The Atlanta constitution., 1898-10-17


ready ana willing to aid in any good WORK
in her power. Sisters; we cert2irnIy ~ oHRmdI iind
to appreciate her Where sou c2uit we I li,lo ~.
y lesson of industry and enterprise. thlnk
ii we will do our best IN all OF our Ett"
undertakings, and trust i'll a hlSher power
He would make up all OF our dchclclc3.
Inclosed find 10 cents for hospital.
Mrs. n D. Lipscomb, Courtland. Miss
I have been reader of The Constitution
for many years. long before l Was married,
SO it seems like an old friend. Ike all or
its readers, | am great admIrer OF Aunt
Susie. | am the wife Of a young Methodl7t
minister of north Mississippi have oeeh
married nearly five years and nave iMo !H
beautiful blue-cyed baby boys VINO are AfS
Sunbcams in our home. My earnest dc7ir'
is to train them right that tney may MAX n
noble and useful men. 1t Is lnuet! sieb'
responsibility. This subject OF G"lu,l 1', ,I
ing is BENG studied and discussed more ana
more as the years so by, ana theie -
nothing that exceeds 1t in Importance. ii
any Of the sisters wish 4 nice WASH tor the
HAIR that will cleanse and prevent It's turn
ing gray | would recommend SAGE va.
Keep it in a bottle ana use several tlIhe5
during the week.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. UnthanK, ?. O. Box 1c3'
Spiceland lud.--As l have been away Tor
a couple of months. l want to tell me SIS
ters OF The Constitution Kingdom now
glad / was to get back home and read the
the papers sent me while away. aiSo
want to tell of the pleasant ladies' 1 met
while visiting my dear children at flhe
Bluff. Ark. / had heard much of the
southern hospitality, and thought l knew
something Of it, but / confess never
knew the half. One lady III particular
want to ten about, as | thlnK some PI 'hc
Atlanta writer's may know her. IL Is MSS
Maggie Hill. | think her husband people
live i'll Atlanta. She is widow, and one
Of the IovuucaL ladies | ever 4ldd the peas
urc of meeting; and hrr mother, MIS-. NiC-
Orie, is 50 pleasant. MISS Maggie TOOK mo
over her plantation, and a sight II was To
see The beautiful cotton folds just ready to
bloom and the coIOred folks All getting
ful time at " nijc sulphur Springs, eight
miles from Pine Bluff But all at once
realized the fact that my time was up
and that my duties called me nome, WlSro
| found plenty 10 do; but have about hniSh-
ed; have made several gallons OF dand%lioh
wine, as / had sold about all J had on
hand; have some yet that IS SIX lnontnS
old. | wish / could treat you all TO
taste of it, 1t is grand. Have also put up
a barrel of peaches. ana am going to make
some peach butter and put Up choW-choW
vet ! wish some of the sisters would Giyo
me a receipt for InendthE broken pIajo' l.
have one that was my dear mother S; 1t
got broke, and | 50 much want 10 mend II.
A Subscriber. Maddox, Ga.-Some Of the
sisters speak Of being troubled with ants.
l Will tell you how some destroy them in
this county; Fill a bottle about hllf fun
OF kerosene oil, sink It in the ground, leave
the mouth Of The bottle open near the place
where they are worst. ana it will soon fill
up I want all to help some poor families
IN some parts Of this county 1t is very
thickIy settled and they have no schools.
The people are poor but kInd-hcarjed. I1ey
want their children educated, and l ask an
that wiz 10 send IL little help 50 as to puf-
chase q small lot and put q house on II anu