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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-04
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MAGAZINES FOR JUNE.

Levers of magazines hail with pleasure
the middle of each month From the 18th
to the 22d our magazines commence to be
laid upon our table and we know there is
an intellectual trea. in store for us. The
temptation to lay down work and take
up magazine is Irresistible, and hence
for time one forGets the old adage.
CAN work and no play" and passes away
an hour or so. not IN play altogether, but
in enjoying the thoughts and writings OF
many Of our most gifted authors.
There Is on our table now the June
numbers of Scribner, Harper Home Com
panion, Ladies Home oJurnal Leslie.
National and several others, all filled
with good things too numerous to men
ton. but appreciated.
1t is of a new magazine that we would
say few words. The June number of
the Book Lovers Magazine comes TO us
Gf possible in more attractive form
than any of the former numbers The out
side cover catches the attention first-a
rich brown cover lettered in gold and on
a crimson ribbon that passes gracefully
across the book is suspended q pictured
face of a lovely girl in a miniature frame.
all so natural that one imagines a real
ribbon aud locket Of gold. The cover
only gives you faint idea of the treas
ures within.
The first article is by Or, S. D. Neon
nell and exceedingly interesting iand in
structive, Beyond Three Score and
Ten
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08
EXCHANGE LIST.

Mrs. L. {. Collins Newberne, Ala, will
exchange books called Successful Money
Making Enterprise, one book for SIX
spools Coats thread NO. 80, or yards
OF Decent bleach or anything OF equal
value.
Mrs Belle Wood. Armour. Tex. BOX
"a. words of twenty popular songs for
cake white CASTLE soap or spool white
thread No 50. Send stating what songs
are wanted.
Miss A. Z. Greene, Endicott, n c.
has "Corale" and "Repented at Leisure,
by Charlotte NJ. Braeme; Rector Of st.
Marks" BY Mrs. Mary J. Holmes, and
'The Heiress Of Hendee Hall" by Eta
" Pierce to exchange for two yards
nice white 1onsdale.
Miss Inez Tucker, Jacksonville. Ga. has
The Theory OF Educational Sloyd
First Years in Handicraft,' by Walter
j. Kenyon, and 'Markleys Glove-Fitting
Skirt Rule" all new. to exchange for
drawn work or anything useful.
Miss Tugilla benson, Hortense Ark.
will exchange four kinds of chrysanthe-
NUNS or single blue yiolets for double
white Violets.
Mrs. Josie aenten Rash, Ga, wishes
the life Or writings of Lorenzo Dow |
Will exchange anything Of equal for the
book VIII pay postage.
Mrs J. r Clark. Aubrey. Miss. has
beautiful bridal Veil and orange blossom
to exchange for drawn work or embrold-
cry. Write first.
I have grandfather's clock, in run
ming order. over 100 years old to ex-
change for best offer. Good bicycle pre-
ferred WayneSboro, Miss Mrs. George
l.. Noteworthy.
Mrs. E b Avant, Oconee. GA, has a
set Of nickle drawing instruments in a
neat case. Also two books on drawing.
She will exchange for something of equal
ole hoo ptn Ty1di
heads
Mrs h. y. Green, Acworth, Ga. viii
send boys overall patterns, baby's outfit
patterns, bonnet and design, gents linen
coat. boys first pants, all for six spools
thread one for two spools and stamp
or equal value.
Miss Minnie White, Alanthus. Ala. has
winter turnip seed, very large kind, viii
stand coolest weather will eXchang. for
a few hairy vetgh seed or yard of ribbon
or lace or a few silk ps and self-ad-
dressed envelope.
Mrs, J. P, Box %, Brady. Tex. have
fine Russian mulberry seed which produce
berries an inch and an inch and a half
long. very fine make fine shade trees and
bear at years Old, very quick growth.
To all married ladies sending me q self
addressed and stamped envelope ] Will
send q paper of seed.
Miss Roxie Sheets, Lexington. n. c.. can
send very fine varieties, many prize win
ners. of chrysanthemums. rooted and
labelled, carefully packed in damp moss
up to middle of J.ne. One dozen for three
spools of thread and 10 cents postage.
Little articles suitable for a church ba-
zaar instead of thread accepted and APP
preciated. Will be glad to get the dahlias.
Miss Julia Smith, Elmer. La has wax
lilys 10 exchange for Joe and Sneak
and white begoraas for silk scra-s.
Miss Nettie Clemmons. Springer / T.,
will exchange a valuable recipe for max
ing the celebrated self-shining shoe pol
ish. 1t instantly imparts beautiful pa
tent leather finish on ladies' or gents
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08
INFORMATION COLUMN.

