10 the Grady hos
~ Friend 20 the Afflicted May ask
the Juniors "a please send Miss Mittie
Parker. Enfield. y. -. reading matter and
any token 81 remembrance She Is so
sadly afflicted. Never expects 10 recover
pleasure she will appreciate any remem-
brance and letters of cheer
Lizzie Floyd. Swapping Shoals. Ga.-Dear
Junior: / note quite an Improvement In the
cousins letters I think il a good idea TO
select "a subject TO write upon. ! select for
my subject Live for Something" Thou
SANDS OF men breathe, move and live, pass
of the stage OF life. ana are heard OF no
more Why They did no good in the
world. None were blessed by them: none
could point 10 them tie instrument Of
their happiness Not a line they wrote,
not word they spoke could DE recalled.
and 50 they periShcd Their Fight went nut
im darkness. and they We're not remember
"a more than th" insects Of yesterday
let us not live and die. Let us live for
sometime by DONG good we may leave
behind us monument "f virtue t''+t
storms of time can never destroy Let as
write Our names 10y kindness, love ana
mercy on the hearts 81 the thousands we
ceine b. contact wih year 10y year. ana
w shall never he FORGOTTEN No. our name"
and eur deeds viii lr as l'@.ale or hearts
We leave behind as tl@ stars ou the brow
bright as tlc stars az heaven. Then lct
IS strive TO he GOOD. and do eooa. ana
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n ,tti.i.l'' ..i 'lie "nt ...S 81 NJ ,h.
FLORIDA cousins, age seventeen
William : Flulk. Brief y. eff 7 may
- ierm.tteJ 90 Introduce myself 90 the
cousins 7 should like 60 Join The Older ONES
i'm discussing 1.-The Co docs, N,n-pr' Nor
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