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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

This ivory casket jewel set.
That grandma cherished to the last
In satin sweet with mignonette.
Contains the treasures of her past.
She was a famous belle when young
For she. herself. has told me so
And when her wedding chimes were rung
Full many a heart was wrung with woe
1 lift the lid ana scan them Ger
Dear souvenirs,-with reverent gaze;
IL is like opening the door
OF grandma's heart i'm other days
IL each could tell i,s own sweet tale!
But an are silent now as she.
And darkness shrouds the narrow vale
'Twlxt memory aud mystery
Here is the chain that round her throa,
Was fastened az the king command
Here is the letter grandpa wrote
when he bcsouEht her for her hanhi
Here is tho iackct. pierced. that chahccd
To save hum irom British sun,
And here "a EipNc. worn when she dahccd
The miuuct with Washington.
l know mo more. ! only know
she loved each one as some old friend.
And mat. because she willyd % 50.
L too. shall guard them the end.
She gave mo- sold To- niue or ine,
bun left. instead. heavy Il sbl
OF love. that Keeps her memory
As fragrant as thc misnono'te.
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EXPOSITION NEWS. E
NEW FEATURES BEING ADDED
EVERY WEEK
shire Takaba Here to Get Concessions LOT
Japanese NiliiIge at the EKposition'
China Is to Represented, Too.

Mr. Shire Takaba. the gentleman from
Japan who is in Atlanta for the purpose
of gaining a concession for bringing a
general display OF the quaint ana curious
things of his people and their queer coun-
try to the Cotton States and international
exposition is one of the most interesting
visitors Atlanta has welcomed lately.
Mr. Takaba has only been In tins country
five years, but he has made close ana
careful study of the American people. and
like most of the men of his country, IS
quick to catch on to advanced IDEAS surh
as one has TO pursue in wide-awahe
America.
lie has very good education and talks
iuteIliecutly about matters political anu
otScrwisc.
IL was. indeed. a picturesque thing to see
the man from Japan and hce oWl 1ng' the
man from China. who is here on a similar
mission. sitting side by side at the dining
table at the Aragon last evening drinking
wine together and talking about the war
that is being wagcd 10y their fello" coIn-
trvrrcn respectively across the waters.
1T will do us Eood-much good, said
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salt. two .easpoonfuls Royal Baking Pow,
der III pints milk. or equal parts milk anu
eu~ar salt and powder; add the milk. or
milk and water: mix rapidly into so.i
dough. which pour from bowl into greasei
lin. Bake i'm rather hot oven 10 minutes
Protect loaf with paper first 10 minutes
BOSTON BROWN BREAD.-Flour z
mini. 1 pint corn meal, y pint rye hour. :
potatoes, l teaspoonful salt, tabieSI'0iiilt,l
brown sugar teasDOonfuls Royal i'aEli-s
Iso,,-der "a mint water. Sift flour. corn
meal rye flour sugar, salt and powder To-
getfer thoroughly; peel. wash ana non WI WI
> mealy potatoes. rub them through sl+;t.
diluting with water. When TINS IS qui.s
cold use it to mix flour, etc. INTO pa t'.,S.
like cake: pour into well creased mon NJ In
inc a cover Place il IN saucepan man Lui'
of boiling water. where the LOAF VIII sun =.
mer l hour, without water gettlhs llIo ~ ~,
Remove il then. take off cover hhlSh ~
bnkine, in fairly hot oven 80 minutes.
NORWEGIAN BREAD FOR phSPEF-
TICS1.-One pint barley meal. = pint "r''-
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IInTnIk. ofthinn.

