The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30

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| seems like a letter from home
(, have been in Texas seven years, and like this
| prlsed when first came to Texas, as founu sc
| much refinement and hospitality here. We have
splehdid schools and churches; and the people
generally WI h whom have become acuuainted
are as KIND and sociabc as any place ever lived
| ana nave lived in several different states
or ops, ana gardens are good this year though
we need ram now. We have very little fruit this
year as 1t was nearly all killed by that severe cold
spell i'll February.
Laura McMichael, Grand Cave, La-Some time
ago some one wanted to know how to destroy ed
bugs VIII give my experience: First, keen the
oed Clean and from the walls of the house: and
once WeeA take the eteads down and put in all
tEe hidlnS places corrosive liniment; sun beds
often.
wish more of the ladies would write as this
page is open to the women. take The Constitu-
ton, and would as soon be without a house as it,
tried Mrs. Nancy Williams = muffin recipe; it
Is 9uiJe nice to have good recipes on hand. |
nave Imperial Cook Book" which | think very
good, but get lots of recipes from this paper,
ana they are all good ones.
some one was wanting to know the name of a
goou chtlt. Norman 5 system Is a reliable one.
use 1t all the time and never had SO much as an
ihsttuclloh board or lesson it is good.
VIII give my recipe for scaly legs IN chickens
Coal.oli put on them well once
Mrs. L. G. Bryant, Rochester, La have visit
ed the hlngdom several times before, but never
with as sad heart as | do this morning. The
dreaded monster, death, has taken from us our
darling little girl of seven summers, and lett oul
mn 9"U Hlu ueeo'dto While our hearts are tofn
.n hiW uSetina' None pdC those that nave passed
IhI0uS TIC Same sore trlal Know the desolatlon
anu gloom OF our deserted household.
.i ono vas cAceeolnEY iona OF movers the last
Vi,Ae sue ever walked out, she gathered some
which remained fresh and green i'll the room after
her soul had taken its everlasting flight.
But she has been transplanrCd among far more
uea"tl II! HoWers than earth, where they are ever
blooming and never fade nor wither.
teip me - pray that may become reconciled
TO COD VIII, and that we may SO live that we may
ma IfTnG lbs va 6ep nj IN tat beautiful
nele Irbnr a hu 80 az 40 Jot aiu sIa"
hear TN. sweet nnsic in thaf bea',tifni c u
a humn in nr,dise 80 '''''' - 0i'S VI "ou
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MIS-. ihthle Mcfhelson, princeton, Iexas.-l
see huch OF Iate Oh woman rights, and VIII here
give my views ON the SUBJECT
am opposed to women ofliclating in a public
capacity, though do think they should be equal
Win their husbands III domestic affairs. 1t seems
to be the custom OF the husband to hold the
purse strings, and to beve they have the right to
do 50. Ii they poor aud she at home attend
ing 70 the daily duties of preparing his food,
washing his clothes, mending them, and keeping
the house IN order, she Is thus spending her hours
III Inc mutual good ana comfort OF her family,
while the husband is in the field or shop maxim.
money, which should be equally divided between
the two, husband and wife l think he should be
an equal shaier IN the products OF domestic COM
tort, Tor she Is equally interested IN his affairs.
And Is she not help mete In all which preserves
IN no position IN social life where the wife's Ia
bors are not valued by dollars and cents, worth
just as much as those OF her husband? The fact
Is, there IS more danger to the finances Of the
rat if th, f1il,, mise we're oen To Morn ,,1rties
II IN. husband ,Ilouid mako a cnnhdent of his
vile in rno,rJ to MS rirrt,ni,+aDrs There would
ln li+1e rf3son rn fear that she ,rnnId he a soand
thrift
hone the dav is not far distant when men will
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"CNli III SGeo VIII put oeas' peas ett' III u MUG
cotton sack and pour some turpentlne over them,
az oI C'illA Sne WIZ hdNS any tioolt WIN "eNil'
~ u"ea Hot ahecC me germ aI Az out ol COURSE
lho2e WAlcn are 10 ne saved 10 eat during winter
sHOUlu not De treated tAlS way
Almost any hlhu OF apples may De preserved
WITHOUT cooking 70 pieces II, altef p4flhg ana
cutting Them IN sultaoie slzeu pieces they are lald
III - tIC'9 "ttn i!'nI "tve' W. nsnt, e
,'ot ;1 Ii iS .i Co Va. i'0' "4i1le "'' Ai0-
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MIS- ~ IL smith F1FeieIC springs, ga nave
long been silent adhlrer OF the Nolnans KING
Com, anu nave become deeply Interested III the
discussion shall we know each other tLere?'
beg permission to dIIcr Win the Louisiana
sister | firmly believe that we shall know each
other there" by referring to the xvi chapter of
of lpI :