The best method of washing q large
rug is to stretch and tack it upon
clean floor, then scoul it we'll with soap
suds After the securing it must be
thoroughly rinsed to remove all trace OF
the animal matter in the soap, after
which it should not be removed until it
is perfectly dry. Then it will not shrink,
and will lie perfectly flat upon the floor.
For an oily skin wash your face every
night with warm water in which pow
dered borax has been dissolved, the
proportion being a half teaspoonful OF
borax to q quart of water. Use no soap.
once a week, after washing and drying
the face, apply lotion made of tlnctufe
of benzoin. one,fourth ounce; orange
flower water, one-half pint; rectifled
snIrits. two ounces. For the red spots
on your face stir two teaspoonfuls OF
flowers of sulphur into one-half pint OF
new milk Let it stand fifteen minutes,
and then rub the spots with it every night
until a cure is effected.
To remove mildew, mix lemon juice
with salt powdered starch and soft soap.
Apply with brush ami lay in the sum
or you may rub soap on the spots. scrape
chalk on them, lnoisten and lay in the
sun.
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,h,, :; ,tr .l,;,,;,,e, ,.,,,,.;.-
ing. does not rub off, also he exwasbine
comn1und an for ? wards of NICE urhite
indian lawn or ,a,ue and e-cer9t 4",r 49,
-
Mrs. cora NJ. Anarae. Mooreheld, Ark.
IN regard 10 sehoitts pepper p!ant~ tor
e ,dnSa ptfass DO not send any
nous size and i l. iTnna,fh,o - - snnd
them thronph the mil sbal1 l,oa,, al
names ana Send MANS IN seaso1' tho com.
ing year. boping this win be favorable
paca ,ra+tl,o,,.. r,l,..o, ,s,.,,,.
~ i,ii -. - mas p''i ~,
lies to exchange with thos. who viii send
hostage for fower seed. viii accent any
hui annreci,,te astefe ransiee hqIsa,n
diI,,,tt,,s MAJ ,o,,,h,Il ai a' +{r,
80, :,
bas Vasbt c}dtb hon - ny "a exrbang@
for "Princess OF Glendale. or Mrs.
Wiggs of the Cabbage Patct1"
Ms willis Holmes Re4a6 T.a-ro an
sending me piece Of silk, satin, velvet
or ribbon. any shape, the size Of a postal
card. with your name painted. worked
or writer, on 1t. and 2-cent stamp,
| will send one eat eye cHrysanthemum
and some umbrella emma seed
Miss Nettie White Fitzhugh, Ind. t.,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08
.EADERS, THOUGHT AND AC
TION."

hi article is accompanied by nine
l-raged portraits in tint, of nine re-
rkable men, leaders in thought and
ion" who have passed the age allotted
nan. These are Pope Leo XIII. the
rruis of Salisbury, Emperor Francis
cpl. senator George f. Hoar. Edward
srett Hale, Lord Kelvin, Herbert
mcer. Henrik Ibsen and Goldwip
IT.
eneath the portrait of these distin-
sled men are short sketches Of their
Is, bringing out the prominent charac-
e. OF each. giving much informa-
/ al Their works. which renders the
t. very valuable
b. work and personality Of Bill Nye Is
the interesting article. Then there
: some Rare Napoleon Prints" with
grafton in color and black and white,
H. delight the eye. These prints We're
aimed through courtesy If Mr.. William
salter of Philadelphia. who is said 10
o. the most complete collection of Ma
con prints. statuettes autographs and
,iat Ires Of any private collector III this
ntry
4 lovers of art the article, "A sculptor
The People with its beautiful Mus
lions. will appeal most forclbly; indeed
. whole magazine is fun Of good things
T. question has often been dlscusSed'
fich proves the best educator the
tazine or newspaper thul me nllsei 7
{ sensational articles that now appear
the columns of our daily papers are
Minated the question is easily answered
h. magazines hy all odds.
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WHILE | MAY.

