The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-16
THE KINGDOMS CORRESPONDENCE.
A GoS.Ipy Exchange of Views Among
the Ladies for Themselves.

A Cosby Exchange of Views Among
the Ladies for Themselves.
Howard ". Crawford Calishurg. TEX see IN
The Constitution an inquiry ior Howard Crawford.
live va cooke county Texas. Cal'isburg is my
postoiice. .scnt fru;n Hopkins county. IA James
Viewers company. MAJOR llill Crawmp batial.
lon 81 cavalry At Counth. Miss, reorganiscd;
our regiment Was No. - dismoanted cavalry.
Ny remi auy was company %. Andrews was my
Colonel, Ector my hrigadier general
Mrs. CAME Lee oxford. Fla have long been
a silent adnirer 81 the kInglum; enjoy reading
the leItsrs and locking over the exchanges.
would like 70 have been present when Aunt
nat" What lovely falls u must be.
o. go 20 Atlanta, shall look up Aunt susie,
but "a" n"; think can 90, a. am one oi the un-
lovely orange grove was killed; 10 l. putting up
nicely; W. viii, some dag, have grove again.
hasc a good nauy tEInss q exchange. have
q lnEca kinds 1t squtshes Viii send seed 10 all
who send q stamp ami some scraps SIX, satin,
also calico. nr any Other kinds Of seed.
Also mustard. TOR kinds. one broad leaf. friz-
z.Co etc. ! VIII exchange Tor anyt linE useful.
Also very sine running beans. viii send some
# al "a they will seEd some stamps To send them,
aud amy knnu of cloth can Use.
Nrs. -. +. A." Roper, :. CT have been want
NJ Ivr sometime to write % the sisters ot the
AvusaH Kingdom, and tel them Of this divcTsi-
live nm, mites south Of rdscfcld village. ard
ni.tru 81. - north 90 Aneus.s. Ca. al Ruiers a
risr,foff.e. We have a CARVING school acre. and
utu rrcaty tcyian churen g. being baiIt.
Ihe FARMER. here are thuiiy and progressive.
Most ri ttcin have ualrles. ard ia scope al
cugriry about fuar miles square, We mar."t he
EUc % tuIrty- live thousand To forty thousand
puUHrs oi lutter annually. besides otacr produce
f'." 81 uur farmer. SOLD i4st year 2oo3 pounds
% l.ti &c hi- own raising
We hs.v. NJ physician IA here nearer than nine
mile. We wouid like 60 have on"
8 aevt Vi pretty girls live pa cur midst. and
sLcrt two lt.atliui twin sisters. ui. IF
t;n,'ruof q. Il. Iillmau. and so very much alike
F|lIfH rs fff
Al 1T
Mrs. Rebccca J. Harper South lin, Val read
In Tho con .firutiau 4 letter from "a lady wshinf,
20 knuW how % keep .l,- sound iu warm Wea, her.
Itsgr &. iu-t l.i that laos never failed. just pack
fHeri in sait with the sus.t end Downward with
saIt .I sround then. completely covered over. /
l.v" kupi thrtn aii tIiioa-A summer az TINS way
N.tLu.'t any IrHua.c.
wish 10 ash the rcgd r 81 The Constitution. II
hey hfAt ever LH+" .nAt'A-.r ~ the properly ~
n sikCFsvu e. li.rcr uf te, .'It. THAT lett 10
.ii'drem in Virginia: A. wrA can remember
g wls about thc year, lh-' anu i>bH, Jhst hetorc'
-.ir var. o. Wae locked after ly a iHau, NJ. Rob
.5t a -ttaV, ui Virginia. Anv one knowing any
ehscg oi Iir nronprtN. whether Robert AstTop
ever succeeded in getting % ih hand. VIII erratly
piii-e uar 80 answering through lie Constitu-
.isr 90 "iH gladly return postage, should
enc u~usr privately.
Iilr.o~r c,-ut- i"r tie Grady hospital, sent by
ans lIfilc suu. fstiick iftEty llaUer.
