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they are almost our first visitors of
the flower family to appear in the
spring. Then follows the wild honey
suckle, dog-wood and flags.
I wonder if you would let me give
a suggestion—have a small voice, “in
the pick and choice” of a new name
for our department? Indeed, it would
be hard to Ann a better name than
the one the Circle has at present. It
seems to be a very substantial name,
free and open for all, but if we must
change, I wonder who would vote
to have it called “Our Round Table?”
We could meet together every week,
around the table and Little Mother
would serve us to this, and to that,
pouring out to us her very best chat.
Now, what do you think of that?
i will close by giving you all these
little verses of cheer:
“I Know a place where the sun is like,
gold,
And the cherry blooms burst with
snow;
And down underneath is the loveliest
nook,
Where the four-leaf clovers grow.
One leaf is for hope, and one is for
faith,
Kansas Woman Helpless.
Lawrence, Kas. —Mr. J. F. Stone, of
this city, says: “My wife suffered for
ten years from womanly troubles, dur
ing two years of which she was totally
helpless. She was examined by many
physicians, some of whom gave her up
to die. Finally she began to take Car
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Cardui acts specifically on the woman
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is claimed for it. Try it for your
trouble.
DELIGHTFUL
SUMMER OUTING
Our Eastern Vacation Trip last year
was so thoroughly enjoyed by our
patrons, and made us so many friends,
that the “SEABOARD” has decided to
operate a similar tour this summer.
The territory for this year’s tour is
more extensive and includes a number
of points which have taken a promi
nent part in the history of the North
American Continent. Washington,
New York, Niagara Falls, Toronto,
Montreal, Quebec, Boston and Norfolk
are all visited. The trip has been so
arranged as to vary the monotony of
rail travel by using steamers from
Toronto, Montreal and Quebec, and a
delightful sea trip from Boston to Nor
folk.
This trip will be of the same high
class as operated in the past. Every
detail will be looked after by a repre
sentative of the “SEABOARD” who
has had long experience in handling
parties of this character. Expense of
the trip, from Atlanta, is $150.00, one
to a berth, in Pullmans, and $143.00,
each, two persons to a berth, in Pull
mans. (Rates from other points will
be quoted upon application.) This in
cludes all actual expenses, such as
railroad, steamer and Pullman fares;
meals and berth on steamer; hotel ac
commodations and automobile sight
seeing trips, which will be taken at
nearly every point through which we
pass.
THIS EXPENSE, HOWEVER, ON
LY INCLUDES ROOMS AT HOTEL
IN NEW YORK ClTY—members of
the party arranging for their own
meals while there.
Leave Atlanta, Thursday, July 11th,
returning Friday, July 28th, 1911. Full
information upon application to C. D.
Wayne, A. G. P. A., Seaboard Air Line
Railway, Atlanta, Ga.
And one is for love, you know;
And God puts another in for luck —
If you search, you will find where
they grow,
But you must have hope, and you must
have faith;
You must love and be strong—and
so
If you work, if you wait, you will find
the place
Where the four-leaf clovers grow.”
WILLIAM GALiuOWAY.
Spencer, Tenn.
BEAMS OF SUNSHINE.
Dear Voices of Youth: May I be
come a member of your family? I
have learned to love each one of you
since I began reading the Golden Age.
What a beautiful world ours is since
Spring is here. Nature was never
showing herself to better advantage
than now. The whole world breathes
of love. The birds sing it from morn
ing till night; the breezes continually
whisper it; and the caressing rays of
sunshine coming from the vast blue
dome of heaven remind us ever of
God’s tender and watchful love. And
yet, with all this, there is a tinge of
sadness permeating my very soul —an
eager expectancy of something, I
know not what. What can it be?
Our pastor told us today that he
who is born of God does not sin. For
seven years I have thought myself, a
Christian, have tried to follow Christ
—though I did not realize as fully
when I began as now what is required
of a Christian —but I know I have
sinned. Can it be that my hope is
vain, or that all the while I have had
no hope? Little Mother, please tell
me what you think of this.
May I suggest a name for our page?
Why not merely “Our Corner?” That,
though, would “sound selfish.” Surely
no one can criticise “Beams of Sun
shine.”
Wasn’t Italy Hemperly's letter a
treat? I hope there are more to come.
Love to all,
R. M. P.
China Grove, Miss.
“SUNSHINE CORNER.”
Dear Little Mother: I would like to
join your band of boys and girls. Have
been reading your nice letters with
pleasure, especially Little Mother’s
chats, which I enjoy very much.
Papa has been taking The Golden
Age about five years; think it’s the
best paper I ever read.
I enjoyed very much Mrs. Mary E.
Bryan’s story, Trial and Triumph, it
was so fine.
Now for a name for our page. I think
“Sunshine Corner” would be a very
pretty name. As I am a stranger, will
ring off. If welcome, will come again.
With best wishes to Little Mother
and the cousins,
Yours truly,
ANNIE E. SMITH.
Five Points, Ala.
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