mst share my JOY with others. gladly
share it while | may,
,tch a helping hand to pilgrims whom
1 meet upon my way.
to tighten others sorrows, scatter
sunshine as / go,
ring messages of kindness as 1 jour
ney to and fro.
rds of tenderness ard courage | must
utter while | may.
s the morrow may deprive me of the
chance that's mine today.
ust do the deeds of kindness that lis
ready to my hand,
.waste precious moments waiting for
some mission high and grand.
lust teach Of love and patience, faith
and beauty, while l may,
my brothers and my sisters In an
earnest, humble way.
,und me there are hearts and lives for
whom a smile of cheer
v lift a load or brighten up day
that's sad and drear.
aust hasten to do all l can for loves
sak while l may,
!. high and low, for rich and poor
where'er my feet may stray.
/ aid the weak and erring with voice
ana tongue and pen,
= know that shall never pass along
this way again.
=, NJ. MONTGOMERY
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WE'VE BUILDED WITH WHAT
3 YOU'VE SENT UP"

4, Heart 10 Heart Talk today is
en- bring you that says far more
an I could possibly say. Read 1t care
liz ponde, its sentiments well and
yup in vour hearts the beautiful les
j. tcacnes.
dre amed in the midst Of my slumhers,
rha was III heaven above.
lat trod DER the streets all golden
In Gods Holy city OF Love.
dreamed that the guard had led me.
Among the houses and palaces tair
len led me to one they were building
rhe most beautiful palace there
thought OF some popular master.
son afle Of renowned fame,
me one whom the world calls great
est.
M would soon this mansion claim.
Thought rorhaps l had heard Of
III one whose home this should be,
d asked Of my guard that he tell me
W. this great favored person might
he
rou have seen him each day tor Years,
u gardener! Hen soon he called
r HCa rerWard,
n mansion VIII nelp dry his tears
h. NV gardener lives in a cottage.
u two rooms. III the rear OF NY
IL poor poor. a cripple and homely
vi he here 10 this grand mansion
s Gomez
n he who has never known polish,
i, societv's up-to-date style.
~ how to enjoy this fair palace,
y SIT ialN down the while?
% good deed YOU do in Ldfe's Har-
;, voflr crown adds a diamond star.
1h sacrifice made-to Your Heavenly
home.
Always adds a golden bar.
f. is worthy and God will reward him
This ,ala>e was building for years.,
: shall resln in a glad, happy harvest.
q that which was sown in sad tears
.n dreamed that he led ne on far
Their.
: a house not a palace grand
.lad me. then babe me to enter,
IN mis- | could not understand.
= mansion on earth was my pleasure,
g. rrandast of all in our town
.ntered-and crossed the threshold
as given poor, starless crown
hat shame ana remorse filled my
+ bosom;
D. how terribly olttef my cup ,o,o .
IL ] pleaded; on, Wnefe Is my p ~,
md he ans Wereo, We puAiue" "''--
what you've sent mp.
-MAUDE BR1NSLEY.
the cleaning of each day ask your
T. the solemn question; What mate
4 have l sent today" Have you add
diamond star 70 your crown by
e9os deed? Have you added a golden
nv anv sacrifice? If not, remember
T. mansion will not De a palace, and
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He claims to be honest and chivalrous,
when he does not know, nor cares Tor
their true meaning, But if the white rep
resentatives cannot understand now tne
burden may be lifted the mothers ana
daughters can teach them, just as they
have ever done where mercy and justice
are melted to the weak and helpless.
The negro, as did the poor Indian, IS
CRYING, white man. let me co. then
why must this internal strife continue It's
corruption OF national lfe ana
mothers and daughters be sacrificed to
lust and mammon?
MRS. It. NJ. SUMMERS.
Denton Tex
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08
SAVED HER LIFE
Mrs. Brooks Feared She Was
Going into Consumption.

