The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13

checking up too quickly will throw the
| disease TO the brain, producing fever ana
J. r. Hanson. Banks, Ala.It is not often
| you see letters from the male written to
| the WOmans Kingdom, but | want to ask
through this medium coneernins The he. where here
is Mary Amanda Kndrick; she is the laugh
ter of Il. s. Kndrick and Elizabeth {. Kilt
nrick When last heard of nfr she "f s"S
| would be gladly received. II any one sees tins
that Knows of her whereabouts, or if she sees
| Will be more than glad To hear from her Hope
to get an answer: WIN say God bless the
! eCitresS Of the WomanS Kingdom ana long
| live The Constitution.
Sunshine. Hale county, Alabama. Mrs. w
| p. Nelson, l have not disposed of my sup
ply Of double pink hyacinths and grape h!a
einths, all of my seed or Brazilian morn
| ing glory, and any one wishing any OF ne
above. and having nothing to exchange. "
| they will sendstamps for postage l Will take
pleasure IN recommending men; H te thnir
| homes with the long Spanish gray moss!
1t is lovely, crystazcd. know 1he ~, northern
! sisters would he charmed with II lor Ames
decorations. II they wish to secure the moss,
| write 10 and send stamps Ior mallibs.
| apNif l can thereby give pleasure to any
one.
Mrq. Eliza Onir, Anona. Fla.-If 4 Farm
| er's Daughter Will put her smoked hams in
sack. made of drilling or mex IN anpenrs
and sew them MP close and hang them in the
snokeheuss not "tinf h anem a 1"ern WASH sas
| In sacks My plan was TO have strong
nails driven on the tiers where the smoRed
meat hangs. I speak from experience.
have kept hams from winter to the next;
IN the upper part of the state, wren ! hiNou
the Suwanee river but me clii;,ie h nap
In Hisborougl county, is much warmer con.
seq,Iently. is harder on meat. Iou.;o ~
best to isiont the hams tk u coi on hc ee
this winter: have light frost two or tntee
times. though nothing hurt yet. Io'atoe
leaves turned black
! "A Friend"-If the sister from BAN, ~; -,
Will try this remedy for muscular rhcnilia' ,n
g. for a wear or two and 1T cured her AFTER
irving a great many othef rencuits .an
failed one quart OF s, p" nipt poo GOOD whisky:
mix This and take one good sW;lloW n.y. Ir,i
times each day until it affects 19e Knows too ,
much poEk will cause blindness for Whlle.
Now at the same time she Is using Ing
mix one quart strong polk root tea, Que pm,
coal oil, one pint strong apple yineE ;ar am
rub the affected parts three tunes = w.! rnr
Is certain cure also se ,rat ar 'aH hot as
she can drink before each n,eais. ~ Hup "
hot water with teaspoonlii OF aan'c s' If
before breakfast VIII cure SIGN he""
continued long enough.
urs Natt,e Armor. Union. Ga Since writ
.s - have aready received seventy five le'-
tiers. some from nearly G'ctS N.Y. FOR rep!y,
and a GOOD many sent seed to exchange iol ny
cuttings 1t is to these ! write ms 'a, nt NO
s"venv that owing to sickness VIII NOT ne
ailo 10 send the cuttings inside Of a month
at which time 1 hope to DC up ana an'S 20 n M.
tnnd to if: So kind friends. Just wait pa,
tientIy on me and | will Try to srnn 10 al,
that have sent seed some of my c'h lil@s.
scrh a !;-Yfto and good recipe Iot AMY
.sF Vie sugar. -two-thirdS cup sWtc'
milk, 1nee" ,aping teaspoon hahhs n"Tur ar
one Gun butter. mix well, bake as Il laIet
cake: then take the yelkS of three eggs pti1t
well into half tearup grated cho'oih't,
put half cup water ana one law, oup SuI lct boil
until it begins to rope; take OH ana Wl'n wv,
stir in the chocolate ana egg an" ~ en- n,1
cake rs you would jelly cake You VIII hna
it delightful.
In answer TO A Farmers Daughter, asking
for the simplest method OF keeping mans
soplrlr clear. windy day take them down,
have a vessel Of boiling water up mem III
flesh side d"Wn let mem a, s anv J JUS thai bnf
may be deposited; then put In the ar TO afy
Oft; trim off the fat pont ny Whlch II mas
been hung, then take newspapers anu wrap
quite a number around them. and wrap them
securely with thread 10 hold the PAPERS IN
take the Ram and lay it hiasways the cloth,
sack it makes no difference. After you get
il we'll wrapped, lake needle and strong
thread and sew it securely. SO you know 10
insects will get i'll then make Il le0p TO hang
il back in the SluDkchouse, and be sure and
hang with the hook down. If you pack meat
in The corn Shuci.s, it will keep, as no in
December keeps better than that killed later.
wish some of the sisters would tell me
how To keep my wafer hyacnth through the
| winter; | wish TO know right away. Must it
Mrs Sue Thomson. Itasca, Texas: If
| Farmers Daughter will go 10y an Old ante
| bcliun rule which the writer never knew to 1
| fail and She cheapest, simplest way, she can
| possibly find flies. bugs and will be
| things Of The past When your hams have ia
! Ken salt dip each ham i'll a pot or boiling or
! very hot water. which has been made hot with
| red pepper. hang up Immediate and keep u
| .'booIHiltg' smoke from sun up till sun down,
| or Till every ty has gone to ro0St when hams
are well smoked dry and place each III separate
| bags made one third TWO large, ill round with
| the end Of the sack. letting string 10 ham by
! come outside, and If the ham is sound and free
! from insects when il goes in twill be when
| ii comes out remember This mode has nothing
| to do with tie saving of meat, hut protecting
| hams must he sound and holes in sack,
| You wish to keep a few pounds OF fresh meat
| in hot weather. place your vessel containing
| the meat sailed. On wet piece Of puilt, anoth-
| ed piece around the vessel. keep covered close
! and milk keeps nicely by keeping wet clothes
| over and nader and set In drauGht of air:
| on Il farm ice is not to he had every day, and
| such simple rules are nice to know. Win some
one send copy fgil address Of IAN the
Year iounI:' edited by Charles Dickens. jr
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