The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-09

trees are everywhere. Magnificent palm
Ty gGaKptgs for
many nights and days of weary traVei.
Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs ID. L. Jenkins. Coleman. TEXAS
I read so many good letters from the
sisters that / do enjoy, l will tell them
an easy way to make their bOnnets. Put
paper in to make stiffening. 1t washes
and irons as nice as cloth. Newspaper
will do. Make your stitching close to-
gether. win tell them how to give in
stant relief for a burn. Apply sorghum
molasses. Just see how quick the child
will stop crying. AS Mrs. l.. Baker, OF
Moody. Ark. had multiplying onion but.
tons she valued at 10 cents a quart last
July. | sent her 10 cents to pay Tor but
tons and 5 cents for postage. Have
never got buttons yet WIN close with
best wishes to Aunt Susie and the Sis
ters.
Miss L. Minter. Winfred, Ga.-Win
some of the sisters tell me where l can
get wild hydrangea or seven barks? Mrs
Lucille Lester said that 1t was good Cor
Indigestion, from which l suffer a great
deal. VIII return the favor. Can anyone
tell me where to get celandlne leaves anu
roots? Sisters, when you have medhcaI
recipes why not send along with your
letter, instead of waiting for us To write
for them? | have been a great sufferer
this year from rheumatism, and when
would see inNlnlnS III lne INlnSuolh etp''iS
what was a sure cure IL seemed IKE
could not wait to write, and would have
been willing To have sent somethinS IN
exchange after receiving the remedy,
and doubt not but all would be willing TO
return the favor.
Mrs. T. f. Avery. Ramseur. n. C.-I
have some paper back books to spare II
any one wishes any of them. "ivan-
hoe" by Sir Walter Scott; BLACK Beau
ty," Uncle Toms Cabin" and "Possi-
bilities" by James c. H. Mcclure. and
THE Little Minister all in good condi-
tion. Write me if you wish them. To-
morrow is Thanksgiving. Hope YOU all
will have a nice. good time, and. Aunt
Susie | know the dear Lord VIII bless
her with many nice things. as She Is
the kndest and best woman in all TINS
land Dear sisters. If any or you wish
mistletOe for Christmas write me with
stamp and what you have for exchange
for the amount you wish. can Sehu nor
stitution is the best paper In all our
land.
Mrs Jennie Hunt. Prattville, Ala.
VIII YOU admit stranger into your
Kingdom? Although l do not feel very
much like a stranger, / have been read
ing The Constitution SO long and the
sisters letters SO much, also other good
reading in 1t. / have been nc usekeepng
only two months, and like it splendid.
We have oua little one ca bOy) Is months
old. and he is the pet of the home.
think a mothers love is stronger than
fathers. for she has all the cares OI
them, and 1t Is reasonable 10 suppose
that she becomes more attached 10 theih.
We have Il graphOphOne. which Is very
nice. We have some Of the Lambert IN
destructible records and would IKE 10
exchange them tor Edison ) records. l
will bid you adieu, hoping this VIII eS-
cape the waste basket. Best wishes 70
all.
Mrs. Gertrude James. Salona. Tex.-I
wish to thank you all for the nice Kind
letters | have received. Mrs. W. L. Ewes
wrote You about me some time ago ana
have received such nice kind letters
from readers of The Constitution, with Of
fers of sympathy and help, 1 have been
enabled to add several much-needed com
forts 70 our home. And thank the ladies
and pray God to bless them all. and If l
never meet any of them on earth nope
to meet YOU in the home above and then
perhaps | can clasp your hand and know
you were the ones who helped me here.
| think the WOman's Kingdom grand
ching. | wish to tell Mrs. >. W. Kerr a
remedy l have heard of for dropsy. per
haps il may help her. Make a tea of
chestnut leaves ana drink instead of wa
ter 1t is stated upon authority that this
simple remedy Will remove the most obSti-
nate cases in a few days With love to
Aunt Susie and Gods richest blessings
upon all.
Walter Harden. River Junction, Fla
] have a sister / want to find and can't
find her. | had Il friend to suggest 10
write t. the W0mau's Kingdom ana get
you to put an advertisement in the pa
per and | might find her that way. So
Will tell you how things are. My sister
and myself were sent To the orphans
home at Decatur, Ga, on March -, 1882,
and were separated soon afterwards, so
haven't seen my sister since. Since |
have become a man / am endeavOrlnS TO
know where she IS. il she Is living.
have been writing all over the country
for some time to find her, but can't find
out anything. ! heard she was some
where near Rome. have written there
but heard nothing. / think an advertise
mcnt in the paper ought to find her II
she is living and / would he overJoyed
to find her if | can. When W., were
sent TO the home ! was years Old ana
my sister Gussie was years old.
Miss Ruth Bird Box q. Demorost, Ca
love to visit YOU and the loving band
Of sisters. | wrote 10 the Kingdom some
time ago. saying that | would give my
letter preparation to all who wished II.
So many have written for it and the
letters stu come. VIII all who send foc
IL please send a self-addreSsed stamped
rnvclope. Some say they are helped al
ready. i will surely cure almost eNtIy
skin trouble. conduct Is tlItr-i'ut -
of life" saws Matthew Arnold. All1tncI
amends this and says. 'ConducJ Is thf
whole of life" \ mother IS a true typo
Of complete living, for We see IN her y
love ever giving and helping with atitit11 ne Ino1
Cbrist's complete living? II was llVlhS
for Others. Aunt Susie, we appreciate
what YOU do for us. Please iind lhcloSed
10 cents for your birthday present va
some one send me the address OF the poor
widow lady who was spoken OF IN the
Kingdom some time ago!
Miss X. Land. 152 North Lawrence St,
Mobile. Ala have been a reader ol
The Constitution for long. long tlmei
have enjoyed il very much and received
good Information from IT. and / have
seen SO many letters in The Constitu-
tion from mothers asking for informa-
tfon on how to raise children, how TO
raise them right. which IS. If one Will
only think of the awful responsibility
seriously. will find it one OF the hardest
problems there is 10 solve, Il chlIu r.ilseu
right Is a source of pleasure 70 rs or
herself and to their parents all OF their
lives. and a beautiful crown IN the
world To both. but oh, the child that has
not been raised right Is q sorrow lot
ever to his or herself and To their pa
rents; also to their associates. 1t has
been said and is true, that one bad
child can ruin q dozen or more. ana
sermon by Rev George Stuart which.
i'm my mind. solves this problem of how
TO raise children" ! would be glad 10
give it to every mother for only the
postage.
Mrs. w. f. Huggins. Gilbert, La
take this way of letting all or YOU who
have written me such dear, sweet letters
hear from me, as it is impossible for me 10
write to all on account of the bad heals