The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-16

plng with bIuestOne IN water, castor OIL with a
find preventive have the best and only remedy
for chicken cholera have even known, which
will give in future letter, as this is already too
long, fear.
Mrs Matte O. DeIIart, Meadows of Daa, Va
NV husband has been taking THE CONSTITUTION
for some time, and it's weekly visits are very
pleasant. am specially devoted to the Wonmn's
Kingdom. always read that page first, and find
many things in it that are interesting and useful.
/ will say to the sisters that have several varie
ties of nice raspberries; would like to exchange
rooted cuttings OF raspberres or tuberoses, glad
iolas and dahlias for hardy flo" ering plants, ETC.,
anything that is useful or Ornamental. J. would
like very much to have the novel, THE Qnlciz
Wishing THE CoSsrlruTIoN success, and that
Aunt Susie may have a long and happy life, am
yours, etc.
Maggie A. Lediic, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.-February
comes in bright and shiny 1t makes one think
of spring and flowers. am constant reader OF
the Wonan's Kingdom. l think it is kind of the
editress to allow exchanges. DO you know TO col
or a good black, which will not fade or rub on.
dip the goods first in solution of water ana Elue
vitriol, air often, hang out and let partly dry ana
then dip in solution of logwood and water. Let
both dyes come to the boil before Dipping. White
oak bark put in the water which chickens have to
drink is excellent for cholera. l am very anxious
to obtain a baby cab. Since buying crib, have
been sick and dare not carry my boy nave TWO
nickle- plated napkin rings silver, ilVc DoIies
castor and seven yards of checked rcd and white
silk, which will give for a cab; ii any mothef
has one to dispose of please write me- ne, ms 1, Is
"Bcn Hur" for the rings. will exchange the
castor for three cloth bound good books, and the
silk for books or anything useful as RED does not
become me.
Miss S. e. Moody Attention, n C.-Please allow
me to say to those who have written to me. that
cannot answer those who do not send postage.
have large quantity Of touch me not sccd nave
many varieties, such as white, rose, purple, moi
tied etc, and will send package OF eacA variety,
or a package of Paragon or Ierlcctlon Iohitlo
seed or Ironclad watermelon seed to all who send
stamped, self-addressed envelope for my list OF
bulbs seeds etc. l will gladly exchange tnhcrose,
gladiole and several other bulbs, pa1lsy, veIpana
and other flower seeds, also few rare yegetahle
seeds, for quilt pieces, remnants Oh GoouS OF any
kind, stamping patterns turkey or l:5t- pE-ciA
thread for working pillow shams, etc., or Tor any
thing that win be OF use 70 ne nope Iay a., mo
and will send stamped envelope Tor PACKAGE Oh
seed. Have any Of the sisters the quilt patterns
fa ae and Eack?" Win some ono give remedy
for ingrowng nails?
Mrs Alice Thomas, Doland. South Dakota,-dow
would YOU all like to spend the day Just passed III
South Dakota? For a fierce wind and snow storm
has ragged ali day-in fact, Dakota blizzard. You
could at times only 1 see the has o n in 81 sea of
red and gold. Truly a beautiful sight on our VAST
prairies, where you may ride Tor days without see
inc a tree or shrub of any kind, unless in some OF
ths older settled parts. Cherries at times, al
though when our great fields are filed with way
ing green as far as the eye can reach tey peCoihe
a thing of Joy indeed. Then come with Lie 1of Il
little ride town; that is only fifteen mics max
ing drive of thirty miles, and you VIII say "AeS
Dakota has her charms.
Our roads are a delight; Your buggy rolls along
with lightest of motion, and fences are almost I'M
known here, you can drive at pleasure, only iot 10
treSpass on green fields. -,
Well dear sisters ii you are not frozen with
this breath of Old Dakota, should love Visit 70
your sunny southland, for we sadly mss the row
ers. We greatly enjoy the weekly visits OF HE
CONSTITUTION.