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Education Of Young Horses.
Pacific Rural Press.


 The well known trainer. John Splan after his return from Vienna, where he had taken a consignment of Amerl- can horses. said of the Austrian horse men.
 aThere is thoroughness about their methods that is entirely lacking here. When a man has talked or written here during the past few years about breeding and breaking road rec ords. the reply has always been: on life is to short to bother five or SIX years over horse. and this has been the characteristic feeling all through in regard to the buisues> of breeding. Aside from speed our horses bear DO comparison to those saw in Vienna, said Mir. Splan. ''and during all my stay did not see horse wearing a checkrein. nor yet one with curb; Ill fact. | never saw such high average of soundness. and yet horses are as nlentiful as the leaves in the forest, and believe there are four times as many horses in Vienna as in any place in this country of the same population not excepting Kentucky.
 ~Eyery horse is bred or educated fol Ia special purpose, continued MT
 span. and the time spent in the education would astonish a breeder
 here. As result. they not only breed
 fine horses, but they are perfectly
 broken and educated in this manner f and the highest excellence IS at ] ltained. can almost tell what use horse is designed for in Vienna th' moment see him, said Mir. Splan 7 .eyen the tram or street ear horse I are n distinct type, and an excellen ] type, too 1 Commenting upon the above, J. llTnderhill writes for the Country ter c tlemau in this suggestive way
 c The reader can see from the abo' u that in Europe horses are bred Tor e special purpose, and breeders her l should understand thai this k u a onlv coursc that promises success. # farmer likes handling horses all 'S has a natural gift or tact for breaklr Q and training young horses, by q
 means let him breed light-harne horses No branch of farming otfe better inducements for profit, or nroducfive of more real pleasure
 The range of harness horses cove Id many types. fa breeder hndS ne n
 ma taste for the trott9rs, but likes
 showv outfit. let him breed tine hac nov tyne. No line is more remuneI " tiyr. and such horses are broken al % fitted for market at one-half the lab l and expense that must attend l. Y breaking aud training oftrotterS. '
 time has passed when a trotter can ,. sold on his pedigree the lirst questl ', n hayer asks now is: "What can 'coi sbow?p This is the a.l-importa
 question. and the breeder that IS ,,t willing to develop every colt he bret ~o ran scarcely hope for success.
 a There is an old saying that well ld cun is half done, and in nothing vn this more true than in breeding. .
 great fault and source of failure mi been the hap-hazard methods pursl ed hv our breeders of light-harness hors nl Breed for a special type. By follow d Ethis course success is assured and aA deviate from it is almost to inv sa, -Vhen vou have producen ltie Y .,s horse. the next important thing ,rs education Readers will note VI
 ersat1 ssse about tTs ''
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MAY CLIMATE AT iRILOLi.
WEATHER REPORT
For Week Ending Wednesday. May O.
 1894,

As recorded by the Voluntary Ob- server of the United States Weather Bureau at this point:
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An entirely clear sky is denotedby cipher and numerals denote tenths of total obscura- ton by clouds,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
In Canning Time.

