The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-07
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Miss NJ. E. Sharp, Oak Ridge, La; What variety
otideas and opinions we find in Woman sKingdom--
Here is Miss Fannie Whatsoever, OF Texas actually
advocating woman suffrage. In this degenerate day
OF political aspirations it would despoil the bright
ness and purity of womans name and degrade her
to the level of political sehemer say let the
sAaGkles OF bondage forever rest upon our land
rather than be freed at such price Her influence
can be felt at Sabbath-scloo and day schools for
1t IS her plastic hand that must mould the tender
Characters that must WELD the destiny Of nations
or decide the fate OF empires. Her sway is over an
empire more extensive and more permanent than
any other that empire is love, and it's subjects the
| hearts OF men, My mothers name is associated in
my mind with all that is meek and holy from
earliest infancy when she first taught me to lisp
Now lay me down to sleep" till later years. My
ambition is that when my school days are ended
may take rank with Marguerite, of New Orleans
rather than Mrs. Belva LOCKWOOD With best
wishes for the continued success of our Kingdom l
close.
Mrs. Is. J. A.. Rocky Ford, Ca: Like refreshing
shower is the Woman's Kingdom. I am making a
scrap book of the choice letters Bill Arp is such q
favorite with my husband that he named my pet
calf Arp and my two pet kittens Carl and JESSIE
My flowers are beauties; l have the artillery and
moon plant among others. l have always been
blessed yet my heart cries to blessed Master to
bless me with little one to call me mother have
three good works-"The Count of Monte Cristo,"
''The Quick or the Dead,' and ''Mr. Barnes OF New
York; that wish to exchange for poodle pup or
a book of piano music. win some one send me
the words to the song, little Maud?' will in re-
turn send crochet patterns flowers, or reading mat
ter.
Mrs c. II. Leffler, Sanford, Fla: l am very
anxious to spend two three months in Atlanta or
north Georgia. and would like to rent house ready
furnished or l would like TO board i'll the country.
! care not how plain the people and house are, so
they honest and clean andthe location healthy
and board reasonable. l would not object to be-
ing situated several miles from any good town or
summer resort. We want to buy small farm or
country home in healthy and pleasant locality,
and think it best to spend several weeks in Geor-
gia so we can look about us before purchasing. My
husband and little daughter will accompany me-
Would be glad to hear from some one on this SUBJ
ject.
Mrs. L. \. Yarbrough, Athens, Ga: am de-
lighted with TIE CONSTITUTION, enjoy reading
Woman's Kingdom so much, with its many good
letters and recipes also Bill Apps letters with their
wisdom, w.t. humor and fun, and Tamage's ser.
mons full of instruction. l comparatively a
young housekeeper and don't understand how
many things ought to be done. Win some of the
older and more experienced sisters tell me how to
put up joint hog meat to keep shippers, bugs and
other things from attacking it? Any information
thankfully received. Recipe for biscuit omelet--
Any number OF cold biscuit desired; cut up fine
pour boiling water over them, add egg to every
biscuit and salt and black pepper suit taste Beat
all to q batter and fry in hot grease.
Alpha, Magnolia, Ala: l win give Mrs Birdie
Young my recipe 1or green apple Jelly: Cut apples
up and put enough water i'll them to cook thorough
~; when done mash fine, pour in bag hang up
the bag and let it drip until the water has all drip
ont MOI fhn itliaa or,l o 10
sugar to cups of juice; then cook until In ellies
from the spoon (parnGs and cares make nice elly).
Other jellies can lie made by the same rules Will
some one tell me how TO make good puff paste?
Have any of the sisters tried egg pie? 1t is made like
chicken pie, and is nearly as good.
Mrs. Mary White, Murchison, Texas: have been
a silent reader of the dear old CONSTITUTION for
some time. If Alice Messer will send to the Weed
Sewing Machine Co, Hartford, Conn, she can get
anything she wants about her machine. If You
have your shuttle send it to the company and they
will send one like IL. If you have not the old shut
tie write to them for their circular of shuttes and
attachments They win readily accommodate you
Mrs. NJ. L. Dakin Martini Miss: / wish to pro-
cure the services of a young girl to do the house
work and cooking. Have only two in family
Wish neat,tidy girl; one that can be depended on
Am necessarily away from home great deal, and
want some one that will do the work as well in my
absence as ifI were there to see it done. Good
recommendations required.
Miss Fannie NJ Young Higley, Fla: will ex-
change two new ladies' hats or two new mems
cabbage Palmetto hats fancy paits worth g. 25 for
the same amount in Germantown yarn of q good
and pretty color, Hats could be sent By mail.
Mrs. Annie Lou W., Fort Gaines, Ga: One Of
our sisters wishes to know how to cure an itching
and eruption on the hands caused by milking. j
send remedy sure yet simple Wash the cows
udGer well with cold water in summer and freshly
drawn water in winter, then wipe dry with soft
Goth. 4 sister asked some time ago how to make
butter come quickly. Churn only the cream in q
little cold water and you win have delightful but.
termilk by beating the elabber we'll Put it IN q Jug
and lower IL in the corner Of the well. Buy rope
used for the purpose To clean the Jug crush
handful of egg shells and put them in the Jug and
shake with n little water Now viii some one tell
me what causes Jumps 10 form in the udder and
what will cure R
Mrs. N. N. Killebrew, Newton, Ala: would say
10 Miss Moliie Buchanan the Gala lily mat YVES
beautiful. will send flowers to her and several
other sisters in the fall, their letters came too
late to send them this spring The sisters who arc
kind enough to send shyacinths and other bulbs,
viii please send them by mail, as we have no eX-
press Office near will send seed Of the beautiful
wine colorcd Gamma 70 all who with them in the
fal IL they viii send q sclfaddress6d stamped en-
yelope
Miss Myrtle Lee, Newton, Ala: WIN some Of the
sisters please be 50 kind as 70 send the book or
paper Of instructions that goes with Marhley d
Fullor's gloye-fttng system Of dreacut,ing copy
righted March, 1888 / will take good care Of tic
book and return it If desired.
Playing with Snake.
"The youngest child Of w. NJ. Upton " says
the Maconb. ILL.,, journal, "a bright little fellow Of