And so many precious promises all through the
Bible, Ido not see how any one can doubt such
truths. But we must remember that we cannot
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bring God near us, for He is ever ready and will
ing, but that we should go to Him and ask His
divine blessings on us frail, weak mortals.
Mrs. M.F. Hanes, Callisburg. Texas.—Will any of
the sisters be so kind as to send mo some hop vine
roots? To any of the sisters that will send flow
ers of any kind, 1 will send silk scraps in return.
Columbus, Ga.—ls Mrs. Fannie Dawson wiil
write to her uncle, Mr. Joseph Washington Daw
son, at Auburn, Ala., she will doubtless hear from
him, as he resides near there, and Auburn is bis
postoilice.
Mrs. Drummond wishes to obtain through Wo
man’s Kingdom the address of the lady who wrote
about making baby shoes. I put the paper aside
for future reference, but by some means or other
it was lost.
Mrs. M. C. Heed, Butord, Ga.. wishes to know
the wHereabouts of her husband, A. J. Reed. He
left home the 11th of September, 18113. When last
Heard from he was in Dawson, Ala. Any infor
mation will be thankfully received. I will return
postage if desiied. Address as above.
Mrs. Alice Albright, Boynton, Ga.—Can some
one tell me through the columns of your valuable
paper t ile address ol Mrs. Belle Gudgeon? When
last, heard from she was in Cincinnati, at tIU4 Cen
tral avenue. Any information thankfully received
through The Constitution or private letter.
Mrs. T. D. ! I cl Io way, Monticello. Ga.—Mrs. T. D.
