The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

/ He.Se maze. waste, etc. Yes, by all means, let
| US form a CONSTITUTION with Aunt Susie as presi-
| dent. Have been contemplating joining the c. L.
= u OF flalnhed, N j., some time, but had rather
| join one nearer home Attending some of our
school concerts and hearing many of the old songs
repeated that sang with my schoomates years ago,
hl!ed me WI b longing to hear from some who are
far away. Alice B., zue B., and Josie G., pupils of
| LaGrange Tenn, Of 1872 if this should meet your
| eyes, write TO Woman's Kingdom. l have David,
| King of Israel by w. NJ. Taylor; paper binding,
| new, and will exchange for one of t. S Authurs
works; also eight numbers of Kansas City NIaga-
zlnes 1856, for as many of "Demorest's" or wide
Awake" Any one desiring portraits from photo
hhlshed in crayon at low prices, can get further
particulars by applying to editress for my address.
I'll A. T"-Will the good sisters of our Kingdom
| please assist young woman in procuring position
OF some kind? am 20 years old; have been raised
and educated in city; my family being among the
most refined and highly respected. ], myself have
received all the advantages of fine education,
specaj attention having been given to ornamental
| penmanship, music and eocutiop Have graduated
| with the highest honors at our best schools. Mis-
| fortune now makes it necessary for me to earn my
own bread and assist in supporting my little sisters
Is there good clever woman desiring to find q
| suitable companion? shall be very pleased if she
| will confer with me. have good TASTE understand
dressmak1ng, AMI would be perfectly willing to
| sst IN sewing. IS there mily needing COVER
| ness? will take the greatest pleasure in the chill
| dren, read to them, walk, talk, and be with them
ali that is necessary. Is there an invalid wishing
nurse? have happy and amiablc disposition
| which would render me cheerful companion for
an invalid. 1t some one will aid me IN finding a
| pleasant home, shall be very, very grateful. My
address is with the edtress. Please enclose stamp
so that your letter may be forwarded TO me without
| delay.
! Miss A. J. McWilliams, Graves Station, Ga:
| live four miles from Graves Station, three from
| Dover and eight from Dawson. l attend sabbath
school at Graves Station and every fourth Sabbath
| in the afternoon we have preaching by the Rev. Mr.
Branch, of Dawson. There are two churches at
| Dover-Methodst and Baptist l attended the COM
| mencement exercises at Andrew Female college at
| Cuthbert, commencing June 3rd and closed on the
| 9th. There were nine graduates this year Tho
| concert, closing with an operetta was most enter
tanning To me it is source of great pleasure
| to visit my 'alma mater" as in class of eight
| young ladies, including my two only sisters |
| graduated from old Andrew hall June IS 1881.
| Several long years, with their sunshine and
shadows, have passed since them yet to me it seems
| but yesterday With the exception of two years.
have been engaged in teaching. ! love so much to
read the very interesting letters in Woman's King
| dom most especially have been entertained with
| Aunt Susie's description of Philadelphia "the city
OF brotheIy love-
! Aunt Selma Webervillc, Texas Here comes
| another wayworn traveller. l am glad to see so
SsteIS from Inherent parts OF Ine states COM
munlcating their Thoughts to each other. Though
they be strangers here, yet have the same God that
| presides over them all. am sorry to say my time
is too far spent have let the golden moments pass
! for improvement. My mind often wanders over the
| past, but leave the troubles of the past and am
| looking forward there is light ahead / can almost
| catch glimpse when think of that golden city in
| that happy beyond. Dear mothers, do you ever
| think what duty is yours, training those little
ones around your feet? once had the care of a few
| little prattlers, but God saw fit and He took the
| larger number to live with Him. | would b, glad
| ifsome of the sisters from Florida would send me a
| few Of their beautiful flower seed of any kind we
| have a great many wild flowers in Texas but
others very scarce. I will pay POSTAGE. often
| imagine Aunt Susies yard is decorated with all
| kinds of flowers. l know she is happy and sweet
| tempered woman, or she could not have patience
with many childroMs' letters and even the grown
| ones too. l would like very much TO see one of
| The CONSTITUTION High-Arm machines none have
ever reached this part of the country vet but am
satisfied they are all they represented to be- Wish
ing the dear old CONSTITUTION much success close
| "Busy Polly" Danburg, Ga: send Miss Ida L.
| Duke a recipe for making egg custard one quart
| of milk, tablespoonful Of -four l ounce Of butter
| ounces of sugar eggs. Flavor 10 suit. Put milk
on stoye soon it begins to boil have ready the
| -four mixed with little cold milk 10 the consistence
| Of cream which must be stirred into the boiling
milk; boil few minutes longer, remove from stove
and stir in butter and sugar. Then whisk eggs per-
fectly light and when milk is cool stir them, also
| favoring. / favor with juice and rind of lemon.
Line your plates with paste rolled thin and fill with
the eustard. have been told the Gamma lily seed
should be soaked before planting lost all ofmine
| and would be glad to get few seed. / wish Mrs
| Phillips would write again. enjoy her letters I
want to know her daughters address; Alice 1 be-
| ieve is her name. viii some one tell me where
can get book which will meet the wants of
mothers who anxious to have their children
learn to draw without the aid of a teacher:
Fannie Word, Victoria Ca: feel like address.
ing Woman's Kingdom as Dear Friend" it Is so
spicy and interesting. am tired now and as sit
down for moments rest l naturally turn to
Womans Kingdom, l have been making ielly--
raspberry and strawberry. find that the raspberry
is more easily made, as it docs not require so much
cooking as the strawberry. Would any one of the
sisters-or any one else for that matter-ke to ex-
change books? would like to exchange a COPY of
Popes for some other poetical works. prefer Long
fellows. 1 also would like to exchange "Oliyer
Twist for another of Dickens works. ANYTHING hut
"Pickwick Papers," l have that. If any of the
ladies have Miss Leola Heads chart without the
pamphlet of instructions, It can be obtained now by
addressing her think her chart the best ever
cav.
NJ. Fl. NJ, Cathwood. g. c.: Words are lnadeouate
to express my admiration for THE Constitution.
and especially Womans Kingdom. / see so much
that Is good ana useful III lis columns. / saw some
time ago a sister wishing TO know something about
"AIothers' Friend" l know nothing of that but
will say that fany OF the sisters, or any one else
desire such treatment, l advise them TO consult Dr.
Stineback Wilson, of Atlanta l think l owe my
life TO his treatment and my bright little darling of
five months Try him sisters; you viii never regret
it. VIII some Of the good sisters please give recipe
for making starch pies also tomato wine and water
melon preserves? If the sister in North Carolina
who desired to open aschool in Georgia or Florida
win write me think can assist her in getting
place. Ny address is with the ediress.
Mrs. Virginia p Mckay, Jackson Miss: / enjoy
the Woman's Kingdom greatly. have realized the
value ofmy subscription in this department alone.
Will some Of the sisters exchange old letters, old
letter backs and old envelopes previous to the war
and during the war for pebbles shels or gray hair
for bangs. Old letters also desirable it matters not
how soed or torn. lfthey have stamps on them all
the better have many flower seed, also for same
purpose. have crab shells from Gulf Of
Mexico, near Mr.. Daviss home; some mosses leaves
and pressed flowers from Beauvoir, home of JefIer-
son Davis. / would like 10 hear from some Of the
sisters.
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