Whether not consumption can be
cured. it is certain that it can be avoided.
Proper treatment and plenty of sunlight
will Danish the first warning symptoms
OF this insdious disease and the follow
ing statement will be of priceless value
to those who follow its advice:
"rhey feared | was going to have con-
SUMPTION" said Mrs W. l.. Brooks, of
NO 453 West Main street. Meridian,
Conn. Il was in Wretched condition
both in mind and body, completely run
down and unable to attend to any of my
household duties for three years.
Il was thin and pale, awfully nervous
with frequent eadaches, and sometimes
dizzy spells came over me so that |
could not stand up. There We're almost
continual pains in my back and limbs
and all over me. The doctor called near
~ every other day, but did not seem to
improve and my friends We're alarmed for
me when my mother persuaded me to
take DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People. They cured me. After taking
them faithfully Tor q while my flesh and
color returned, my nerves became quiet
and all my old troubles disappeared. 1
am strong now and in perfect health and
have no more fear that | shall go into
consumption ] will always recommend
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie"
The pills which cured Mrs Brooks are
an unfating specific for all diseases
d. loliis5 NUN uii3oi Vel ~ NitN DIOou dlu
nerves. Among the many diseases they
have cured are locomotor staxia, partial
paralysis. St. Vitus dance, sciatica,
neuralgia rheumatism, nervous head
ache, the after-effects of the grip, palpi-
tation of the heart. pale and sallow com
plexions and all forms Of Weakness either
in male or female.
DR. Williams Pink Pills for pale Peo-
pie ARE sold by all dealers or will be
sent postpaid on receipt Of price. fifty
cents q box; six boxes for two dollars
aud a half, by addressing Dr. Williams
Medicine Co. Schenectady, n. Y
DO not trust the word 90 a man who
says he has the genuine Or Williams
Pink Pills in bulk. None Of these famous
pills ever leave the factory except in
packages bearing the wcH-knowa trade
mark composed of the seven WORKSHOP.
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THE PREMIUM BIBLE.
Our Customers Are Always Pleas

Our Customers Are Always Pleased.
Mr.. c. c. Stanley, of Sloan. Ga,
writes on May l:
Editor Constitution; You do not know
how glad I was made when the mail
came that brought me the fine s. 80 Bible,
which ! received with The Constitution
1t is 50 much nicer than | was expect
ing to find it. The thumb index and the
many large pictures are worth heap ~
a person. l return many thanks soT
this Bible It Is worth e 10 Anybody.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

VIII every member Of the DeBardela-
ben family who chance to see this COM
munication Write Mrs Adele DeBardela-
ben Send postotice address TO 230
Sprnghill avenue, MOBILE. Ala.
(NVe hope each member OF this family
will respond to this request, as it is a
matter OF vital importance.)
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

Julia Newsome colored, aged so, who
belonged to Harper Tucker, Baldwin
county. Georgia, wants to know the
whereabouts of her sister, Ann Thomas.
She belonged to Benjamin Craig, Of
Harbor. Ala, and was there when last
heard from after emancipation Address
Julia Newsome, care Mrs, z. p. Avant.
Oconee, Washington County, Georgia.
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Crowded Out.

Chicago Record Herald: Her Fashion
able F'riend-"Why didn't You bring the
baby?'
The New Mammal did want to. hut
there wasn't room in the carriage for her
and my doggie both,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

Amanda Poole, Lamford Station, S. c.
J. A. Poole, company X, Fifth South
Carolina cavalry, left South Carolina in
1866 lie went west, have not heard of
him since. Any information, whether
dead or alive. will be appreciate by
his aged mother.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

easily have supposed, under the mesmer-
istc Influences Of the old witch, that
samuel. who she had said was there, Was
saying it ali
Again Saul's future home. as declared
by the ghost, was Incompatible with the
teaching of Samuel, Samuel is credited
with saying, Tomorrow thou and thy
sons shall be with me" Samuel was in
heaven Was Saul and his wicked sons
to be with him? Certainly this is read
into the whole story by the witch her
self
Mind and Matter.
There was no God in that seance. 1 do
not say that He is not in any psychic
phenomena. | thoroughly believe in the
laws of psychology. The Influence the
mind has over the body is wonderful
fact. Physicians and public men every
where recognize this fact. This is how
under hypnotic influences patient wiz
have a tumor extracted without knowing
it. Thousands of people have been cured
by the same law. They have imagined
themselves SICK until they are sick and
then they imagine themselves well until
they are well
Christian Science Imagination.
This is the basis of so-caIled Christian
Science. They get people to believing a
thing is so until in some instances it is
So The sad part of this practice is that
they offer no solution 10 the man whose
imagination is not like chameieon--
fits anywhere and anything AGAIN tney
pretend to bulld af2uhd uhs Hltie Has
ment OF science Wnlch tHeS nave ''I7
e c5ris q vas 80 never Intended to easter
His religion around healing of any sort.
whether psychic or by prayer aud faith
or by the science of drugs The religion
Of Christ clusters around sin and the
sinner That is the first great fact IN
His religion. Everything else IS mel
dental. Spirituausm, Christian Science
}magination. YOU are and you aintism.
new thoughtism, card tricks, palmistry.
gypsy fortune telling, table walkingall
these and other kindred phases Of witch
cry are only a part of the great law
influence 1 Of the mind over matter. Any
one of them has lust as much right to
be called a religion as another.
There is not one Of them that can
penetrate the beyond, None OF mem
can foretell. It is only the thing that IS
already in mind that can he read Or told
even in part This is why the seeking
Of such things is forbidden by the word
of God There is nothing more thorough
liz condemned in the Bible. And yet
MANY good people resort to such things.
Young people have their hands read,
their fortunes told. They want 10 know
who they will marry and the like. How
silly, MANY of the girls I know will
marry fool if they don't change the
crowd they are going with, 1t seems 50
me thew would know this Of themselves
All the witchcrv of today is dannable
in Gods sight II is unscriptural and
,f,,so,,siI,le
c..4
Inc 1oly Nt'1A'1'
But / thank God there is q familiar
soirit which We may all have-the Holy
Spirit of God the blessed Third Person
ia the holy trinity. Jesus Christ SAID
If your earthly father is willing 10 give
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

