The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-06-14

read. Without 1t I would feel as II was
growing up IN ignorance
II we will read the instructive letters
Aunt Susie writes for our benefit. ana not
only read them but take the good ADVICE
She offers, we will grow to be us ful men
and women. Now, my little cousins lct
us strive 10 make better boys aud Sfisi
let us try TO write instructive letters. We
al know our readers are not interested IN
our pets. There viii never hc any Informs
ton gained by knowing how many pets
we have and what our school teacher $
name isl We know our readers are urea
OF hearing TIE same OLD story "l7h 1
Ha,s moro experience au1 could 'Fs-ic l'il1
thing that would be beneficial But as
am only thirteen years old and have but
very nttle experience would Ike TO near
from some of the older ones.
Io'se Mason. Grenada. Mss.-Doar
Junior: As I have read so maay nice let
ters in The Junior correspondence !
thought 1 would write. My mother taxes
The Constitution and like l. 80 much. ei-
pacially The Junior correspondence Will
take for my subject kind Words Ihey
never blister the tongue. They never c37l
much and never fail to soften our souls
"a soft answer turneth away wrath but
e-rt.,.,,,s words stir up anger" We should
always speak kindly 10 the aged ones ana
also to the poor.
kind words kindly spoken
A motion or Il tear.
Nav otter heal a heart broken
And make "a friend sincere.
Cold words freeze people and not WORDS
scorch them. We have not YET pesuH -
use Kind words as We ought
Rest wishes to Aunt Susie and much sue
cess to The Constitution. / Will close
Inclosed find cents for the Grady hos
pital
Ada and Mabel Angln, Hilton station.
Ga-Dear Junior: We are two little girls,
aged eight and ten years. We live away
down i'm the wiregrass region OF Georgia
and want TO know il the cousins VIII LEI Us
join their happy band. We are too niue 70
handle big subjects like some OF the cousins
and will tell YOU We had cotton patch
Iast wear and bought us an organ. with a
uttle help from mamma. We have another
match this year We have hoed il all our
selves. IL is clean of grass now. We nave
one baty sister named Ruth. one biz broih-
err fifteen years old. lie is working 10 go 70
Cuthbert. Bethel college. this fan We can
answer Elva Petus puzzle. Taking a letter
from each word answers it-"Go We INTO
all the world and preach tho gospel TO every
creature Long live Aunt Susie and The
Constitution.
John J. webb Melrose. Fla.-Dear Junior;
once more | knock for admittance to your
charming circle. 1 viii take for my sub
iect The Tropics" Florida is I'm the semi
tropical region. rather the southern par
IS, and they grow a good many trolhcal
fruits and flowers. some of the fruits are
pineapples sugar apples alligator pears, CO.
coanuts bananas, oranges, guaVaS ana a
great many | do not know the name of.
/ have seen cayenne pepper growing Wild
In the woods at Lake Worth Fla. the vines
having attained Il length of thirty feet
as there the winters are not cold enough 10
affect it. The most beautiful sight l Wit
messed while in that country was a large
pineapple grove of perhaps two hundred
acres growing in luxurious protuslon.
While on one side is stretched an orange
grove of extensive dimensions, with its
dark green foliage dotted with the beau
tful golden fruit, while on the opposite
side stands a large cocoanut grove with
its large, rough. husky. worid-famed fruit,
hanging in utter profusion, and perhaps
some lying on the ground. The cocoanut
has a hDrous coating over the nut that