From Harper'S Bazaar.
It may be news to some young housewife
that boiling fruit may be poured into a
lar without the slightest danger to the
glass, if only it be set on folded cloth
which has been wet with cold water.
The old custom of using q silver spoon as
A. conductor for the heat prevails III many
households still, but the wet cloth is sim
pier The niIng of the jars may be grea tly
expedited by the use Of grocer's funnel,
and a small milk dipper is the best thing
for ladling out the hot fruit or syrup. The
use Of such little cCnveniences renders can
is a process not without interest where
success usually results.
The best and easiest way to cover jellies
is to pour melted parafiine over them when
they are quite cold This hardens at once,
when d piece OF brown paper may be tied
over the glass to keep out the dust.
The cake of paraftine may be easily lifted
off when the jelly is used, and if washed
and put away be melted over again
to serve the same purpose another year.
Paratfine is Il clear wax which is abSO-
luteless taStcess, and this method of treat
ing jeies has been tried many times by
the writer, who recommends it unhesitat-
ingly.
It's use was first suggested by a chemist
who once saw his wife labOrously cutting
little rounds of white paper and dipping
them in brandy for the tops of her jcllies
One trial was sufficient to prove it's value
as a timesaVer, and she did not hesitate
to publish her discovery for the benefit
OF others.
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t uess, 1v ana finding skull was climbns, -
{ mutte ~4.iuoW .;r, wren deep CHASTITY Voice
he h. scared him nearly to death at first s an4
about ~ tba ~ Gown Gown quick Then he thought
due ana began to feel around for ano WItm-
ab f,o tiit nc ny one nearer the window was
voica f fu sep D., up when the same unearthIy
w., $3.50 rom the same corner said ..th my 10y
~" ~ s man nc on you're liar said Ho s+5s
OUT and followed it in a jiffv' and 'ossed II
bows v TRIUMPH to the alehouse Where the b
a good 49, ro, waiting He got his crown and
r. 5Uoa reputation, but said he did ~
reI I .ht e. business 1t takes both age and
fears and - r uriVe away our superstitious
tba alu reconcile us to that lonely bon'a
c cnn sfaTTeIyard to which we shall ali sure1y
this old t Va comfort of the aged is thaf
nain 80 ~ pody gets so frail and beeat 1,iitf
s p, II IS no shock to shake it off and he IL
sire az at IS If We have a faith thai is
Pan and Steadfast-a faith Jika MAJ of |
tan ting bt,t me me martyrs and the DYING Chris
William r. G I}, wrote about, or the one mat |
IN bie nv -, bryant so beautifully descrihed
''o'IS' BILL APP
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me me pleasing hope that thong, coa -
| me Va zoo Wen to permit it "a rot,,r, = :.
| piot 'e vii ere long bring ma to = "
sh ,',Gr"fd Baxter says: "If - ,,a ~,
love ~ never know my friends or11 ~
/ il, ,oal' after this life is ended s Icy ei
thp@ Jason aa, number them with ten SnouId
i iil+h'sS and love them as sunb re ,eiiPoral
in +t,o - converse with my mons we, ue
u-;,L +i lil III persuasion that sI,aI iileilds
beI i tnem forever. ana take t~'l converse
hoa1.o-1 ms snail shortly meet ttn,l IN
love tbat ,'' sho rove them with a heavan ~
T., lnese are only a few cxnro seJtTu.
7 foa1 uoctTihe Of Heavenly reroo,,t+i I'm
e,n 1rei niV9elt very much as C cr i.,tloh
deatb ho, men speaking OF a hae elGtitai
o ao,aJ ped scene he had wttnes g neautfui
r19,'',.s S1iht, HE described the nnrroo4 Vi an
poSure and happiness with v "atect com
-; ft'I;e1 the dark vaIley-tbe choarf ne ap-
ana "ltn'h tho last fareweJjs x.l l ailess
rnr,,,l'o ne very last the ipumina+aa sven
Shirt I and song of praise with w,,io, eo t,
,tt,,', "eIiC out to meet GOD Az, "4don inc
,ad caI1 81 TINS scene: Il .hou2h+ h 1'r+iu TIE
zod Gf'lLe4 all this a delustoo fiIt ,'4m some
o,, believed in it, even we e,~' g. 'nani<ed
jon' ''iio SO feel about neayenIv leu d aeIu-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
The Care OF Blankc.ts