Nith acst wishes Tor tlc Kingdom, close.
SIR 7. a.. N.cachlu'. lnglcside, Cal am pre-
p-rI.. q book 80 fIe~-' 80 flowers, leaves etc. from
tse.r-la, &" carry o. THE exposition want To Sc
hnlfs, Itr,i nirn. statesmen. orator.. authors,
governor, and ir"m every place that knows any
-ali- -.foui wax scenes. ! want every county 70
ID, trrre~s ntrti in ny iunk-
u.ut ~omc,nin.s from colleges. rivers and
mountains, beg sprnss. water falls, nom very oid
settles hntue-.
VOW. sglsh to ask the young folks to help me
bv -eua4t.-- uac a pressed lei or -prig of grass,
anything 90 tue klud. "a viii he a small Job ta
t.f.ts 4 Ia 81 IA
untAc "a guoh display.
lave IT,, i..ath Time now. SO I wish 10 hear
Trui.i iii.ly AZ once. am anxious for something
irniu savannah and AamacTaw B.un and Lookout
Mountain.
Mrs ". r. Galley Garden. Ala.-My chief en-
joylaeut and most dcIg htlul empiuyment, Is IA
solitude with ms pen. and ~tr lnCc to LAY. have
u'ycr written % The Constitution. lis a very dear
aud welcome visitor % "ur ''sw'et home adding
much O. fiy happiness and contentment.
i.ciu. deT rived 81 ono OF tiud'S most essential
gifts that. Tie loss uf tie OF hearngl, read
1lE IBx sweetest comfort.
Ms hasa ud B. "A Subscriber 20 your much valucd
U.lcr. and Home aud Farm jointly, and We can
tut .ig ter I.iistA in tacir pTaise. iiEd IA their
pages murh Iha' IS altogether interesting. aisn
Ntst cu4lyfug and instructive Ia both old and
vsauL. e-Etci "a s through M1man's kingdom.
Aunt ousir's letters alone are treat To be
Treasured, toE such loving. tender advice and
sweet correction, can come but from true and
We tuliy endorse her sentimsnts as 10 girls hav-
in.g unknown correspondents see many closing
Wcu. either sex age" II /. wrong, ami often
tit, wonder II they have a mother; II 80, say
20 ieIs, he cfIeiu a. whom y0ur giris pen their
tluuEiitss ami Lfis ID you do write To strangers,
let mother read your letters.
Mrs. u. l. T., jacksonville, Ala see several
Of tIc sisters king iug recipes Tor Keeping ruits
and vegetables. have just procured one which
= said To b. unfaii.ng. / ana using 1t myself for
she urst iiiIc. hut have neighbor who kept her
vegetables corn. cabbage. beans and tomatoes all
water perfectly fresh and sweet.
IL g. = recipe that has been widely advertised
amt Sold Tor = very high price. but ~ 10 dId not
cost me anything Wtl give % 90 the sisters. The
.ssiuS cam 1c purchased &C any drug store for 80
cents 5igr uuIice. and ;hc iruit put IN earthCn
wooden vessels IL should he weighted down and
a. o covered with the liquid.
Tor Fruit. Dissolve ] ounce Of saicylic
aciL im 81 gallons OF warm water. add - Dunes of
sugar. w.en perfectly cold pour over iruIt.
llsr Vegetables Dissolve ounce oi sa'icylic acid
ia Gallons ed warm water; add - ounces of salt;
sxhrn perfectly could pour over vegetables.
would ~ag 10 Mrs ~. "a. a.. Ncttle Ridge, that
tins 81. iar raw fgUit. I know OF no method 1T
keeping cssukcd fruEt without scalding OF prCserv
lus, in sugar.
Mrs. Anna Iritcharl. Brnde, y. C.-There has
herui. amt now J.. 81 much fruit that ought to be
saved that claim attention. that have been kept
tou busy to writc FOR the Kingdom. but have
often thought Of the c,lItrcss and the sisters.
have been canning, preserving. piokiing, and