The Atlanta constitution., 1900-04-02

except that dear. sVeet mamma, anu she
lio had gone % ha ana %,d dle5 h1Ge drii ever eyer
mother h%RDH living R'[ y2a G "na Iou nag% nppr
Giate them and iovc.Them before ii Is too
is to hear girl spe a short TO hey moth
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AIRS. Harry Caldwell. Bleyins. Tenn
Nv husband has taken The Constitution
Tor several years and we all read it
with great interest. / find SO many good
things in Woman's Kingdom: wish /
could give something In return for infJr-
nation gained. but dont feel competent
Of Offering any thing of interest MY ht-
tie daughter has Arouckle's signatures 10
exchange Tor white dress %ouCs and COY
rabbit. pig. Bird and Centennial pin cush-
ion: patterns for anything useful. lnciose
stamps.
AIRS. Jennie Boozer. sweetwater, Ala
Like many others ! come To the Kingdom
for little help. 1 am very anXoius TO
get few nice roses. especially the
Marechal Neil;one rich salmon color and
one "A bright red ever blooming. VI any
one can supply me ] will appreciate the
favor. ! have four cape iesamines rooted
/ or Il pure white eVer-blOoming rose root
ed also pink rose that will send to any
( one wishing them for the roses or nave
Robinson Crusoe," new cook book that
! VIII exchange.
y I y
Some time ago wrote to exchange
Markley's glove htsng system" and my
poStofice failed To be printed by my
name 50 I come again. and if any of
the sisters wish to exchange calico or
lawn tsoe exchange for it, please write
me | have also the book of directions.
Isn't The Constitution a grand old pa
per- We look each week for its coming
and enjoy reading it. / live in the country,
E -.r,t of. M on
iov them all I have morning glory seed
/ will send any one who will send stamped
envelope would be giad of few flower
seed. any kind. as | ann Just trying 70
have flowers. have one little BOY. lie
is So much company and help can airy
dishes. bring stovewood is only six years
old AND is learning fast at school
Mrs. j. II. Duboze. Huguenot, Ga.-For
some time / have been wanting 10 write
for the kingdom. hut for various reasons
have neglected 10 do 50. ! notice in The
kingdoE' "A lady wanting directions for
making over ladies' ana chldrens hose
| can send her or any one else a pattern
with fun directions. They can be made
over after the feet have worn thin and
will last Just as long again. As my time
is very much limited | will ask the SIS
terS desiring thp pattern to inCloSe
sclf-addresscd stamped enVelo.e. / would
also say TO the few ladies Who reported
non-SucCCSSs with my yeast cakes, thllk
/ can divine the fault, the yeast il start
ed tN a live germ which - very edShy
killed by using wateT too warm.
Here is u remedy for catarrh: Buy
70 cents worth of undiluted iodine. put
four or five drops into vial; hold over
lamp until very warm; inhale the fumes
and repeat Operati u Two or three times
daily. The 10 cent worth WILL i think,
effect cure
~, e osom4 4 r'l..on. Va Ilow
thankful I'm sure we all are TO the edi-
tor for our page in The Constitution; also
how good in Aunt Susie To conduct it for
as. as we all need leader. I'm sure
they cannot know how they help us; first
i'm the exchanging OF thoughts and way
and means of doing ami making different
things, then in encouragement 10 a bet
ter ana holler life. And last our exchange
column, which is one of the greatest helps
10 Us who have something we wish 10
exchange with another for some thing
of which they have surplus. No one bus
some one In need of an article knows
how this does aid those who are not able
to buy. III you have money plenty then
this don't mean yoa. ] wrote 10 our
Kingdom a few weeks ago Offering sure
recipe for canning corn CDut am sure my
letter GeVcr reached our editor To all who
address me, with stamp. l would like 10
ask if amy OF our readers know where
can obtain a thoroughbred shepherd
tmalc) pup? VIII thank amy one to write
me.
Mabel Downcy, Java. Auss.-1 have
just read your letter in the Junior on
birthdays and as yoars and mine come
on the same day. i told mamma ( must
write You "a little letter and tell you
about f. / was ten years Old the 10Th of
February. Last year mamma gave m'
birthday party and ! invited ali my little
friends ana sChoO'matcS and we had such
IA nice time. [ did not have party this
time. but mamma gave me some money
ana "A pretty dress OF blue WoOlcn goods,
il is trimmed with white silk and white
braid. Aunt Susie, We all loN" you ana
/ think you are the dearest and sweetest
aumty in all the world. read all the
Junior letters every week, but love
YOURS hest of all. lur can always think
a. something nice to write ana tuat
makes me love you more ana more
send you 10 cents OF my brthdaN money
for the dear little children in the hospital
Z viii try To send something ON all my
birthdays after this and then YOU Will
know that remember You and wish YOU
"a hLWpy birthday With much love- j
am Your loving little niece.
Mrs Matte Harrison, Mizcll. .AlI.-I
have been a silent ana ardent admirer of
the dear old Constitution for a long time.
/ am a stranger. never having written to
the Woman's Kingdom. but how often 1
have been helped Ly their suggestions. !
tecl incapable Of saying Rnyth.ng that
would benefit any one. So | ina pleas
ure in expressing mE affection. love 10
read PlunkctS ana Blll Arp $ letters 50
much and especially Aunt .SuSic's Heart
to Heart Talks we get SO much comfort
out Of them. We all have had joys and
surrOWs. / send my earnest sympathy 70
Aunt Susie and ali the sisters in their
sad bereavement. / have one sweet lit
tie girl clara. She Is the light of our
home NV earnest desire :s to teach her
to live a true Christian life and that I'M
plies a great deal. / want her life to be
radiant with that light that will live when
she is gone. We should all let that sweet
Christian influence cmanate from our