| 'oOT I1OuSeIi6opDer
nro,l &c" houSekeepers know how, To +o1-o
| a no,, care OF their blankets, To bane
| year. ~ III once in six months or once -
| yat, ~ get every blanket in tba bol,so
ebr,tn1' ~ return them to the ba1c ~
~ Nhen' dlscolored coverings viii haIs
~ sOoo taken out of them tbe+ i 49,
tbare way Don't wash your blankets A.
o.1ro,,. - eduehtly. When q guest leaves 49,,
e. oHeHipeI, and before the na,,t o,,,i,1
~ ne blankets hang In the su,2 ana 49,. "a,
~, -eI9t tWehty-four hours While -
80 49, tommy are at the fair see tbo+ +L
o-ol sahlsins collected in Ton,n1I 1l4I
oo!iiiHy bed are scattered tn ~ 80 'i!1
'yi41Ho OF heaven. Then when +b 49,
ooIleS that the blankets baeio ~ 80
~ t1lp'ollS OF wanting Il wash. send tba-r1 ~
~ UlesHeo' once a year or even Lose Iii
~ ""4iiclehe lof this. 1t will not COST roora
he he oo Ctie soap and fire; to say nothinar ae
nent temper and general dnr.157o -
'leilt Mhlch Mrs. Finn Womb b,. Gei dI is5
0S g1 1olIendlhg household In . l i,lLo
vet, t+i, CgIebTated for its Inanagrnnen+ ~
he new "nos 0iamHet5 we've placed besiGe |
, fiji ones ana the writer Va ,t(n |tte
teH the difference; and ra,,1 "@2 unable
c1r ana tear of hos1itai il l-'ll'ei' the
1r,I ttittt OF a private hODea ttie'-4y
,refuijI,' fi4HJuISekeeperS q habit Drevaiir g
"a Inayy,i 1ulotlg the coverlet each n11 ~
+. ms g me me Diankets exposed ta fba
1li9 IS decidedly WRONG 'I1ha 49, 80 me
MT, me coYerlet is generally cdbno surface
II , ttO9Cty woven, shiny material ~ o.
dIc4 prove convenient rnstin,,r W1fIch
Il eho,,1IA DidilieC IS exactly the o1D1eit-C
ne, 11rl-5,d therefore,, be well protedfed he,
Je7.Iat NJ, Ell Snt8ly in between sheet a' ~
sa h.; m i out OF sight-aL BLESSING in d ga
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I{ARY MOSER.

LIGHTER work of the fields. It may be added
rirnf here that they have nc women's rights
orators or associations upon which to waste
any time.
In one of the rooms of the TesSan town hall,
which Jr9s built from woods grown in the black
forests OF the Hartz MOUNTAINS and served to
Illustrate German life in the German village at
the worlds fair, there presided Mary f4oScf'
whose portrait appears above. she IVES
typical German peasant ana wore her horne
costume but the enormous puied sleeves 50
nearly represented the present mode as 10 make
her I6oiy Strangely like her visitors, w2oIo she
entertained with simple poIteness and hosp
tality. Portrait Types Of the World from when
lures Of different nationalities and is distrib-
uted practically free to readers Of this paper.
1t Is only necessary to send the proper coupons
ma one dine to cover the cost of tubing hand
ling postage, etc, and the portfolio is at the
DISPOSAL Of every reader.
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Cotton ConEes 4

cnttos soS VIII be received on The
crop after August IL. 1891
no "it "1h be made known 5,,st
'S we receive the ofuc;cr
- from the New Orleans CASTE.
age which win be alout sn,-
TENDER LIST, next. sep
everybody send I'm their s,,,
y. with their guess g,crom,
'"S' 10th Don't forget the Gnto
TEE CONSTITUTIONS
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Marking Linen.
From Good Housekeeping.

From Good HOUSEKEEPING.
According to authoritative statements,
the French or raised satin stitch IS now
considered the right thing il marking linen
III most cases pure white is to be used
though in toweling a tinge OF red may be
employed, and where cOOred articles are
to be marked such shades are allowable
as will blend tremendously with the main,
colors. The tendency now is to quite
large letters; but this is doubtless a tenn
porary fashion, and the thoughtful house
keeper can well be little conservative
in this direction, with a view to what will
be in vogue before her linen is worn out.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
TIE WOMEN OF GERMANY

