The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21

muda lily, azaleas and blenders should be
kept out of strong sunlight if you care to
have the flowers last well. Be sure TO
give them fresh air daily.
CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE KINGDOM
A Cosby Exchange OF Views Among the
Ladies for Themselves
NorE-Letters written on both sides Of the paper
cannos be printed
viii rhe correspondents of this column please
address their letters to $50 CORTLAND avenue.
and not 400. This is the nov number of nv
house, and all letters must be addressed to No.
$50
Read and Remember.
We cannot advertise in this department.
Several letters have been received this week
Offering articles and mentioning a fixed price;
we leave out all such letters; do not object TO
simple exchanges but other offers will be Lett
ut.
win Dorothy in Woman's Kingdom of Febru-
AIRY 2lst eehly Constitution send her address to
postoiiice box "a, Paragould, Ark, care of post
MASTER
Mrs. Mary A. STUDIES, Daingcrneld, Texas
If any one knows the whereabouts of Mr.
Jack Stubes and will write to me it will be
thai kfully received by his mother. When
last heard from he was in Tallapoosa, Ga
Address as above.
j. +. O'Den, Colfax, Wash.-I agree with
Dorothy and am on the side Of the affirmative;
her argument is very sensible. or all the
and the associations about home are the most
Mrs c. Raymond, Dlsston City, FIa.-Do
any Of the sisters know the value Of the liu-
Cite stove mat? 1t is the greatest help and
economizer in the kitchen, think, of any
i'm Ion
tally for oatmeal. Our oranges and olean-
ders are in bloom now l Will send 4 few
to each sister who will send stamps for post
age.
Mrs. G. v, Allgood, Summerfied La
me hssf fe 10 OF Me S for cnrch
We have nice new church house
just finished and there have ABOUT twenty
want TO get the church furniture, such as
carpets and stoves. The church
to know what would be the best way to
make money. We are now plecins quits Tor
sale.
Mrs. w. II. Strickland. Waylonzo Fla
Win some one please inform me where can
get chart for cutting mems and boys cloth.
ing? / Use Marllcy'S goYe-ftting system OF
family. and am r the feminine y II. il n.c;ris
all requirements In its INC, but it does act
answer for my husband and the boys. we
have been taking The Constitution for some
time and think it is an excellent paper.
Mrs. Rebecca Lindsay. Arcadia La want
to inquire through The Woman Kingdom
for my sister, Mrs. Arinda Davis; her maiden
name WIS Arinda Clark. She married VIII
liam j. Davis in Tailadega county, Alabama;
aud moved from there to the. west; last heard
cf was in Lee county, mississippi; that was
in 1863 or "a. when Shermans raid went
through that country. II any one sees ms
ana will write to me It viii give Yer, me grea NJ
her children or grandchildren.
John r. Reeves. Lott, Falls county. Tex
Aunt Susie, ] will not write as one of your
aunts or nicces, but rs an old Georgia 'reh.'
/ como asking about any member of the third
confederate cavalry regiment company II; II
YOU should publish This and there are any of
them living should be glad to hear from
them. Also if any of the subscribers of The
Constitution has an Old novel the title "The
Trials Of a Soldiers Wife" | should lie glad
10 set the same. 1t was dedicated to my
old schoolmate. Judge Jared l. Whitaker, Of
Atlanta. / will pay postage and return it If
wanted.
Mrs. NJ. Robert, Pennington, CA wish to
say 10 the ladies vino wrote and did not re-
ceiyr the flowers, that | had to first send to
those who sent to me. My stock was eX-
hausted after the first week. I sent numbers
OF packages by every train. WIFI ret some of
the sisters be kind enough to give tho address
of some teachers agency in any state? VIII
lovely spring weather after the two days
freeze. do enjoy so much the sisters letters.
Long life 10 the WomanS Kingdom and it's
kind GditrcsS>
Mrs. i. A. Martin, Desdcmonia, Texas
Now that it is settled that The Constitution
present year, feel that / would like TO write
Il letter 10 the ladies' column anG tell them
that I'm shut in,. in the fullest sense of the
word never leaving my home and very sell
dom my room, and | must bear some pain
each day. but While 1 am shut in from much
that is pleasant, the sunshine and the flowers
i much
must bear and | have much to be thankful
for. hive comfortable home, a kind aud
loving family to care for me: then | have the
use of my eyes and hands, and, though |
must lie down always, can knit, sew, read
wdad IKE o h1a t ncce fwo Of E a5
or worsted from any who can spare them. l
do not knit lace, as my eyes are too weak.
very nicely, and will do such work IN return
If keep well enough.
IF any lady reading this letter would like
a pleasant home in Texas as general house.
keeper | would like to hear from her.
to express my appreciation for the Woman's
Kingdom. | have been benefited much Ivy
reading it, | try most all the recipes and
like the book. "Christan Secret of a Happy
Life" and would advise every one to read
and practice its teachings II Mrs b, NJ.
Wright. of Dunbar. S. G, or any one wish
ing seed of the "ty poison plant will send
ne self addressed envelope will send
Al
March. This plant is quite a curiosity; If IS
sure death to the fly and viii not hurt med
dlescmc children, chickens or cats or any
thing OF the kiud. Prepare for use by taking
four five large leaves. beat mp in q cloth
to Il pulp, put Into plate and put two or
three sp00nfuls OF sweet milk over il; stir
together and put whore flies will get ii. You
Will soon get rid OF them. Dry the leaves in
summer FOR use in early spring. Any one
sending to me for seed who has seed Of white
or yellow fcverfew. lAntanna, heianthus or
any other flower seed / would be glad il they
would send me some. Long live The COnsti-
tuition and Aunt Susie.
J.. D. T., Nethers, Val have been an
attentive reader of the letters from the
sisters and have oftcntimes wondered why
50 few from Virginia ever write. am sure
that there are many fair daughters in the dear
cold mother state" competent Of entertain
ing those who enter the Kingdom.
/ see that Dorothy, Atlanta Ga, wishes to
Introduce n subject for discussion. Now /
think she ought TO put it into proper shape
and then let all the sisters affirm or deny. I
am sure there is on earth who loves
home more than l do. | have one, with
father and mother to preside and per-
fcctlv satisfied. Yet, | am not content to
remain idle ana dependent and go out to
teach during the winter. Can any one he
gagged in q grander, nobler work than In the
cause OF educa tion? During the sumner am
free as the birds I can have flowers, raise
chickens ducks and turkeys; but oh me! to
darn socks, sew on buttons and cooking l
detest If Dorothy will send me her full adj