The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-30
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.

Mrs. +. NJ. Goode Alumine Val viii
give my remedy for commissions in children.
for my heart goes out In sympathy to the
anxious mother who inquired: Give a full
dose of castor oil at the outset hot bath
for ten minutes. then wrap I'm blankets
and apply cold water to head II fevers are
very high. Repeat this treatment till
spasms are broken. Keep the child's bow
els open. Never allow them to become CON
stipated. Success to The Constitution.
Mrs. l.. a. Bass. S14 Main street, Houston.
Tex.-My heart is often with you. dear
sisters. but my duties are arduous. and
have very little time for writing. Many
thanks for the kind solicitations to come
again into the columns of Woman's King
dom. dear Mrs. Ivy. was indeed glad to be
remembered still Nearly four years since
! left Waverly to come to Houston. Many
improvements since we came-so many
beautiful buildings gone up; among them
Presbyterian church, vast and of stone.
claimed to be the finest In the south; cost
over 100000; the organ is grand. Still.
there are other churches of merit besides
this. Then the high school building is very
elaborate and complete. and has over $50
pupils. Some weeks ago we had a Baptist
convention here and among them was Mr..
Upshaw. known as Earnest Willie. 1t is
wonderful to see one so afflicted as happy
he. Last week We had n series of ser
mons from the renowned Mr. CrittentOn.
Of New York, engaged in instituting what
Is known as Florence mission work
Many were brought to Christ. In my line
of duties / find very little time to devote
to my favorite art of decorating cakes and
am glad TO put on plain icing. l still get
many letters from all points desiring the
book and tubes for such work. / reply
promptly II stamped self-addressed enyel-
ope be sent.
Mrs C. w. LyIes Paris. TEX would
say to the mother with the little one who
stammers. you cannot do better than per
severe with the advice already given. Be
patient with the child. but he firm; II is the
method used I'm the institution for that
purpose and nearly always cures. so keep
up courage and hope and above all. ask
Gods help in the cure of the little one. /
believe I'm taking every thine 70 the Lord: II
liChtens the load Of care and It is such
comfort TO talk 10 Him and tell Him all
about It and ask Him to help us. II you
have not been IN the habit Of doing so just
try II n you are a Christian.
Let me tell You of a nice breakfast dish.
r. you have stale bread C,iscJit Is besO.
split your biscuit and have butter or lard
I'm your skillet piping hot; put your biscuit
all around and one In the middle; let fry
TO a light brown, then have three eggs
beaten with n little salt and pepper anu
pour over the biscuits. lifting them with
the point of a knife to let the egg run
under: when the egg Is done turn out into
n fat plate, not DISH so they viii not get
broken up. 1t looks nice. and IS nice
II any OF the hand have double hy2cinths
or the Roman hyacinths (white) o. hardy
lily bulbs mot tiger lilies. I do not want
them). but any other lily bulbs or pretty
hardy bulbs that they would Ike TO eN-
change for silk and velvet pieces or
worsted pieces or calico pieces some OF
the calico IS already cut out for a quliI
Twelve hyacinths or six lily bulbs or
twelve of any other bulbs for the pieces
win send according to bulbs sent. Please
write with self-addrosscd stamped en-
velope. what you wish. Make two selec-
ton, so If one is out. can send the other.
Mrs A. z. Smith. Cameron, TeX-for
o,,ite a while 7 have been a great admirer
OF Woman's Kingdom; but alas IKE SOM
Of the sisters. neglect to write and aba my
mite A. one of the writer's has said. II is
a weIl-known fact that in all works OF
charity women always takes the lead. ana
as We are a class strongly imbued with
mat charity that feareth all things ne
ueveth all things alluded to IN holy VIII
and means love, then let us be hlled WIN
tbat blessed love of helping ana dolhg
for others. which is the highest type o.
10 charity chat seeketh not her own
r.et's begin 10 look around our own towns
and country homes; see after the hoil4eI'79
and needy for poverty is no crime O'1
Dear Savior was as poor es the poo'cSl,
T4a had no spot on earth that lie could
call home and some of our so-caiIeu X - "a.
men now want to own the earth Let ; see