P0 OF the Olden Time German po
, a;l.ry "no Have Raised Nation Of Sol
low C popular division of the Germans ts ,,+
er y aoS slans and High Germans or soutbcT9 5o
line MAJ J ba s" Srn The imaginary dividing
trjh,,+a~ oe ofaWn along the Sieg, a straar5
t thbtoq1ary to the Rhine to the southcr oIea
it's mountains crossing the Ehe 49, ~
to t Iounence with the SaaIe thence s1 Itr
the To ,oItn%ard along tho southern ban[s ~
'i1 II iIa Ia ana Of the Warthe '>A'iNS OF
"a, IN physical development thew ara s,,,,o.
.slet sae latin Or the Slavic race VIII Ia 20
of the German peasant woman are E1G|f1fTno
world over Industry. frugality and integrity
are her distinguishing virtues.
In a country where the best years of the lives
Of q vast number Of young men are spent IN
military service, the German peasant women
not only perform their household duties, with
q neatnesS, dizziness and skill which are pro-
verbal, but to this they add nearly all the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

We have about one hundred copies of the
ne and speeches Of the a5e Henry T. Grady
ly Constitution f0r $40 That is, Will send
You the speeches Of Mr. G-ady and The
Weekly Constitution one year If you VII send
Us So 50 The price Of the speeches 10 So 80
so by taking the two you get the paper one
year free. 1t must be understood that We
have only about one hundred copies and, o.
Send your order ct once to The Constitution,
Atlnnfe Ga
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Household Hints +.

Dandruff can be removed by shampooinS
the scalp with bOraX ana water, using q
piece OF borax about as big as d marble to
a quart of water.
The newest embroidery frame for the
fnert fancy work is made cFG. small hoo3.
over which the work Is stretched, and then
secured by little strap and buckle.
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~, have You Confecerata e.

