The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-03

sunday school and ask the blessings OF
heaven upon all the loved ones that cast
their mite. The superintendent saws
above all the gifts he loves to give Is To
those that are disable to help themselves
as that is charity. for that is fulfilling the
commandments of Christ. ana If all the
Sunday schools would do the same
could get the little wagon and be more
comfortable. also have pleasant Chrlse-
mas, too. ! will send 10 cents out OF the
81 Tor the Door orphans. ! can fully Isel
for them. although il they have health
aud grow uD in strength TO work ana ne
able to care for themselves they Will DC
far better off than us poor afflicted ones.
! hope IL Is not too much to ask all 10
please take The Shut In Friend, a lovely
paper for all. at Flushing. n. y. IN my
name as Shut In agent, "a cents "A year;
II IS dedicated to the shut ins and dear
| Christian editor to run it. | want to do
little good to some poor mortal II can.
| never get enough letters. but hope TINS
viii bring them in
Emma c. Cox. Goldsboro. Ga.-Dear
Junior: only for the past year have / had
the privilege of reading the interesting
letters of the Juniors. ! have enjoyed
them very much. and if Aunt Susie will
be SO kind l will be glad to join the cir
Gle. have been especially impressed
by the discussions on novel reading ana
literature. l know that our public IL
brarieS and reading clubs nave much
trashy literature; but let's not condemn
all because part is like the worthless
chip dirt Many good volumes are
among the collections in every library,
and many wholesome periodicals are in
circulation in our country today. he
cause a diamond is imbeddcd i'm coal, you
would not say il is no better than the
coal. would NOU2 Placing a gold com
among copper pennies does not dcpreciate
its value Then il a worthy book be ms
tory or fiction, il is good book. stun, IT'S
name or surroundings VIII not change us
worth. 80 let as read discardin" worth
less trash and holding fast 10 that which
is good. Love To Aunt Susie and the
Cousins. Correspondence solicited.
Hattie Mae Canada Iron City. Ala
Dear Junior. n year ana more has glded
by since ! last wrote to this department.
but read each week al startling news
this paper might contain. / always enjoy
reading Bil Apps and Plunkctts letters.
Yes. and all the rest of the letters Tor
/ am found Of reading and have books
/ would like to cNchang" for others !
have pilgrims Progress, voyage OF
Life Robinson Crusoe. book or
Longfellow's poems. WIN exchange
either of these books. in good condition.
for AISLE Nlullin.' I am anxious 10 get
this book, IL possible; also good sheet
music. both vocal ana instrumental,
strumental preferred. ] Will an
swer Miss Anna Lee Dickerson's dues-
zion. IL was Jephtha who made the
promise to God to sacrifice as a burnt
offering the first thing at came from
his door to meet him. ami the first to
meet him was his daughter; read Judges,
ri. 81.
I5a Puckett Port Royal Tcnn.-Dear
Junior: Here comes % new girl from
new postofiice. / don't mean am
kid" and 1 don't mean am grown. hut
/ ann "half way" ! have long been an
ardent admrer and an hteresed
reader of The Junior letters ana
a.
about % mile from tine city OF Port ROY "a.
/ live !u the country and imagine
like 10 better than / would city lie, az
thoueh I never lived i'm the city.
Cousins. We ought 60 he 50 thankful
for page aIl 10 ourselves and Try 40
make il OF as much utility as possible.
have noticed tue novel question discussed
So much. don think NJ any hafm 70
read n novel Some say they don't think
II amy harm 10 rcad good novel ] read
most any Kind ! can set and don't think
ANY more about them During school
don't have very much time To read any
thing bat my books. : like 10 go to
school VERY much. ! would like to cor
respond with some of tire cousins between
the ages Of thirteen and eighteen either
sex.
Adobe clayton. Peacock Fla.-Dcar Jun
i0r: / became So interested i'm Mr. Thomas
Lockhart that ! wrote go HIM In Hume and
got one OF his litt'r books and have
b.en sending back I0r books ever since.
am sending for siN today. We feel
sure he is worthy oi sympathy from all
ANA ID IS So GOOD u Hiss Emma Tooth
man to b." getting uu a typewriter for
him ! know SHE is Il good woman and
", are truly gl8d chat Mrs Eva Adams
has hceu 10 see him. There is mo- doubt
81 AN of his sad condition. ANA think
of nina every day. Tie seems good and
cheerful nut OH bow sad that he has
lain u one position fourteen years with
almost every joint ossited. ] trust that
many of the dear cousins viii write ID
him for books. They cost n cents. ana
his address is Mr. Thomas f.. Lockhart,
Wcuiueton No. ] would like 10 get let
tcrs from some OF the cousins. | am only
"A little country girl twelve years. but
2 can help my mamma great deal. for
she iS never strong. ] have one little
guinea pig ana he is of great note among
us children My pap~ is farmer. ana
we All think very good father. ! think
dear Aunt susie. Nour great grandson is
very sweet and handsome; wish / could
soc Won for Won are $50 good To us chill
dren.
Lima Summons Tulin, Wrons. Ga
pca~ Junior: : VIII give YOU n fcw GcrapS
of history that I llcaned by the wavside.
I heard one Of General Jacksou's officers
say NOT Ions since that General Jackson
didn't die fr,m the wound ne received;
dat his arm was amputatcd ANA he was
getting on very well With it. but me con-