The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-16

made berry and grape wine. have been making
cider ever since the first of July. Ipaid SIS sew
eral years ago for mill. can grind and feed In
the apples without help, and the mill has paid Tor
itself several times over, besides giving us iresh
cider every day.
If any Of the sisters wish my recipes for putting
up fruits, pickles and wines, VIII send ~ To tnem
for stamped envelope. also have onion, turnip
and kale see0, which will give them in the same
way. Ii is now an excellent time TO SOW these
vegetables. saw large patch of kale this week
the owner told me that and cold did not hurt
II at ALL II is good time to put III turnips Tor
the cows, they are so fond OF them, ana they arc
wholesome.
am poor old widow, but through hard work
anu persist effort, always have fruits vegetables
and flowers, cider, vinegar and wine.
hope those who have not done SO. VIII sow
turnips, kale and onions. have plenty Oh seeu
letter. inclose n sheet of paper.
have saved great many melon seeds ana now.
or seeds for the sisters. The watermelon rind
makes an excellent pickle and preserve, lar yet
ter than the vine peach, or any other substitute.
Mrs. &. O. Reeves No. 502 Marbury street, Au-
custa, Gal have long been a reader of The Con-
stitution, and enjoy the Wonan's Kingdom Ner-
much.
When a child used to write letters to the chilly
dren's department very often and once received
the prize given for the best descriptive letter, but
since my marriage have only found time To read
the letters from the other sisters.
Those OF tho sisters who have lost their little
ones, l know VIII sympathize with me in my
great loss. My only child, little gil, was taken
from me a month ago, and IL has almost broken
NV heart. 4 feel that can never enjoy any more
pleasure in this life. The only consolation have
is the thought that though my baby can never
come back 20 me, | can go to her. That rs indeed
a precious thought. just to think by doing Gods
Will here, that in time To come we can meet all our
loved ones who have gone before, ana I'VE Win
them forever. With that thought, DO not see
why everybody is not good Christians
want the sisters to pray that may have grace
and strength 10 bear my sorrow.
l send 10 cents Tor the hospital i'll the name OF
my little Mildred.
Aunt susie ana The Constitution have my best
wishes for success IN the good work she is doing
Little Mildred from MS has gone,
The voice We loved is ssilled;
A place is vacant in our house,
That never can be filed.
Her little chair Is empty,
Her toys are packed away;
We can never hear her footstep now,
As we used to day 10y day.
A little time with us she spent,
'1ll God for her HIS angels sent,
Then she closed her little eyes,
To wake in glory IN the skies.
Mrs. L. A. r., Jackson, Gal thank the sisters
so much who So kindly answered my questions. i
was glad to learn of MIR Grpps cheating before
sending him my money.
was very much benefited by the recipes for
keeping eggs.
DO any Of the sisters uso celulold starch9 If you
do your own ironing, would advise you 70 use 1t
altogether for shirts, collars cuffs and table nap
kins. One tablespoonful VIII starch one shirt ana
collar. Simply dissolve it in one tsacuptul OF water
lukcwarm); starch your shut on both sides uun
IL IN welD; roll up and iron in fifteen minutes;
would not lie without n. Tor napkins and hand
kcrchiefs take the little starch necessarily leit
over from collars etc, add three or four cups OF
warm water to weaken 1t. The napkins simply
dipped and wrung out of this, rolled up in dry
cloth a few minutes when irOned, will not he stih
boards. hut Just enough stiffness to Iron smooth
This is Any recipe tor spOngcicake:
Nine eggs broken and beaten separately, "a
cups ismalD sugar. 3 Guns -four; beat the yolks
tai a creamy white, (lddngJ the sugar lttle at a
tinc while bcaiine; beat the whites till they can
stand alone. pour INTO the yolks then add the
dour quickly; Just stir enough TO mix well, do
not beat n any) Pour the mixture into hot
pans and bake moderately fast. When they leave
ihc pans they done. Cover them when FIRST
put ia the stove. TINS makes two nice cakes.
How many of the sisters have that pure, sweet
book Earnest Willie" or "Echues from He
cuse"'
would advise all who want something TO read
that will make them better Tor reading II, to buy
Earnest Millic's book. lie j. a deserving young
man, too, having written most of II when he was
a boy and on 4 he'd of affection. Had II not been
Tor ms Affections, the world possibly would not
have had his pure ''heart throUs."
Aunt Susie, we appreciate the privilege OF eN-
changing ideas through your paper. We have Ia
ken The Constitution so long that We would not
know low 10 SCI along without IT,