The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-16

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the postmaster CheTe, anu na'e lev bn
Woru lIom hiih or my o''ihP' "A" 5' "
liGVe III Is iiaa4 tor sriced CRANES which the sis
seHu reClPe loi oPIoou si"f .L n,nnts or nc a
ters VIII ma very nice ~ cio "I'i ice hoUaraoa
madicina for diarrbmaF
S III ~ r,'ns and smear enouph TO cover
them stew and Strain them and then put in one
mint of smear a tablespoonful of ground cloves,
and one OF cinnamon Let all come to q boil and
when cool bottle for use
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o. MoSele, MISS, asking lol io..p0 ~ r' i!
up cucumbers ana beans 1or WlilSeI W. go
one my mother USED loI SeVe t ga dissnIvn alt
failed: Fill vessel rs full or water ulssolvt sdiS
until there is about pint IN Ihe potVoih VI 1lio
vessel boil twenty minutes; pour IL IN d wo oonl
or eartnen vessel et COOL d not he bruised or
es, " pliiel scea.o,Ua ;t NV cloth make , COW
washed wipe them WIN nry c4 w - the vesse.
t,a o. p;ht 80 ',ress Them undcr the brine.
~ nnt ~ ' 100 st, sn ~ ai9'' i0i o'~ N'
"a '
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Mrs Dixie Johnson Carthage, Nlss ~ n Geti
celved much good from our corner % i , i,;o
Iuti9n: W,sh TO aoo one sooo ioo'p0 W.
Go1u pickles: ,a,uo s,ioo than, in ouar-
+ o"i ouc me- 1f 80 IA -, tsr~a dou,t cut.
49,, ' -. ~ S wy 49,, ~, 49, ,rr ,r lar tn fine
1io,,, ' a. 10y .o III al ~ 195 ,.a. tban, fill
ueptn Oh tree ihGhes Sprihlo sa,. ~" ncm,ber
ing all the open places, ana cover the ms
half an inch Continue IN TINS way uhtii Wv! ;
vesse! is flied, adding to your stock at any tlile
you can get the cucunbers. Keep WelEnteu wv
and covered When wanted lor use take ou. 9.
quantity. SOAK Tor Two days, changing tno "''oi
olten. 'rali lol che honr' aau sGtu IN min the
meyer use water 10 MAKE oIlile, IL "iAi AN'i 'A
P'ehlos' he0P pc"ii9 VIC o'iiio way
Mrs. Laura X. Walker, Hoke's Bluff, Ala.-1 send
the sisters a recipe for canning irut Take bar
rel or box put an OF Goals of fire in the box
put lar Of water enough to cover the fruit in the
box around the oven take a thin CLOTH spread over
the box and tie put your fruit the cloth. then
ful or suiphar' pun In tnG oven OK ilio anu iGn ~
3o , oo % NON, oo th smocd water in the vessel
J"it vn,T frntt ier thewoter come over the TOP of
49,, ruit +ben tin III, with manner and cloth they
vii tee, rIcev and look iust like they ava when
n,, ,,rt tbnn, mn like II better than the frDit
!ou ~. ', a ~ ,,nnh cEeancr. when use1 a.n
II ~, ~ WV n,G ,r"so1 wy -''' W -
WIZ NC WI PlO 1 +1,o+ e+ro,,c. x,;raoar will
, ,l1telF' uu Wv. 1G '' " 07 w.
XIII nee Oh SVooA'
MIS- Inla ieauoWs, i'eneVoehce, p't.-NtlS - ~
one to tell her what VIII Keep "eaFels from her
seeds Ii she VIII (lItef tney a1e thorouShly dfS(
put four or five drops of turpentlne on several
very small pieces OF cloth, and put Ter seeds IN
bottle dropping in piece of the cloth occasion
alIy then cork tight she will not be bothered
with those troublesome weavels i'll her seeds.
was at a friends house once, and she was put
ting up her beans in the above way, and l asked
her why she did it. She said to keep weavels from
them, and ever since then have put seeds away
III that way, and am never troubled with WeaVels.
Try it, sister b. and report the result
Next comes my turn to ask a question, although
it has been asked before and hope Mrs. KING wall