Bishop G. T.. Galloway, who is perhaps
the brightest and most eloquent member
OF the college OF bishops OF thc southern
Methodist church, reached Atlanta saturday.
The visit of Bishop Galloway is one of
peculiar interest ON account Of the fact
that ne has Just returned from the east.
having spent several months in China and
Japan.
In his personal appearance Bishop Gallo
way is a very impressive and magnetic
man. y large mead surmouuts pair of
broad shoulders and "a flashing eye that
sets at nuugHt the art of the photographer,
Eliminates couuteuanre that bears the
unmistakabIc impress of Hs,cllvctudllty.
\ musical voice that is highly pleasing in
conversation affords hint of the higher
flights of orat1ry Tor Which the bishop is
noted
The object of my visit u the east,
said the bishop. was to- preside over the
conferences ut the Methodist church la
China and Japan. I spent three months
in a thoughttu study of these peculiar
people. as well as / could study them ia
view of the turbulence by which both ma
tions are AT present aEltated. II Is not
Httc singular that / arrived in the east
on tn. day that war between the two
countries We're formerly declared. The
Japanese are by far more cultured and
refined than the Chinese. and as a nation
they are remarkable for their clcauly Eab-
its They arr, lacking, however. in mod
esty and This is great fault with the
women OF that country. Tine reason for
The. apathy Of the Chinese is found in the
fact that a foreign dynasty is in possession
of the country. but YOU woul1 be surpris-
ed TO know what a small Nart Of the En-
pir. is really disturbed by the war. ON
account OF the lack Of postal facilities
there are millions of Cinnamon who do not
know that war has been declared with
Japan. Religion has made rapid progress
i'm both countries and the ef,eet of the war
ON china. from a religious point Of view.
is f4rreachiug. II opens "a royal highway
for the march of Christiapity.'
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Dora Thoruc." "Thc Elect Lady aud Sc
CrDt SORROW 10 cNchaugo for robin
Hood" "lnfelice" and Wonderful Wo-
ma n.
Mrs. G.. T.. Antlcy. Forest. Miss has
nlrcissus bulbs, ink crasiug pencils. music
and simple cure for letter. Write what
you have, with stamp.
Mrs. {. Il. Lcmcr, Sanford, Fla, has
bulbs of lilies. rooted cape jas-
mine and many other flowers for exchange
wants strawberry vines, Crap" vines hop
vines and tuberosos ana other flowers.
White for particulars.
Mrs. Emma T. Head. Bear creek. La.
has "iiitehCOcks Analysis Of the Bible
tclnth bounb 10 exchange for best offer;
also Spanish peanuts for multiplying onion
sets.
q. W. Whitworth, Good WIN ca. has a
Higher Analytical Arithmetic.
James whitworth. Lavonia; Ga. has
schoolbooks - exchange for other school
books. Send list
Mrs. Z. NJ. A.. box p Elha, Va. has
Shakespeare works. complete, bound iu
blue silk cloth, also "aspidistoa varioEata.
a foliage plant. TO exchange Tor books or
anything useful. Write for particulars
Mrs. N. l.. Haldwin Harksdale. ;. G..
will exchange seed of sov"n-top turnip Tor
worsted ana velvet scraps. any color.
Miss Lula McCaffcrty, AgricoIa. Ala. will
exchange rooted cape IaSmiutS ana ne
gouia corais for silk and velvet scraps.
Write first.
Mrs \. G.. Brooke, Center. Tex. has pure
bred white Lcphorn chickens and Poland
China pigs. four months old novels ana
music to exchange for pure bred setter or
pointer pup. aud pure bred toWlS' write
what you have for exchange.
Mrs. NJ. T. Taylor, Arlsadelphia. Ala, has
cinnamon vine bulbs to exchange for one
yard bleachcd domestic, or nice handker-
chief: also nice tender corn-fcld bean seeds
To exchange for one yard calico or good
scraps.
Mrs. y. s. Rowland, Rohbitt, y. G.. has
music. schoolboOks ana Youths companion
10 exchange for good literature, and a
piece of music for a square of sixteen
pieces. each piece three inches square.
Miss Anna Eanes, Tol<vine. y. C.. has
many old curios for eNchange-an old cam
die mold over 400 years old. a wheel that
turns with the feet, Indian pots and pines
and other things. Write. with stamp, for
Information.
Mrs. NJ. G. Bra<e Pearsall. Tex, will
exchange salt-rising yeast cakes. native
cacti and w. g. H. Polish cock for B. 4.
Rock cock and pure bred eggs.
G. c. Batchelor. Dothan. Ala. has books
To exchange for Georgia watermelon seeds
Write what you have. and | viii send lst
of books
Miss $. W. Perkins, Morganton, y. C.;
will exchange novels Cor other novels. and
Cancelled stapms for novels. Write for list
Of books.
Miss W. NJ. Brooks, Lexington, Ga, has
nv plant seed to exchange for flower seed;
also black hair switch for exchange
Mrs. u. -. searcv. BaIdwinvile Ga. has
for exchange bronze turkeys and single
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ham flour. y pint flour. l teaspoonful salt;
I've teaspoonfuls Royal Baking Powder.
80. veiIis Sift together barley meal, era
i I'M i.,rr flour salt and powder: NIX into
firm halter with the milk: pour into creased
~ hike in moderate oven 10 minutes
Cover with pape- p minutes
-, - 90 oour !. teaspoonfuI salt, 3 OF
Pa,-aI taking Powder. "a pint milk Boll
oatmeal in IIz pints sailed water one h f9;
- ,,jIk. set aside until cold Then place
~: ~ III sfft together -four. salt and pow
~ ~ ana add Mix smoothly ana detjy;
lake in creased tin - minutes. protected
BROWN BREAD.-Corn meal pint, 1
Mint rye flour. / teaspoonful brown sugar;
teaspoonful salt t@.lspoO,tII iI - 4
80 MIX SIft together corn meal. rye
bbnur @utar. salt and powder RuD IN me
,i Ia add the milk and mix the whole
ldIH = h1tter like cake. Pour into CREASED
~, III and baFe 90 minutes in rather hot oven
p,,t,,ct AT first with pap-r
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bread Rolls and Mufins.

