The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-04
THE KINGDOMS coRRE%toNDENcN
a Cosby Exchange OF Views Among
the Ladies' for Themselves.

the Ladies for Themselves.
Orphan Girl Iloye,l, Fla.-Is fruit canned
with compound extract OF SaiyX, any more inju-
rIouS to health jhan chose put up III tin? Please
some one Tgho has tr;ed it answer through the
Kingdom correspondence and greatly 0hlige.
p. @. Box 6i, Mooresville, y C.~Can any reader
of this paper civ c me any Information as to the
whereabouts OF James Wilson Spears! He was
born near Molnphis, Tenn, III 1860. The family
moved to mississippi, and when last heard OF he
was at Cotton Plant ARK. Stamps refunded.
Mrs Mary A. Hill, Hot House, Ga.-Wi1 some
OF the sisters send me 2 few geranium cuttings in
vine wish TO exchange is hardy, lives Ri winter
ana spreads TapidlY is real nice for graves,
mounds. rock walls &C. has a little blue flower
early IN the spring, but its leaves are its chief
charm. Those that haven't it will be delighted
with 1t; Is easy grown. will send enough for a
good start to those that are KIND enough to send
lie cuttings.
Mrs, Jessie, NJ. Walker, Ansley, Ala, wishes 10
know the whereabouts Of Clcm Walker. When
Last heard from he was iii south Florida. He had
son, Willie, who left home twc.ve or thirteen
years ago. II any readers of The Constitution
know anything concerning hIs whereabouts or
any OF lis family it viii be Thankfully received.
am very anxious TO know rs have knows of I'M
pUltanCc tpr him.
Long live The Constitution and dear Aunt Susie.
Mrs. Ltta Burch, Georgoana, Aa.--NIy home is
in the southern part ~ Alabama about one nun
are not rich, buJ very productive with help.
| have beautiful fowl, crossed breed with
white G4nea and crane; it is perfectly gentle,
Wonid Ike to exchange FOR anything useful
think aunt Susie'S letters SO jnst.uctinG /
hope she won have the grip any more.
II any OF the sisters will write to ne l VIII send
send recipe Tor making polk stalk pickles.
Success to The Constitution.
Mrs. c. II. Myers, Madison, ", Val have been
4 silent reader NJ here among the West Virginia
hills, vi TAe Constitution for some time, ana al
"ays read the Woman's Kingdom iirst. Rave seen
many OF the iaHics.wTiting for recipe to make
white cake, give the following which l think is
snow Drift Cake: Two tcacupfuls smear. 2 +aa-
cuptuis Hour. + teacupiu!s butter, whites of
eggs, heaping teaspOouiUls Of baking powder ]
sent teacupiu! water. tcaspo0nfujs tiayoring to
salr taste. Beat the sugar and butter with the
hand fifteen minutes, then ada the whites of the
eggs beaten stiff. Beat live minutes longer add
tie water next and The -four and baking powder
siitcd four times and lastly the hdvorlnG. Beat
ri Together twenty-five minutes. FrOstinu use
the whites OF two eggs ana -our ounces pulverized
sugar.
triod this recipe and find it is very nice.
AIra. Eliza OIGft, Cnona, Fla.-As I enjoy read
IN the letters IN the hlngdom 50 much, thought
1 would write letter.
~ have had long dry spen of weather this
sDting, though in the last two weeks we have had
some nice rains, though not a plentiful potato
season. Some uf the farmers are IlanJlu9 peas
ana potatoes. The rains came too late to benefit
tile c@E plant c!Or.
the baNtU lie gUIi Of heNIco. 1t is very pleasant
to az on the gut beach ana pich up shells when
the sun is not TOO hot.
We had quite Il gathering at church dav-be-
lore Yesterday. The appointment made by
our munster to meet there to clean UP the Sround
aho0t me church and grave yard and lay Off the
ground Tor Tie cemetery. 1t warm but the
men o!d "CrA constantly, and the ladies cleaned
w ana dressed the graves CT their loved ones.
the children enjoyed the tine very much walk
liig a1oEi the grounds and the babies slept in the
chnEcA when they were not crying.
AAout midday the ladies spread bOuntful din
hrf Rn0et the shade of the spruce pines All
sccluef 20 enjoy II, and ii pleasant to be there
The men continued their work after dinner, ana
mate ctI&iGtfahie Improvement in the appear
anco q ne grounds. fney are - work another
DAY nCHJ week.
The oranges re all gone. The groves will not
be ripe until July.
am = constant reader OF The Constitution, and
Mrs. y. II. Iridgcn Creek, \. CT wonder if
all the sisters read the piece in Tie Constitution
Of May ith "Ihe Rights OF Children. and
Thought as good rs did, ami now ! feel Inclined
to write few lines along that line myself
People do not regard childyen'5 rights and feel
imgS much as they should, and think. Lcna,,se
they are children. anything is good enough, and
Wii 90 for them, Lut the child does lee that
way ahOUt II.
ILeIe Is one thing that goes hard with some chill