The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-02

S' 'tig iilstttet requiring VISION Gld taste Nhii
some OF TIE sisters give a recipe for making lye
soap?
Mrs c. s. Stewart, Glennville, Ala: In one of he
March Numbers Of TIE CONSTITUTION read a letter
from sister Of Greensboro Ala, asking the sisters
OF Womans Kingdom 10 tell how to root rose cut
tlngs, As have been very successful In roofing
mine, W i'll tell her how ] manage them. In the
| last week of December or first week in January
plant your cuttings where you want your roscbush
| to grow first opening hole large enough to hold a
half peek OF rich soil and sand. Fill onethird fun
with rich soil, then mix two parts sand and one OF
rich soil, enough 10 cover two inches deep. Place
the cutting in tie center, Inch in the sand mix
| ture; then add more rich soil and pour pint OF
water on the cutting, ana after it all settles down
place dirt all around the emitting ard press it with
your fingers to hold it steady. Tit doesn't rain in
few days after putting out the cuttings water aud
| Ace bricks or pieces Of plank around them. Cut
tngS should not be more than ten OF twelve inches
long, To root cape jessamincs fiji fruit or pickle
jar half fa.i of water put cuttings i'll, ten or twelve
inches long) stuff cotton nil around top OF the jar.
If water cv&Dorntes add more they Will soon root;
| keep in the shade Now is the time to root them 10
| set out in November.
Miss Maggie A. Boyd, Scots Roads, Iredell
| county, NJ c.: AS E.any of the sisters have re-
Quested me TO let them know what kinds of flower
/ seed have this season, and not being ablo to
| answer ali TIL letters have received. | will now
tell you through the medium oil the Kingdom. 1
have oasam marigold, petuna, phlox, dronondi,
| four O'Clock, mourning bride, japanese peoples,
portulaGa, iarkshur, schizanthus, scarlet sage,
| SALIVA, white daisy chrysauthemum, princess
feather cox-conb, bigosus, zenia, morning glory,
and wine color foliage plant and others too tedious
| TO mention. also have quite quantity of tubers
| ofthe cinnamon vine, and will send one dozen
tubers for fifteen cents ana large pack Of mixed
| flower seed ofthe above named flowers for fifteen
cents or tuber and flower seed for twenty-five cents
Please send self addressed stamped envelopes; also
please cut this out for future reference, do not
wish to weary the patience of the kind ediress with
| sending ana prices again. have the follow
| ing named Towering bubs--which will send very
cheap 25 SO and rs cents according to the size of
the box-gladiolis, ger lily single white hyacinth
golden cup, twin sisters yellow day lily also low
| spreading evergreen box plant called "hen and
chickens. VIII send seeds of althea for five cents
large pink and purple flowers Will send Aunt
| Susie box of bulbs if she wishes.
| Mrs. T. II. Fuller, GrasmeTe Fla Don't be
scared, for there is yellow fever within one hum
bred miles of us, and we can boast Of living in the
| Ii, q thiest part the globe but don't think me in
| consistent, when tell you I wish to exchange
homes with Of the sisters hyinc in of the
| villages near Atlanta, III the suburbs of Atlanta
| We have neat house of six rooms, two broad
| verandahs, bath room, pump in rear verandah; a
house suitable for boarding house. as there is no
$50 yards to depot postoice and sore 300 yards 10
school house public school six months in the year,
| q of mile to NJ. E. church. Any one who has
consumption, asthma, catarrh or bronchitis should
by all means come, it is too late. We also have
| ten acres in orange grove hammock land) we
| would exchange for stock fam near Atlanta.
| would like to correspond with any one DESTROYS of
| exchange, and will give more particulars. Your
letters dear editress describing your travels north
| were enjoyed immensely.
Mrs A. j. Brownlee, Bentonville, Ark: Like
angels visits, my leisure moments are "iew and far
between" have for a limited time, however, dis
! pensed with domestic felicity, and this bright
| beautiful morning fndssme in extreme northwest
Arkansas amid loved ones whom have not met for
| number Of years. This long continued separation
has In nowise mitigated our affections, but
strengthened the golden link of love begun at
saintet mothers knees. We must taste to ex-
perience and appreciate the joys and sweets of
earthly pleasure This, by the way, reminds me of
the many professors -four holy religion journeying
through life who have never had foreaste of that
which is to come l digress do not purpose preach
ing mission sermon, still how reoiced TO be en- in
strument i'll Gods hands in saving one soul. Ben
oaville is very pretty town nestled amid the hill
with sandy soil, pleasant climate, good water, IN
many respects different from our sunny Texas
home with its lime water, broad beautiful praries
cold northers, black mud, incessant breeze; how.
ever, when weighed Texas has the advantage. /
have had most delightful visit. My brother-in-
lava physician here takes great pleasure in driving
me around exhibiting the many attractions, among
which is his apple orchard, ETC., thereby indeayor-
ing, suppose, to have me fall In love with Arkan-
sas suffice it to say love Texas best 1 would be
pleased to receive information of Miss Anna John
son. Donalsvile, Ala. also Miss Minnie Wcllbrooks
Tampa, Fla.
Jwelle X. Andrews oakbowery, Ala: I see in
Womans Kingdom O request OF g. It. c., for
remedy for neuralgia. My sister has been an in
tense sufferer from neuralgia for years and has been
cured with Antipirene recently. / am satisfied If
your friend will try this she will be releaved in
few days
Lille Belle, Palestine, Texas This lovely Mon
day morn come 10 the dear old gdom for help.
l am young widow with darling baby boy TO
care for, and am seeking good Christian home,
where can live rg n Of the family. would pre-
fer O home where there are one or two children,
no children at all would be best, ! willing to
do homework and washing and ironing If desired.
am pretty well versed in sewing and dressmaking.
Can nurse and care for the sick splendid Any one
wishing my services can get my address from edi-
tress
Mrs. p. n. Hembree, Beaver Dale, Ga: VIII you
admit poor widow who is trying TO support her
self and baby boy? Those or you that have lost
kind and loving husband who you loved better
strong enough to do hard work; crochetlng como
thing of that sort is all can do see SO many
wanting crochet patterns. thought would offer to
furnish them if they are willing to pay little
for them. Would give them il were able. have
fifty patterns or more in width from half inch TO
six inches can also make shawls, cornfortefs,
facinatoIs sacks, etc / would be glad If some Of
you would get me TO do some work; perhaps you
could pay me in something besides money if you
would correspond with me- would he glad to get
few Kind letters any way. Please let me hear
from some of you. Address as above.
"Indian," Tahlequah, Indian Territory: Inotice
that TWO Of our sisters have called for a recipe for
making elderberry wine. have waited, thinking
that some other sister would answer their CALL but
another week and the berries will be gone. have
had some experience in almost all kinds Of home
made wines and think elderberry the best / has
no medical properties, that know Of Tll give
my recipe and wish them success Like all other
wine, age improves u. Pour four quarts Of water,
boiling hot, over eight quarts Of berries; let stand
twelve hours, string occasionally; strain, and 10
every gallon Of juice add three pounds Of sugar. one
ounce cinnamon and half ounce cloves
Miss Nora Miller, Cusseta, Ga: VIII the kind
ediiress please allow space enough in the King
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