The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-02-07

been carefully noticing the rapid improve
ment of The Junior page. We attend school
at this place. We have about one-hall mile
to walk to school and OF course,
enjoy the walk very much. We have a
fair view of the Blue Ridge from our school.
Hurrah! boys and girls. ana let mahe
The Junior page more interesting. w hat
has become of the cont oversy between Inc
boys and the girls. aud which really sol
the best of " b hope d 5hcy w s many G ee
letters from the southern cousins telling OF
their nice flowers and beautiful fields or
cotton. ! know it must be :, pretty hcsne
TO look over a large field of cotton when
in fun bloom. We have none OF that to de-
scribe We can only tell of the fun We
have skating and snow balling: but or
course. we have flowers here TOO, but the%
are far inferior to the southern MOWERS.
know some of the cousins who nave never
seen a snowstorm would enjoy 1t. we l hate
had no snow this winter Correspondents
wanted from any part of the United states
Mabel Dane. Arleston. 'rex.-Dear Junior:
take Love for my subject. Love is
sweet attraction of the heart between Two
or more persons TO promote each olher
interest The sweetest and most SatlSlac-
tory connections in life are those formed
by the ties of love Love is the most sacred
Of all moral bonds. it relieves our cares
ana raises our hopes and abateS our Tears.
Love is flower that blooms III an seasons
and in oil places. everywhere CneeFlhS 10
by its Undesirable charms and alte%tohS'
NIav we alt write more and by that encour-
age one another more. On, we Notint
only speak more kind words, there Wouiu
be moro cheeries5 hearts &Iad,tened pE -
sweet, kind word than hafsh Que. ,
are an aware of the fact there are Wotu9
that pierce q young and tender heart llts
an arrow. \ word once spoken can never
be recalled We all know many TREND
ship has been broken. many a life has oeen
b,astcd by thoughtless words. 1T Is u P ule
hat m
impressive Sweet gentle words cost OUT
iittlc. Can You imagine how much 1nry
accomplish Great results n Woru ol n.y. Nv"
10 all. l would like correspondents OF el'iief
sex.
T ar Cole, Baxter, Nriss.-Doar Junior:
NV father has been a subscriber to ne
Constitution for II number OF years. l WI,
tell the cousins about what is known as
the "chalk gulIies."
Years and years ago these cullies were
simply little wash-outs, but the sou mas
GRADUALLY, washed away until now two
story house could be placed in the largest
of the three with all ease. Th" sides CON
si.t of layers of beautifully coloieh GhaIh
VARYING from delicate pink TO the "erp,
est orange and rose. People lot nII'S ~
miles around come with sacks ana get liiSS
chalk for WhiteWashinS purposes anu
indeed it makes a much more lasting
wash man lime. as it has SO many of the
Qualities Of paint There IS an interesting
legend connected with the larger OF these
gUlioa and to this day 1t Is KNOW" 'A9
1t seems in the carly days whom the
whites FIRST begun to settle MISSlSSlppi' 'IicS
kept cncroachinE on the lands OF the IN
dams till finally no lands were left them.
ono young brave becoming dcspondCnt
oycr the fate of hts people, pushed his
cTrrfhnart over the brink of this gully,
lcapfug over himself, aud they both WGre
dashed to pieces on the rocks peIoW' Ever
leap" / would like to correspond with
some OF the boys ANA girls.