The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-17

do think the farmers Of our country are being
| oppressed by the Mckinley tariff and that
| congress should give some relief and be-
| lieve they will.
| | am going to school at BENTON and study
ing rhetoric, geometry, algebra. civil govern
ment philosophy and physol61 sst like
| Why is the United States history, In the
| description Of the civil war, partial to the
| Correspondents soIicited-eithei sex, and
! especially from Texas
Mrs. J. J.. Pound Shiloh, Ga.-some time
ago l noticed a letter in Womhns Kingdom
| from Mrs. Anna Pritchard saying she would
exchange doll and animal patterns at me
| rate of cents each. wrote, sending ~
| cents for patterns, but have not hear word
| from her yet. | am so anxious Tor animal
| patterns, | have four small children ana
| dearly love to make toys for them If any
| other sister have them to exchange / would
| be glad to hear from her.
| / enjoy reading Woman's Kingdom so much.
| l send splendid pudding recipe: One cup
| sweet milk one pint flour. one egg one cup
sugar two Irresponsible butter, two teaspoons
! full baking powder; bake quick and serve hot
| with sauce.
IS. b. woodlawn, Gavin some of the
sisters please give NE Wp1 o their Ieera in
| The Constitution? [ will offer as my 1nitla-
| ton fee some thing 1 read not long since
| about water in rooms:
'"In purify the air in n room set q bucket
of water in II. in few hours II WI nave
| INC are will be pure the water filthy. At
an ordinary temperature Il bucket of water
! will absorb II pint Of cnrbonlc acld gas ana
/ several pinS OF ammonia. Hence, water
| kept in IL room for while Is unllt Tor use
/ will also give remedy for toot d1,'fin,,
| of ammonia, place it on or i'll the tooth II
| will relieve it immediately
| NJ. O. Knghten, Hollcy Springs. La see
| some one asking for remedy for trouble
some spleen, If they will ponj+ice II about roat
| twice 4 week with yong. tender poke r9 9@d
| * for long time 1t VIII cure IT, 10
| the farmers daughters I would say, when
you go to, hang your meat up to smoke WASP 4Sn
| it or and wipe dry and lay d@n with the
| flesh side up ana sprinkle with pulyerized
| borax over it, putting it a little thicker In
| kie with About a half ounce TO the piece.
| Then hang up the old way; you need NOT
smoke it much You VIII nave r nam WI Wli t"t
| the borax on all our meat and no skipper
| fly will come on it. Try it and be convinced
| If the man in Arkansas that wanted some
Louisiana sorgum cane to plant Will send
| the stamps | will send him package or
seed to plant as t we a aaF he"ro Oh Su'n
Wi Win saw 70 Mrs. j. NJ. Dcaton, IL she will
try the plymouth Rock and l'ramah chickens l5
| three times a day, with and then a little
| nux vomica and pepper she Will nave chickens
big enough for mrNGI III Two Two f3nv are n,'e1
! healthy hardy little chick.With many good
| wishes for Aunt Susy and happy New Year
! to all
Mrs NJ, Phillips, Rtdeeddale, reeo 1t S2..'
| been several wears since | appeared among
| you. ] miss sS~many names used to see in
| this department. The year 1S92 mas gone
WIFI all its joys and sorrows; is bright scenes
! and dark shades things of the past Many
! omen graves all this and other countries
, have heen surrounded by weeping friends;
! Some lived to see '92 almost gone, then passed
| away with the dying year May We that re-
/ main and are blessed with pleasant memories
| Of the past be grateful and those VINO VINO, nave nave
| been crushed with sorrow be hopeful ana
| comfortcd with the blessed promise, 'Lo'
/ am with you Away.
! 1t is prophesied in Daniel, in regard to the
! last days, many shall run to and fro Even
! took trip last summer and spent the month
| OF August from home which was grGat IraI
| Monterey. a beautiful town in the mountains.
What delightful trip we had next day. we
| took the train to stanton and there we TOOK
hack and rode forty-siX miles tnr4ugh thG
| picturesque scenery of Augusta and Highland
! five years ago with four little children who are
! now married and scattered. | enjoyed the
! scenery as much as If had never seen IT be-
| fore. We were crossing the SHENANDOAH noun
! tains and as would make sudden turns
! in the road and changing scenes would pre-,
| scnt such grand spectAcIcs mountain beyond
| mountain far stretching valleys, rugged rocks.
| high cliffs, running streams and houses hn!T
! hidden by shady groves: My Young friend
| became wild with enthusiasm and would cry
| out, ''Oh. mamma, just look II can't, /
| am watching the horses, was the sober re-
| ply | assured her there was no danger, that
| The driver would take us over all right. we
| stopped at Il wayside inn, got dinner, req our
| horses and rested an hour. then pursued our
| journey anew and over and over the noun
| IHins we went, stopping once ana awhile TO
| drink from the babbling stream that tricked
| down the rugged rocks, and now and then 10
gather specimens from the grand geolog'h,
surroundings and when my young friend OK
! up horseshoe in tia" road she was larry ue-
! lighted with her good luck. Just as sol was
| sinking behind the western scenes and throw
| ing his last rays over hill and dal we made
| Monterey '"Twas then l had some thcDghts
that that wildly raved about and loudly knocked