The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-24
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CLARA BELLE.
Correspondence.
j. E. Chapel Hollonyillc Ga,. would lie glad to
receive any Information concerning THouGs J.
sturdevant; born and raised in e>rgia; when last
heard from he was in Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Roxie Ballard, Temple, Ga, wants to know
itany OF the readers CT Womans Kingdom give
he? the address OF Martha v Maherd; her maiden
name was Frazier. When last heard from was in
Texas
Ms. J. F. r., Dadc City, Fla i have a Gala lilly
which viii exchange for male canary: also some
lovely Florida shells viii exchange for hyacinth
buibS
Farmers Dapghter-Wshcs to know where she
can buy u knitting machine and at What price
Edi'IeSs, please answer if yoa know if not, will
some one who does. Best wishes and Happy New
Year to all.
WIN some one please give the above information?
Mary X. Johnston, Yaz)o City, Miss, would be
glad ii some of the contributors would give ad-
dress and price OF reliable Stamping outiit. Also
the address and price of Good housekeeping and
recipes for the light, delicious tcacGkes and soda
CRACKERS sold Of confectoneys,
Mrs. ". +. N, Pjttshurg, Texas-Noticng in one
OF the letters OF the Kingdom inquiry for
epilepsy cure, ! advise the lady 20 write to R. II.
Kline NJ. d., 931 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa,
whose advertisement appears in your columns and
give full statement of the case In travelling last
summer | met Ia ly whose husband had been
afflicted so long with epilepsy his mind had become
slightly impaired, but after taking the hIst dose of
pr. Klne's medicine year before, had never had
another attack.
y. L. McCrorey, Wnnsboro, C.-W9rts are in
adequate TO express my thanks to the members of
this industrious Kingdom, as Pm always Inclined
to term it. Why, have box GRAINED full OF nice
recipes, pieces of sympathy, etc, that clipped
from the Kingdom stored away for future reference.
lfthe impression have made is favorable enough
TO permit me as member, | will come again and
tell you all how 10 make "Dasy tidy" il is quite
tedious tut is SO pretty that you fully rewarded
tor your pains taking.
Mary Cox Hardeman Gal wrote Won last wear
ami crdeavored to as ertain the Whereabouts OF my
aunt, the only one have, and iod you she married
James Copeland i'll Putnam county, Ga, years ago
l was mistaken in the name of the person she mar
ried; She married Coin CT Cophii and lived in Put
nam county about thrty-five or forty years ago My
aunt was Mis- Sarah Ann Thomas and my grand
mothers name Nancy Wright before she mar
ried Evan Thomas My relatives lived about half q
mile from Little river in the same settlement in
which livediWilliam Hagins William Herring Jake
McClendon, Lot Thomas, Barrow and Mcclure. l
do hope some of your readers Of Jasper Morgan or
Putnam counties will aid me in finding my relatives
back there, as have most important communica-
lions to make with them.
Lorena Taylor, Sincerity, s. CT have so often
thought OF writing my appreciation of WomanS
Kingdom, but being q shy country girl with very
little education, feared to venture my pen for the
public, until some new spirit within me seemed to
push forward ana put courage i'll my heart, and al
most before had time to think scribbling my
hearts thanks to you for the great pleasuse you have
given to women. 1 would like sisters to favor me
by exchanging silk, satin. velvet ribbon scraps
crochet and knit lace samples will be glad to OBJ
tain some Of all.
Mrs. Lucy King Dameserry, CAL have often
thought wonld write and tell the kind edtress and
sisters how much / appreciate this precious little
Kingdom, but cannot express the pleasure have
realized in reading the many sweet letters that are
written for this page. often read good letter and
feel like | could embrace the writer and shower
blessings upon her head. When we come together
on this page feel like we are united family
and dear Aunt Susie, surely she is blessing to this
world Long may she live and after death may she
be more than compensated for all her trouble AS
my time expires he 9th of January, send one dol
lar TO renew my subscription; wish my name to 90
in the January box.
Dolc Spriggs Sharon, Ark enjoy the Wo-
mans Kingdom and derive much benefit from it,
keep house for my father. am only fifteen years
old. / will give Mrs NJ r. B. a remedy for chill
bGins. The following is q sure cure for chilblans:
Take handful of dried leach leaves and pour boil
ing water on them and let them stand till cool
enough not to burn then place the feet in the water
fifteen minutes. Do this IWn or three times ami il
VIII effect cure The following is a sure cure for a
felon: Common rock salt dried in an oven and
then pulyerzed mix with an equal parts of turpen-
tine; keep rag constantly wet with this prepara-
lion the felon for twenty'our hours; it will cure
a felon in that time.
Mrs. Lucie Deloney billiard, Triana, Ala.-For
long time have been a silent admirer of Woman's
Kingdom. derive 50 much pleasure and benefit
from its columns. l like the idea of exchanging
recipes and think it is very kind in the editors to
give us three columns all to ourselves hope Mrs
E. X. Tenant viii give us her mode of making
yeast bread. While am very proud of my success
at making great many different kinds of cake, |
have never yet been satisfied with my bread be-
cause | wGntit excellent good. / am a now house
keeper, and an trying to understand it in all its
different phases. think il Is very important that
each housewife should know such things in order
to direct Others when not advisable or necessary to
do the work herself ] am the mother one bright
little boy not yet two years old, the pride of his
popas life; my loweret of pink and white charms
''Ah! it's much we owe 10 Charlie
For he fills our lives with light,
His bright face and sweet laughter
scatter all of sorrows night"
Isend YOU poem (which think is very beauti-
full do not know the author. VIII some one please
furnish the poem y James A. Young, which be-
gins thus: Twas the night before Christmas ETC."
Mrs. Emma v Ault, Farll Adams. w p Dali
tom Ga, knew YOU and knew Aunt Lou, too; l
never knew a sweeter woman than She was. read
an account Of her tragic death in northern paper;
it also stated that Miss Alice F., was also killed; am
50 glad that she escaped; it made sad for weeks
afterwards. If You have not forgotten your old
friend Emma, she would LIE pleased to hear from
you. Write to the above address. viii some ofthe
sisters send me some sweet violet seed; would
be SO much obliged to them for their kindness; also
can any one give me the address of Dewitt Clinton
Tyler, who left Cedar Bluff, Ala, about eighteen
years ago. Any information in regard to him
would be thankfully received. OH how pity all
those that have dear ones, gone forever from the old
cottage home to meet never more on eorth