ROYAL BAKING POWDER BREAD
One quart Hour. 1 tsaspoorful salt, y tea
spoonful sugar2 heapng teas2oonfuls Royal
Baking Powler,' half medium-sized cold
boiled potato, and water. Sift together
thoroughly -four salt sugar. and baking
powder; rub In the potato; add sufficient
water to mix smoothly and rapidly into a
stin batter. about as soft as for pound cake;
about a pint of water to quart of flour
will be required more or less according to
the brand and quantity of the flour used.
10 not make a stim dough. as in yeast
bread. Pour the latter into CREASED 2an.
A., by s inches. and inches deep, Killing
about halt fun The loaf will rise TO MI
The nan when baked. Bake i'm very hot oven
A. minutes. placing paper. over first 10 min
utcs baking, to prevent cruStinE too soon on
top. Bake Immediately after mixing.
Perfect success can be had only with the
Royal Baking Powder.
GRAHAM INTERVIEWED BREAD.-
one and a half pints Graham flour. x pint
flour; | tablespoonful sugar, L tables poohlui
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IBy MRS. WILLIAM KING
All letters 70 this Department and
"The Constitution Jr." must be
addressed to Mrs. VIM. King, $50
CORTLAND Ave-, Atlanta, Ga.

pleasure hut like everything else, il is Capa-
bile of cultivation ana when once it becomes
"A habit, il is source of infinite pleasure
and enjoyment, far greater than attending
places OF amusement or being among socie-
Tvs set or anything else. But few can plead
being too poor to indulge in this luxury, for
one margarine and one paper will afford a
family much profit and pleasure, and espe-
cially where the paper is so cheap and
such good reading as The Atlanta Weekly
Constitutions
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Literature Nuu uuI general Information 80.
IN a,rts. GENERAL gossip of authors "nd
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THE DEATH ROLL.


Richmond. Va, March 2o.-(Special-l ,
News has JUST been eee{vei here OF ihe
death iu Detroit of General fhiho 81
,,.nr,-a Cooke. the ftther.of the late Gen
,ral Iahu II. Cooke. OF this city. ami oi
Mrs. General j. y. Is. stuart, Of Staunton'
The widow of the famous confederate
cavalry chief
General cooke was born near Leesours
i'm this state. Juue d.. lN's. lie SI5Auit u y
war General Cooke was IN the I"lerdi
army and opposed 10y his own son anu
General stuart. Els SoI-'h-i't". ooth %
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Lam. and the New York company by kee
Owyang.
Two rig Features.

Two rig Features
Two great featur,s wer9 added to the eN-
exposition.
SoLsa's band and
Buffalo EfVs wild west ishow.
Sousa's band. If the action of the "NeSu
tive board yesterday Afternoon is approx a
by the finance committee, VIII MAKE
mont park alive with music Tor thc S'>
last weeks of the exposition.
Besides these TWO new features anotheI
equally interesting. was given start IL IS
the live stock exhibit. The adviseolhty 81
this feature was thoroushly diseuSsed 10y
the executive board. and "a resolution was
passed giving il as the sense Of the meeting
that there should be- SUCH an exhibit. me
whole matter was referred TO the live stock
committee with instructions to look into the
matter and report at once,
The outlook is that there Will be line
live stock exhibit in Il building of is own.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

