The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-17


little one said to me, ''rrindma, have found out
where the fairies live in your flower garden"
At no season of the year are the flowers so ex-
qnisite As now. As write, see through my win
dow many roses of many colors; masses OF white
and red cockscomb, crimson SALIVA, long row OF
gladiOlOs each side of them and hiding their
stems are pinks, luXuriant, gay and sweet ~
shall lie glad to furnish seed To any one. WIN
give any one three papers who Will send stamped
and seli-addressed envelope.
Mrs. s. w. Leming, McDSde, TeXas.-I live in
the Zig state of Texas, on good farm. My nus
band has just renewed his subscription Tor Inc
Constitution, as H. is very partial toward IT. 1
like the p3pcr extremely well. and my little boy,
six years old, tahes a great delight i'm hearing me
read Little Mr.. Thimhleiinger."
have good many nice flowers, and VIII send
any of the sisters hibiscus seed. if they viii send
me either pansy, pink or verbena seed.
Mrs. James Bradley. Iapine +. O., La.-Sisters,
have some extra tine watermelon and cantaloupe
seed, and would like to divide with you, and viii
send TO any and all, If you send self-addressed
stamped envelope. Tie watermelons are long
green and extremely sweet Weight, 70 and y. go
Rub your lamp chimneys out with salt, VIII
make them beautifully clear.
Caomcl put in sweet potato or bread and
dropped in mole runs will eXterminate them.
Mrs. Maggie Mobley, Rosebud, Texas.--I read
with interest the interview with Governor Northen
IN The Atlanta Constitution, July 3Oth, especially
that part pertaining 10 the observance oil sunday
laws IN Canada.
What a blessed thought to think of a live COM
mercal city of 200 900 inhabitants III perfect quie
The setting apart of the sabbath for rest and
holiness al thought IS divine blessing. and
should be observed in our southland as in Canada.
But what a contrast she presents To the condl-
ton we find in parts OF our south where we i've
in close proximity with a foreign element who in
dulge in card playing and such worldly amuse-
mcnts.
The sister in Louisiana who did not believe in
heavenly recognition, has created quite q discus
SION. /. like mary Others. disagree With her.
I'd y. III.
live with me "A one of the family TO assist IN my
duties and Tor company. one with a good dispo-
such demand here.
did any of the sisters with whom / exchanged
the wonder bean, try them as table bean? do
not iinG them lit FOR use.
My best wishes for Mrs. King and the sisters.
Mrs. N. NJ. Morris, Autun. SCI have been
reader OF The Constitution "A long time, and now
for the first come knocking at the door.
wish more 81 the sisters would write about the
management of children, for have three small
ones wish to raise them TO Ice God-fearing
have some very pretty flowers, and would like
10 get iulb rose from Miss Alice 6alhouse, or
amy al the sisters that viii DE kiuu enough To send
them. viii send oia,r flowers or anything have
In exchange.
would like to exchange lace pillow shams for
five yards of oil calico two yards of white Han
Lci DID amy oi the sister know that little salt
used Boa ulUiug c.uthe, viii keep them from look
an, strcakcd- \ ittle may be put lH the starch II
h,gin. l. used lu o..
\ very GOOD pickle is made of green tomatoes; ;
gr,eucI tle better: One Gallon tomatoes sliced
min SAT- in layers l,t stand all night; drain well
in the morning, Slice four large onions, place in
Jar "a layer OF tomatoes and layer ol onions and
50 prnoved take one tclspoouiui each OF cloves
al~pICr. cinnamon and black pepper, put IN bag,
luil twenty minutes in good Vinegar: nat some
green peppers cut fine. puGr on boiling enough to
cover AL, cover tightly, aud let stand three weeks
without opening.
Good wishes 70 The Constitution.
sIrs. g. W. Brazell, Walnut nill, Ala will try
and add my mite this morning. | think our cor
n,r is one "a the most interesting parts of the
paper I gain 50 much good information c ch
week, for one can learn something from 1t almost
any time they glance over it,
want 10 thank Mrs. &. r.. Myers, of Madison,
" Va, Tor the nice cake recipe she gave us. Now,
sisters. wish yuu would ali try it. never could
have any luck in baking cake until tried her
recipci 10 Is Just delightful.
VIII some one llease tell me through WOman's
Kingdom how to Ice successful In making musca-
dime Jelly? never tried 10 make amy, but would
like o. IN a short while n knew how.
think Aunt susie give Us some splendid pieces
on training children. I am deeply interested in
that subject too. Tor | have three little ones to
teach and to tram, and appreciate such Good adj
vice as size gives MS very much. / am one OF those
dreaded stcp-mOthcIs. but II you could only see
the sweet Smiles and bright, happy faces Of the
three little ones each afternoon as they return
from school. YoU could not think was dreaded by
them Tor they always seem happy and contented
when with me. / think one OF the worst crimes
We could commit IS 20 neglect, or mlstreat, =
mOthericSs child.
do not think we could find a better subject to
write upon, than the training aud teaching OF
your children, tor There Is not mother IN the
land but what Is Interested in the welfare OF the
little ones,
Fcmma, Pike Road. Ala.-Win it be out Of
place fl your Kingdom, Tor woman to give her
views upon The present state of political affairs OF
our CuUutrV3
While aIn not an advocate for woman suffrage,
and have never been satisfied that the negroes
should take part and parcel in elections, etc,
yet, up iucl that the women of our sunny south
are capable OF giving good and wholesome advice
which, ID followed, would prove to be OF great
value 20 our lawmakers and breakers.
First. aud most important point, Our legislators
all over abe -uuth. suuld pass laws To govern the
term OF office holders from the highest to the
lowest office. torhidluw any one running the sec
Ont term Tor the same office. let that term be ol
ana who. with lrugaity can horde up comforta-
bic living.
our elections come too often; hence all this
Mf&ngllng, bribery, stealing and classifying. O!
the rottenness Of politics. every one cIclaims!
Ana well they may when even our churches are
divided, our religion forgotten, and many soul
lost 10y politics,
our proud old republic, fear, is gradually
emerging into monarchy and tyranny. The war
Tor emancipation has been a slow fire consuming
honesty loyalty and every virtue il takes to make
a noble American citiz.n.
The progress on the road to ruin for the past
three decades, we who have lived out the majority
al our days. may not live to the bitter end,
hut the rising generation viii. Then why try
L" prevent tine evil: Past history tells II takes
the blood OF our loved ones cleanse the WRONGS
grow and strengthen with their growth and not
turn from the evil before the cry too late !!
too latei
These are not the sentiments of one woman but
legIons.
viii close these remarks 10y asking one aues-
uon: Why Is TIE presidents house At Washing