The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-15

have Juice make ID in tin pans, only small guam
titv at a time. boil several pans a time; when
it b0Ils few minutes try il by dipping spoon ia
1t and wien it drips from thc spoon in flakes it
is done,
10 make red Jelly Loii the frait whole until it
will mash: use the same amount of watsr and
make YOU do the pulpS
/ take ihe pups that use for the light coloreJ
Jelly press II through a sieve 60 take TN -eea ono
I then add as much sugar a. ruin>, boil Il hah an
hOur, a.d a little water II u l. dry. tan rs yoi
would osEer truit; it makes excellent rolls
also put up the mills or rolls. Boil them in wa
ter uutil tender, adj half as macn sugar rs fruit,
boil uu;ii syrup thickens and can,
"Muscatnp vine - Pulp. or mash the musca-
dimes, and Ia every gallon ada three puts 81 bou-
ing water, let 1t stand ~ hours. then STRAIN
you c.,n 10 every gallon OF juice add ; pounds Of
sugar; put il in a large stone jar, covHr the top
with a thin cloth, skim il every lew days until no
foam rises to the top, leave 1t IN the open jar
three weeks, bottle and seal.
/ make grape and blackberry wine by this recipe,
ais" wild grape wine u y splendid. .....,,
Hoping dear Aunt susie | have not tFespasScd
upon your patiecc and space ia this column VIII
thank You and the many sisters for the pleasure
and good information 1 nave enjoyed from the
Woman's Kingdom the many years have been
taking The Constitution.
Mr.. uaeeie A. Beatty Peru, Fla.- some OF The
Kingdoms core rondents are asking about the
training Of children. would refer 20 piece on
education by Martin Il. upper, which = excel
lent ami winch think every mo;her Should READ
and re- read until It's lines OF truth, beauty ana
wisdom are indUhniy stamped upon the memory
to ,Ilidc in the ntoulding OF the lnfantIle mind.
Jumper says: "Charactcr grpweth day ny DAY,
and ail things aid il IA unfolding, and ihe bent
unto good or evi may be given in the hours OF
infancy.
- with what great care should mot hers manage
even thc infant. e he babe l. leased or irettett
or humored unnecessarily ia the cradle. you may
have at the are Of three sour wears wlliuI NJ
Tie tyrant. whose every wnm must he grained,
whose luaty cries make every older member ol the
household willing TO grant his slightest wish IN
0Tder 10 preserve quiet.
Turpei speaks oi the right kind OF nurse Of
.hr ri.h; Kind % pharmacies; of the kind of liter
atufe thai should he given him; OF teaching him
To love; ot teaching industry, prudence, conh-
dence and obedience.
Nov? i think from what | have said, that all
mothers will desire to read this piece tor them
selves and profit by the good advice given Teach
children to Ire neat, careful and useful aud they
will be happy
upper says: "Happincss II roadside Hover
growing on the highways Of usefulness"
Thcn to he happy we must hc Hseiui chllttrel a.
well aS older neoBe. If mother VIII gather h@i
children around her for one half houf even every
lav ana tell them useful things 10 know, and sto-
res that will cause them 10 think about bees,
birds. hoyytrs, and other thin.s. much good may
be accomplished and lasting Impressions nlattt
for good.
IL may he argued that mothers do not have tinl(
Tor TINS hat think they should take time.
Delightful task. to rear the tender thoaSht,
10 teach the young idea how to shoot.
Mothers too often, fear leave too much OF this
rearing and teaonIng for some one to do for then
after years iii the scho0lroom.