ii ne FFesQue Isle atan7n - V4'173ns
81 organizations OF co1fe ia Gesres to buy
masters or Ssa mp issued to the local nopf
found in old I a4fid most valuable and may BE-
Boz IA s02d price Presque Isle Stampn " EnI
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iead them to Jesus have s TO instruct them ant
school % ,ia.,o boys and girls in orr bright
Ao give a remedy for corns9
MRS. Z. G. Benery, Pine vau,, r
NV p9 n oie hoping to benefit some Of A. come
sorehcad in chio,M W. Joyner wishes remed f ny
any nose that have the least bit nf mem by bath
bolio acid but few vp 4r oy themselves. Take can
attend E"oa Another good remedy na grease the
small ui 90 IA tlne most always cures - put if
20 sores until they are burnt NHas s not and apply
| ter ana ne, tnose that cannot see to ar ose that
three times a%Jae'hing in their mouth p pt iva wa
mouth. The n mh remedy for thrash IN n.,,.
its Appearance wtan 't ta generally first makes
little ma, ,,''e hn9Wn born with il: Taxa Jays Old;
sage and boil tooet%,a Mule persiinmon bark and
Tb ,at Tuo inside of baby's month o'ii ana every
and -. Sny ed.oW thrash comes in little re,,o
,rc',t. lines dangerous | Womb 'd,i Jumps,
1;t ne from Il doctor for that 'i 100 getting
Iassns n'Ia. Hoine tllne ago wished n rec;,.
cTn ~ '"l'ro. Here IS mine thjni ~ lor mo-
ti ~, ol good nolasses one of sr"a t ~ AZ Hico
'''u,e spoon of butter - '"S"i, TWO eggs one |
" III some one u.easa +ou -
Vels from seed '0H uie now to keep Wea
band j. cue smith, Jacksonville, AIa.-Mv h.. s
reo[ ~ " subscriber to The Constitution ara
e,I 'No leIt rs III tho Woman,s I,;n,' anu | d
, some of them very intercstin and h
y,h ieaVe TO differ with the Lonis;.,'V h
beavon I "se we viii not know each otbor 80 Il
4,, =, ~ Is True she quotes a good do.l r - III is
;ot sN's Is IN line with her thoughts on y s
80 "o advances some very GOOD ioooe nv sud .,
49, =, would most respectfully inform t., IL, ~
''lI 'here were at least two persons SiS nr
~, liner after DEATH ' AIT" WI
tns NJ ~ Nv Nv chapter of Luke we lear, il f ~,
hat wos mat there u certain r,cb .no "
aired sumtm InV" IN purple and fine linen amd ~
Us lay at his gate iH Jay, and certain Laza- ~
r ~, that fen from the 20 ne fcd with the
ihS lazarus died and was carpio to h "a
nd in h i bosom, and the rich man 6od ngels
far off in Ah LEO up his eyes and saw Iazar"s A.
II but that he taIl,ad bosom Tut he not 50 ~
tAaTus. VIA Hiii' and he knew H.
''N, IL IS evident tIo+ - VI
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4rn Soou IS coming; shall I call it i'll
css u say My cup with bitterness win en-,
The thought of it even now r ~%9et Twill be
And s5 ei = : con,lns-ioy that will be mino
OF, shall snail 7 s ~eakiy' vainly ask a sign?
- 'ii say, Il see no gracious far,,,
storm; 'Pe"h through the
The u mo place where greenest grasses grow.
care?" Ill., why should I
III mash eyes so feeble that cannot 600
s, he 1ear delights that are a1v,itf',e.
Say say = at last so Ggn and stupid sroan me-
No real good Is n, nothing .s can can my own;
No 7 r. say this because I have no sjgb+q
rhat all TA ad 3afe my rest in 'fancies sWec+
Dr. slow-fhat w yfinfth to as on wings fleet
that on 80; rs course, unerring as a star ~
% to U,l us ways, unseen, it moves aIon,,
Song. tune our heart TO !
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aboufs , Of ho, Toward wishes 20 know +,o
Who baP n"'1ana lanes Wesley Sf n %neTe
on @ oT fa received by hdp om ri
notr MS SaIie MneEG ne is She lives near nt nI hc
howard Aenia Duplin coun HadTcss Mrs. sa-
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I" KINGDOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pfpS Exchange of Views AM
~. fe ladies for The,nxo,. i'"n'

s9qie thr "S enhg yo"I Verona NssI wish to
herd Of T her of Charlie MenIerso r LHey Hen
years ago. S ~isb was at Jevett Tcxas n@ vast
appreciate any ifo VI, NOW her address, and it
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

Mrs L. G. Boyce Beeville. Tex, would
like to exchange pink Towering yucca from
Mexico for fresh seed of yerbenas, petu-
nias-ten weeks stock-candy tUtt pinks
and panses. Send by September LIST.
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Mrs. c. p. lie Fevie Ryan. VS., has photo
camera and instruction book to exchange
for typewriter, or something Of equal
value.
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Dallas G. McGhee, Fran!IlintOn, n c.,
has fine pointer dog to exchange for best
offer; good hunter and well trained.
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Miss Fannie BarnweI, Alfalfa, Ala, will
exchange goo bracelets for good ring. Pair
white chamois gloves, No 6, book, ribbons,
etc, for exchange.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

rag carpet for room, 14xlS, 20 exchange fer
machine.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

that t h; st fjaad Clio, Ala havs hoo,,
s @ye was pn "SS 6o 'ss a"fG
c a. hi to write again n. H@ oa Zee the notice and
cd Of e aggSg of NE w "sy i6 one that
would be glad to i bea t i've near Clio Aiaban am
IN Georgia A'"i' lor my connections ata ~
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of W.o3s%5Hh id % d$p5ipf s1a sister.
tc. 81 ms eolan bat never ever 9Gfn silent
il asn Gc e y ds1tsG to
s ah2ush we be ar apart some use to one anofher
column i1'tioh on h0l.seEear?,,a.!7 earned
~ l. would like some ipfar,noti =" ''9
months "s 4s a been helpless nT 1s e fe sick room
pepper sauce Weiq wh IKE good recro 5o for s
pee4ttiA g'trtfu
be indeed il thought l would not know my |
fre2 is in heaven.
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J. r. Stuart, Dunn, Ga, has complete
printing press, circular size, to exchange
for bicycle or good watch; also books for
exchange. Write for list.
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Miss Title DoeIler, Helena, Neb., will eX-
change violin music for other good violin
music or books on other music Write first.
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ON MRS. WILLIAM KING


