The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.
A Cosby Exchange of Views Among
the Writers.

A Cosby Exchange OF Views Among
the Writers.
Mrs. Martha Dickinson, Mack Ala.-In answer
90 Mrs. u. II. r.. will say she keep fruit per-
fcciy without sealing. by smoking the fruit and
water with sulphur. have apples put up in June
ia five gallon Jars. and they are as nice now as
when taken oil the trees. have other fruits put
up the same way.
l would like to have the address OF Mrs Jane
Nee an. Mhea last heard from she living in
Georgia. She Is supposed to have my gTandfath-
record.
have been a reader of your valuable paper fer
many years.
Mrs. J. l.. Duran. Cameron. Texas.-Dear Ed-
tres; Your letter of sympathy for poor broken
hearted mothers. has been read by thousands of
am poor old mother bowed before the
throne OF Cod hcegIng FOR mercy, not Cor son,
hut Ton an only girl.
Nine lon. months have I grievcd and many
si'cples> nights have spent, praying for her re-
turn. AMI trust this may he seen by her. and
many others. and cause them To return Ia home
and thrir loving old mothers. for we will not he
here long. GRlEVING MOTHER.
send 10 cents for the Grady hospital.
Mrs. I. 7. :, Biadenboro. y. C.-suiphur Pro-
cc>s-Aiethod u keep without sealing. Answer to
Mrs. u. ~. r.. Netils Ridge. Va.
Measure 3tabiespoOnfuls of sulphur. put 10 in
pan. set IL on tic ground, peel and cut as though
YOU we've going to make pies one gallon of peach
-. put them IA a basket. put cohs down. set the
q
gallon of water m woodea bucket bowl. set
the bowl close To the side of the hasket, get light
hex that Will cover over all three, sulphur.
peaches ai,i water, lire the sulphur. turn your
box down over the prepared sulphur. peaches and
wHtct 80 the smoke cannot escape; let the box re
main ti the water - sour. that viii lie IN ten TO
twenty minutes; n the sulphur burns a. II ought.
wh,s -our throw oil the box. move your peaches
toa Jar shake down. take tour sour water. pour
~ on tine peaches. enough of il To cover tho
peaches. cover the } r with cloth, sit in a cool
place.
I have save,l ,ca,bes s,r, va,ys tv ,tis pr,cass
The longer peaches are kent the bctt n they are.
THIS PROCESS viii keep peaches, apples, tomatoes
and green corn.
J. II. Winningham. Notasulga, Ala.-Dear Iu-
ni"r: wonder u you would permit a young boy
20 enter the happy thrOng Of children, and tor
few in"menis engage IN a pleasant intercourse
with them.
promise not g. remain long; only few words
90 the children and young neople generally.
Dear chiidrrn, anuther scholastic year is upon
us, and We must put aside the many pleasant pas
times 81 vacation Tor The more solemn duties of
Now. IA tile very beginning let ~ form new and
iran resolutions. t. improve our time and derive
m"fo real aud lasting good from this years laburs
Rcmemler that every minute wasted, is forever
lost; can never recover AZ. 10 not nut OIL anv-
fhsnE. there, that VIII d." II will do lf to.
never come.
l.ct us NOT waste our precious time. II we would
attain 10 snN eminence sn life. Oh how many
bri2ut promising bays aud glrls that have been
stranded "n thc sea ot life, and leit a. human
wrecks To drlft about. uncaTcd for aud Gmnuticed
only tecause they I'D not improve their time in
We should ever keep before ms the fact that ere
long " must assume the responsibilities of man
Euta aud Womanhoou. TODAY the boys are living
who wall occupy the highest positions ia this
mighty republic. The destiny 81 tine prondest
TIE Erandrst and the most glorious country on
cafin D. hinged upon tue manner IA which yod
= end your time ia the school room.
With these startling ilcts ever before you and
conscious, a, Nou are oi the grave responsibilities
fesli"- uiH'n Hou Will YOU not begin q once with
new zeal M nndanht"u courage 10 push onward
q" thc goal Of succcs,9
Iesi wishes Tor Aunt susie and the cousins.
Kent i. feery, Longwood, Vain answer TO a
qucry Il J.. II. Edmanuson. wanting 4 recipe 10
preserve Iipe Tomatoes without cooking I send
the following recipe Tor preserving fruits veceta-
hirs. etc have not had occasion to use the rec-
D. myself. therefore cannot speak as to its Ell
c-cy. send II in full:
i>e large store toN. made as nearly air-tiaht
~ ns~ihif'. 81 p1stered closet, u YOU have cne
j. Tie best place tu Apply the Vrcservative process
Nou VIII arrange some shelves near the ton for
The iruit 1" stand upon, placing u la shallow
dishes every portion ui the lruit NAV bp eX-
posed. bo not let lruit, especially Strawberries
rasFhcrFies. and fruit which packs down close. he
more than couple Oi inches thick upon the plates
dishes.
Water may he placed in crooks or a pail which
Will hold gallon.
Met nay bc hung as for smoking.
Es-s Mss lie liac-a in most ans Kind OF 4 vessel
81 iA-rtt-
Having placed all She articles YOU wish To- pr,.-
serve Ul"n the shelves, yuu Viii now bring some
charcoal % Fca heat. either Im 3 furnace or amy
kiud ut an Old dish, bat br sure that the charcoal
HAS COME 10 red heat. that Is that tine ,..s rs
hceu nurued out ut a. before a. nts been intro.
du-ru lnta tAe closet.
" Ten ready. place the furnace. or dish in the
closet, .nd throw upon ihc coal, sufficient sui
IiuI 200 completely hii the closet with sulphur
iuuie> inT two hours Strawberries Tor %. hours
AuW may uet,l o. use another spoonful ol ,ul-
phui ~ the end q the Tst hour especially n the
rIU-t' i> nat ii-ht. q piece -: cloth thrown over
tne top e'.ee 90 tie door VIII help 10 coniiue the
sulphur fumes.
tni, process viii not injurc the closet. and will
leave no bad smell.
Aitfr the fruits, vegetables, etc. have been
treated a. above from two 10 tWOatid a hIf hours
tahe them out ami PUT them IN crooks lars or
whatever sou like, and pour over them water
whirh mas hcen submitted To the same process
Sufficient % cover thcm. Cork up, on sle a piece
81 cloth over Nour Jars To keep put tile dust
They VIII now keep the year round.
Meat aHd eggs are mot 90 bee covered with water
hen hams are ready lo he smoked. make a
Stuuu-- Tie usuai way, suG burn sulphur sufficient
O. hIl tlc miHkehousr with tie lutncs. krep Tins
mp Tor two hours. and your hams VIII be as well
sfuektd as 10 NUm had continued i Tor "A week
kut people are cautioned not u light th,. sul-
phur iur nuns, vegetables. etc. Aith a smudne
or w"ou fire, OF they viii ruin them. BE sure 10
have your Goals 10 red heat.