Hattie Canada, Tallapoosa, Ga, would
be glad to hear from the lady who sent
me the two pieces OF music, variations Of
Home, Sweet Home and Nearer. My
God, to Thee" | have lost her name
and address. Now will she please write
from my list OF uusic, and | will prompt
ly send same.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08
iNQUIRERS' CORNER.

Mrs II. w. Bell. Morton, Miss. wants
Of Herman Walter. an uncle,
who came from Germany; was in Cali
fornia when last heard from
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

Weathey NJ. Nelson, Fisher. Colo
May come In for just few moments
to chat with the sisters? live In Colo
RADIO, and 1t is the windiest place in the
world. The wind is bowling worse
here now than In March in the Sunny
South. l was raised in the south, and
could not do without The Constitution.
always turn to the Kingdom first. There
is no rain here hardly. The farmers
have Ito irrigate. and then they don't
laise anything but alfaga hay They
main object here.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

your crown will be starless, for the angel
only build with what we send up
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

Mrs. II. E. Canada. TalIapoosa. Ga.
wishes the address of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Woods and children In 1892 were living
in Rome, Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

A. c. Redwine, Walls. Ind. T., wants
information of Nancy j. Lawrence. his
mother. and brother and sisters. Lett
Georgia In 1869. and cannot hear from
them
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

Mrs j. d. Robinson, Danville. Va
Can some ono help me find my husband.
J. D. Robinson. who was heard from at
Halls Crossing, Ga. before the DIST. on
his way home sick. Is lame. uses a
cane. dark hair and eyes. heavy built.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

Mrs. i. S. Codner East Nichols, n. Y
I have been a subscriber of The Consti-
tuition only a short time and would like to
tell the Kingdom sisters little about
the place where l live We had the
warmest March In the record of the
state, but it has been very cold and
windy ever since. May the thermom-
eter stood at II below freezing and May
q it was % degrees below freezing. May
] we had a small snowstorm but to-
day. May a. it is very warm and pleas
ant. Cherry trees are now in full bloom
but no gardens planted yet. There is no
corn planted here yet. will send
lobster cactus to all of the Kingdom sis
tiers that will send 8 cents postage and
a sef-addressed stamped envelope.
like The Constitution very much and
hope 1t will live to 4 Ttpe old age.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.

Box 113. Mansfield. La come asking
a favor / want TO correspond with some
one that takes boarders on Merits island,
Florida, or some coast town in Florida.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

Weathey Nelson. Fisher. Colo, wants
information of William Lewis Payne's
children or grandchildren. VIII return
postage Win some of the Paggets write
to me? | am a granddaughter.
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MRS. HELENA BLAU
Woman
ilwaukee Society Woman.

The woman who has SUI
cred from female weakness
should do anything within
reason to secure health.
Wine of Cardui is the medi-
cine that appeals to reasona
BILE women women who
hold operations and cutting
in horror women whoknow
that Nature is the best ply
sician. Wine of Cardui
gives women back their
health by giving Nature q
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

VIII Busy Mother who had letter in
paper of May is. send her address to
Mrs p II. Layne, Van, Vanyandt county,
Texas?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

Laura Seay Kingston, Ga, would like
to hear from her mothers relatives Mrs
Lucinda Richardson. Mary Branch and
John Shaft.