The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-02
BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.
All letters to tbis Department. apd
"Tbe 9o2stitutioD, Jr.," must be
addressed to mrs, Wm. KiP9. 48o
CourtlsDd que, HtlaDta, Ga.

or & Company They are dealers in fur feathers
of all kinds and !, like all the rest OF the sis
tcr- wanted Ia make some money u could, andso
I saved all Of the bird feathers ana pretty wings
could get. I got three pounds and they wrote
me aud said FOR me Just send them ON and they
would treat me ric ut. and when ] sent them they
Just wrote back that they had bought them hut
dad not say what they were worth, and when |
wrote them and asked them what they were
worth. they said that they were not worth any
thlng. aud n wanted them they would send
them back. I Just Wrote them Ia send them back.
They wTolo that they had been thrown m the
trash pile. - You see they Just cheated me out
OF them.
Vow. want all Of the sisters of the woman's
Kingdom Ia not have anything 90 do with them.
Ihey reside IN Columbia city, Indiana.
81 the sisters please tell me through she Noman's
Kingdom, how to use the compound extract OF
>nlK@.
ihaye seen it stated that it would keep fruit
splendidls and ann quite anxious to know exact
N how - use n, whether or not II could he USED
in fruit alter II WAS cooked For instance, after
steNing apples for making pes, could you Keep
% through the winter with this acid"
should alsu like to know Of some other method
OF prs CRYING fruit without sealing which has
proven entirely satisfactory. As we are an the
midst Of the preserving season. would like 10 have
answer cary possible.
sslaye been a reader uf your valuable paper Tor
a iong time and feel lost without II, especially
Noman's Kingdom.
VIII some answer the abOve.-Editress.
Mrs. "H. VI. C.. Grand view, Ga.-Mrs. Ella X.
Tehncnt. Marietta, Ca: ] think you arr sadly
mistaken in regard 10 what country people have
tor supper. and feel that j. duty tn tell you
for the sake ui myself and other good country
ladies think that the country ladies have the
advantage 81 the city people unless they are very
rich.
We have many dainty dishes for supper besides
"Nesk coHcv, beans, potatoes, corn lett over from
dinner, lat meat iTict scrambled eggs and butter
milk
w nave never tired fat meat We have nice
lt4sts AZ
not have. think thcre are several nicer dishes
than cold tea Tor supper, and = a very old dish
with most oi the country people. They have been
ircezin-- their clahber Tor more than century IA
thc C"ul mountain springs
nope you Will visit the country people more,
anu learn tia. they arc not moes, living on pota-
toes aud corn.
Mrs. Ida Thornton, Elberton, Ga.-Dear King
dom: Those who have been benefited by your col
uuln should tell others where to obtain good
Things.
have Just received some crayon work. done by
MTs. John ID. owlnEs Of ByhalIa, Miss. can ask
Tor no better, a Is irst class IN every particu
lar. the features and everything being perfectly
natural
should the sisters havean opportunity of
obtaining some of her work, they should not iail,
by ala mems. IL includes crayon, pastel, etc.
tJn any 81 the sisters tell me where ear pro
cure a platter for plating siiverware@ d have read
II hrm IA GAINESVILLE, o., but do not remen-
Der the name.
Miss ". watson. Carlton. GA have been a
reader ~ The Constitution Tor several years and
enJos . 20 much. especially the Momaus King
dom.
I have tine young cochin chickens to exchange
in pairs or tTio~. Also half dozen automatic
steam cookers To exchange Have any OF the SIS
ttfa tired the steamers. they are the incest thing
IN The world Tor cooking all kinds OF vegetables,
meats, rice and grits They will cook four differ
cut tAinGs over one tap on the stove AT one time.
great thing for uIl or gasoline stoves. 1 would
NOT tr without mine Tor anything.
sisters you that have never seen Aunt susie,
~ missed 4 treat. YOU do not know how
amt sweet she - l once had the pleasure of
huar,iins. a the same place with her for several
wrecks. and -hal never forget her kindness To
iue. Ions Tive Aunt Susie 10 continue the good
work she b. nuw engaged m.
Mr-. -. T. willis. Preston, Va, like most 81
Tie SISTER. EN- y heading Momans kingdom very
n nrs. Alex Brown will try this recipe for pre-
SERUM. .gs-, think she will he pleased
L. sch painful 90 water add two pIuts OF fresh
,ah-i iiulr and pint Of common salt, mix we'll.
Illl your barre4 hali fGll 90 this huid. put your
eggs down m T. Any time after June and they Will
h,ep two YEAR ID desired.
one 81 the sisters time ago wished to
know hoW &" make cnrh light bread viii give
bar ian AAs IKE the desired quantity of meal,
salt ~ slt TASTE. uiiA al night with hot water a.
rau rs borne with the haud, rather stlf batter.
Add ErNt morning one cup huttenuiik with
piuch - soda bake IA hot oven. This is an Did
and tried recipe.
Mrs. J.k. =" canton. Ga.-The Constitution is
2 REGULAR visitor To- our home. and u always well
COINED. zine onians kingdom il the tiTSt page
sought. Aunt susie Away, has something t. say
thai will Ice beneficial 10 the sisters. Then the
sisters send many nice and useful recipes.
la tie I>sueof August l2ih, Mrs. Alex. BrOwn Of
South troiIna. asks Tor recipelto keep eggs from
netting stale. I send the one my mOnther used, and
tlir eggs were - nice a. when fresh laid;
Make a brine that Will float An esg, and to each
gallon at brine allow one pint Of good unslaked
iuic. Pint youi eggs In jar until fun pour the
brine over them, stirring a. you pour "a, that
the lime will g. INTO the jar Of eggs. Place
weight such old piece 90 nanhel-any thing
sufficient "a keep the eggs under the brine
and SET im a cooi place until wanted. have seen
ANY mother keep egg thus way nom carry spring
until late the fali. The whites roth a. quickly
aud nlvs ~ as u fresh.
can amy one tell me how To- prevent worms hOr-
iptr into cant aloupeS We have had SO many nice
ones .fsoi4St hy the worms.
a. send uy recipe tor spSngecake. which is excel
lrut cold warm: Three eggs, cup of sugar, 1
tablespoonful of butter tscant tablcspoontuls ~
water. Z cup ct Hour, teaspoontus Of baking
powder. Brcak egEs into mixing bowl add sugar
aud butter and pinch 81 salt. beat until tolera-
hly light. then add the other things. saving lit
tie 81 the Hour IN which 60 put the baking powder,
put % IA lat just stirring the batter enough to
rnlN the powder we'll. Bake thirty minutes Ia
moderate oven.
success 10 The Constitution and Aunt susie.
send for one of them. The Consti-