ARKANSAS Sister" Bcarden, Ark.-lf YOU have
n cancer apply living frog to II several times a
day and If It does not You, You viii AT least
receive ease. Live on mix diet principally at the
same time.
\ nice and easy way 10 clean roasting ears OF
silks Is to brush them out with stlh broom strdws.
\ good way TO be happy Is TO i've our own lives,
making the best of circumstances, living within
our income; II rich, To help those we can help; II
poor, be rich III good works, and whatsoever you
do. do it IN His name.
We lind in the golden rule solution to all the
kuutty problems of lite, social and otherwise.
Whatsoever We would that men should do you.
do We even to them" II followed to the lcttcr
other rules of etiquette would he supcrtiuOus.
When the hens are ON strike, make cream cake
by TINS recipe; 10 - good and cheap:
-Four cups OF Hour, three cups Ot sugar one cup
OF butter, two cups OF sour cream, three teas pcun
iulS OF soda, aud NAV orIn-, to taste.
4 lady desires position IN Texas As music
teacher. Would some Texas sister like generous
hoN Of old fashioned hulb., shrubs and vines, con-
sisInE ct roses, jonquiis nIrcissus lines. honey
sucklcs, Jes0amincs, peonic~, hltc, towering at
mouds, Grape myrtle, yellow bells and many 9th
ems also liz roots, and roots of small purple april
cot, IN exchange for eggs OF thorough bred ducks,
turkeys ana chickens and pecan roots OF two years
growth. Address as above.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

Uran and in 1871 was appointed governor
of New Mexico by President Grant hs
Inc 10 this city from Selma in lois. since
nc residence here he has taken no part IN
the affairs Of even this community olt
shut himself out from the world lie was
TYNE of the old school gentlemen aAd vas
,,isoIv known throughout the south
cotoori John ID. MunncrIyn Us Dead.
y,-,vnesboro. Ca, March 22--lSpeci7i)-
o,,l,,,eI Holm u. Munnerlyn died here today
&C. an illness Of several weeks Colonel
NIuunerlyn came TO this city from savannah
,,,b.ra his father resided. He was OF q lai -
ana aristo~ratic family. Colonel MuHner2h
viewed 10 Fsurke county in his young man
hood and married Miss Annie r Mancei+
the .rrandniect of Colonel John g l'oEln-
ness a gentleman OF great wealth ana M
fuence I'm this section OF 6corsla- AiLs3
MandeH was "A lady 81 great '4i--'t "--
many charms and gTaces-
Richmond Va. March 1S.-(Special MI
Peter \. Sublett. senior member OF Inc In
of Suhlett & Cary. and oiIe OF the e-aest
commission merchants in Virginia. is A.t4'
after an Illness Of eight weeks MT 80
lett was born in POwhdttdn county s-@-s-
three years ago. .
su,.,5sta CA. March 1S.-Nr- Eplr.iln
Tvreedv. one of tine most prominent rfp-9-
Iicsns i'm Georgia, died here this afternoon.
He WAS born i'm Ireland siNty-lolI vars
no. and came 10 Augusta from Canada ia
1.,1 He entered the war on the ri-a g.
~, .,ur.6er4,v. but after the surrender
iniUed the reconstruction NOV cement ana
- sneaker of the Georgia legislator. -.I-
- Govrrnor BuIlocks administrator IN.
1o6S-
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colonel Weaver Dead.

ChattanoJga, Tenn. March -l-tSIetlal-i-
Colonel Leroy g. Weaver died this after
noon at > o'clock after an illness of four
months. lie was the son of Phillips Weaver.
the settler OF Selma, Ala. Colonel Weaver
at one time was forth nearly S2.r'tv3 hut
died a poor man. At the beginning OF the
war he entered the confederate service and
was selected for many important diplomatic
mrSSionS- After the war he became a repub-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

The questions on which farmer SEX
,rf,.rucation are generally % vital -u--fst
IA IS foolish therefore. mot 10 get ~
of,inion OF the best in.orIued U.tL within is
reach -
DIT William l. Jones. known 70 "'ell
eottfheru farmer answers all inquiries n
The Southern Farm
Tho Farm and The Weekly Constitution
one year for only 81. Address
THE CONSTITUTIONS,
Atlanta. Ga
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Mrs. W. II. Pridgen, Creek, y. C.-This is the
time of year for iTsters, so will send the sisters
my bell ritter recipe which Is the incest have
ever seen
Put piece of butter the size of AN egg into a
pint of water let IL boil few minutes, thicken II
very smoothly with pint of flour; let IL remain a
short time the fire. stir all the tlme pour into
a fowl and add five eggs, breaking one and
beating it IN, and so until they are all IN and
the batter quite light; drop very small spoonful
into hot lard, and Try a light brown. Use any
sauce you like. Try this, Aunt susie.
have quantity OF watermelon seed, saved
from delightful melons. viii give some of them
to any and every that Will send me "A self
addressed envelope anu postage. VIII wait a week
or 50 after tins L. published before mailing them
as To- give some to all sending.
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EACIfINGE LIST.