@ Mrs The
nc
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
I've inst seventeen

i've just seventeen
waved his hand
spring and stood
ran near him,
nd chased it into
ed his head, and
I he waved his
g coast is clear"
nd in the water
satisfy him. lie
pr!Eg. ana in a
=. Thinlblelinger.
~ the novelty oe
TO his sister:
did down here"
plaintively. rs
I'm. impatiently.
We got to come.
. wherever we
h.
Drusilla, with
e ter foller you
wateri'
wait TO hear.
with a splash
Ter very red in
! Mr.. Thimble-
V.
ring and hest
water plain
% see Sweetest
/ they seemed
hut eff you all
Try water I'll
= [ do"
T. put her fin
Ito the spring.
her eyes still
| her breath
ntil she heard
and then she
lnent.
uSting sound
n and under
hinlbletinger
getting yet
ore them as
they found
$ thev went
SIM sbi,sjn~
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the flowers
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-===--- o0No11IUTION: ATLANTA "a

country an1I May God helm rs 70 i,s.
ese to Jesus have class of them and
school Can an1 ooys and girls in our sSgh
one give a remedy for corns3 uay
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change an OF painting, size 14X22 inches,
subject lilacs, for good second hand guitar.
Mss J. Johnson, Tyler, Tex, has a wax
plant to exchange for double morning
glory, called California rose.
Mrs w. L. Brett. Glenn Ga, has geran-
iunls and other flowers to exchange for
silk, satin and velvet scraps. Send stamps
for postage.
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Mrs, {. \ GrigSby.-l would like to have an ex-
preston from some OF the sisters about husbands
giving their wives little vacation. l think that
we need q holiday occasionally.
My experience is that little cares are harder to
bear than greater responsibilities, and requires
more earnest prayer to overcome them. wo-
mans work Is never done. Cares multiply faster
than CCuH eHi"nCeS.
Who needs a vacation if a wife does not? | am
sure that she VIII never get it home. The more
quiet and rcst!ul the home is the more evidence
that 1t J. care as well as pleasure.
A houaekeepcr can no more take a vacation in
her nome, than merchant behind the counter.
Though or absence may occasionally give incon-
ycnIencG, think that we arc entitled to \ vaca
ton
My preference during vacation would be to at.
tend some good spiritual meeting and feast on
heavenly mamma. love and enjoy nome religion
but thlnk 1t a glorious privilege and great
means OF grace to attend Il good soul-stIrIng
meeting.
like to attend Sunday school picnIcs and give
the children u vacation. They the hope OF our
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Mrs. l.. L. Potter, Owcnsvine, Ind,--I am still .
reader of The Constitution and viii say that
have derived much pleasure and help in MANY
ways from It's pages since l first began to read
them.
poik-stalk pickle question, Wit give my recipe
Tor the use Of polk stalk. have made pickles
Ir2n them which are very good, but this recipe is
nos for pickles:
1ir-t take the stalks, the tenderest are the best
and remove all the skin You would from ftlbarb:
then cuT i'll small pieces cook in SALTY water
until quite tender. When done, season to suit the
taSte with butter ana pepper, and make "A thicken-
ING 81 tOuC aEU cream, or milk viii do. add this
and allow to bon up once twice. and il is ready
10 serve This is excellent pref ar on ana sure
to please those who are t0nd OF peas, as they
TASTE very much She SAME
viii now take my leave with best wishes for
the sisters Aunt Susie, and The Constitution.