Miss Lille Hughlett. Morrsvile Va. has
"bora Thornc." "The Elect Lady aud Sc
Cr,t sorrow. 10 exchange for robin
Hood" "lnfclice" and Wonderful Mo-
ma n.
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Mrs. c. II. Ledlcr. Sanford, Fla., has
bulbs of lilies. rooted cape JAS
mine and many other flowers for exchange
wants strawberry vines grape vines hop
vines and tuberOsgs ana other hOWerS.
White for particulars.
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THE KINGDOMS CORRESPONDENTS.
: GosSipy Exchange 81 Views Among
che Ladies' for Themselves.

Mrs. u H. Euford. Gordnuvllc, ALL noticed
ia the columns Of The Atlanta Constitution an
inquiry of Mrs a. H. D.. ior the address of some
81 mn. BuHprdS sizing IA Texas. Alabama, Ten
moss a.. and Nil.Iuia. % Mr.. T. a. ID. Will send
lu, her private address, can give her the desired
ga,.fr-~. Addutt-- above.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

Highlander" Va.-The lady under heading OF
IN" IN Kingdom, can get Busy Bee washer by
addressing Lake Erie manufacturing company,
Erie, Pa.
have used one for twenty years ana ma II I'm :
possible to do without one. 1t VIII wash bed
clothes. table linen, etc, much easier than can
wash 'kerchei ON my hands, not being taught 10
wash early In life. Like many other things we nave
to do in keeping house, there Is a tact about lt
every does not possess washers, Ike cooks, are
born, not made.
| live in the mountains of Virginia, where we
have been having snow and severe cold since
Christmas day. The lady who wished the lines ot
the "BeauIiful Snow" could see II here IN all ITS
cold reality.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

success. "Coal oil beats a machine all TO pieces.
Ii will bring out the dirt put the soap and coal
oil in the pot, and let the water get hot heiorc
putting the clothes IN; have tried this and know
II 10 he good. ! do not always use IL as do not
think the clothes will he white If 1t Is used too
often. | use the old fashioned rub hoard and bat
Ting stick which know to be a perfect success,
with little elbow grease To back H.
The great secret in washing Is the wrin2ing; ana
Just get YOU one of the Eureka clothes wfingers,
ami the wringinG Will be the incest part OF the
work it saves time, work and water. III you ever
you would not be without ~ Tor anything
The main thing that every woman needs Is nice
convenient wash place and big clstern oil soft
water; this makes work easy.
Never buy wringer in frame for they are no
good; get one that Is nothing but two rubber roll
lers trat screws right to the tub. VIII say 10
an" be sure to Try the wringer they only cost Two
or three dollars. | never use mine, That 40 not
say, "bless the man that invented It,"
Best wishes for The Constitution.
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Mrs. Emma r. Head. Bear creek. La.
has "Hitchcocks Analysis of the Bible
(cluth boundb TO exchange for best offer,
also Spanish peanuts for Multiplying onion
sets.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

c. W. Whitworth. Good VIII. Ga. has a
coin stamp guide To exchange for SANFORD IS
Higher Analytical Arithmetic.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

Mrs w. A. Turner. Point Peter. Ga,
writes: "The machine I ordered of YOU has
arrived and it is one of the best and incest
I have eyer seen. IL is much better than
some my friends have costing SS5 and $40
No one can ever regret buying your ma
chine"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-25

Two great features werd added to the ex-
exposition.
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Mrs D. II. Searcv, Baldwinville, Ga. has
for exchange bronze turkeys and single
comb brown Lcghorns and preventive
for hawks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-22
SHOT HIMSELF.
Sens ationaI Act of an Insane
Man in Lynn.
Stood in an Express Wagon and Fired
the Pistol.
Followed to a Doctors ONCE by a
Crowd of Excited Persons.

LYNN, Mass, March 22.-Henry Small
well-to-do expressman running between
this city and Boston, created q SEN
sation in Market square at 9:15 o'clock
this morning by shooting himself
while he stood In his express wagon.
Small Immediately drove to the office OF
DIR. Grant. followed by a crowd of excited
citizens. There he said his name was
William Young, and someone had fired a
shot at him. A bullet was found in his
right thigh.
The police cross-examined Small at his
home and he confessed he had done the
shooting himself with a 32-calibre re-
volver, which he had purchased this
morning. His only explanation was that
was trying the revolver. DIR. Little
examined Small and pronounced him
insane, and he will probably be taken to
q retreat until he RECEIVERS. Mrs. Small
states that her husband has acted queerly
since a recent attack of the grip, and
yesterday she had taken re-
volver from him, as she feared that he
was going to shoot himself. This
morning Small purchased another revol-
YER at Stilling's store, loaded it as he stood
on the sidewalk. and stepping into his
express wagon fred the shot. His wound
Is not considered serious.