The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-07-13
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a Cosby Exchange IF Views Among
the Writers.


1 ielh. come 10 you as "A "ahut in." /
, would bee glad OF ans good reading motter
/ 20 help pass the long hot days Much sue
cess 10 you all
Mrs. T.. j. Moon, Godfrey. CA have for
i number OF years been reading the letters
+ written hy the sisters 10 the columns of
the Kingdom. and have derived much
pleasure from thcns also like the benefit
Z of the exchange column and IL Is on tnls
subject ] write this morning 1 have Just
q few words 10 say. 4 think "a Is wise 10
o0er flowers, music. poems and various
other Little articles VIII some one please
teI me what VIII make tuherpses bloom
early. am afraid mine will not bloom this
year.
would like To correspond with some who
love flowers ami exchange Ideas on their
culture. Ny best wishes 10 tine Kingdom.
r. W a.. Wyoua. fla have been
thinking or Aunt Susic's Kindness in Civ
ius us the benefit OF what she learned at
her club meeting. 1 hope she viii keep u
up. Tor we country people can only read
or dream of TIE pleasures and benefits OF
membership Ga an earnest working club
and the Us- ct VIII az wen stocked litra-
fy. However, We love TO know OF others
enjoying them ANA 10 hear what they are
interested iu And I think we would like
our city cousins no know that we. loo. are
growing deeply Interested En- the manage
Meut 90 our government Wherever one
goes iu this part cf the country even TO
the MOST Isolated houses where they don't
u they ever ati take a newspaper VIII
ind tneln interested in the ever present
-1T-- in.iffa- '"rss.s-. It- cause ANA cure.
s.nd times we haa wsth free silver.
Then. sisters iet u Dee our part 10 encour-
axe the effort FOR free silver and general
reform. regardless Of party What differ
ence does 10 make 90 us what the name Of
FRI Is an
Let as work on the principle that good
Intentions count for nothing. We must
remember that actions SPEAK louder Than
words and that nu4 helps those VINO help
themselves Therefore. f we woalt got
RELIEF we must ctcn quit Ecking the hands
I've are getting plenty Of rain al last.
ANA everything looks So fresh and pretty
fhat D have 10 STIR out mornings ana ne
nights are SO pleasant one itcla sorry %
SET sleepy early as we DO.
1rrs. S A. Rodgers. Balloon. Ark.-I De
sire % express ms thanks to tine editors
for giving me space in his valuable paper
70 exchange ideas and receipts ike 20
read the letter ON raising children,
for believe mother uas more
influence over children thag
father. especially if the children
have the confidence in her that they Ought
10 have. How careful we mothers ought
e. be when We think OF tae a. ponslhlty
tEat rests upon us. 1854 you ever aotle"
SOUR little ones haw quick they Nii trr
d. do like m4t.,r Coes. ANA seems 81
think what mother does ls quite reHt
Il1f Important it is. then. Tor us y" til
t1 make OUT everyday lives pure. Then
believe that we can Influence our muse
bauds 90 90 right by Going right ourselves
+ ge Independent. lut at tie same tme Do
ri1nt and always try t0 be cheerful a'
uut tlIuh that we ean EGO o. COD too often
Usr t.e are commanded III pray without
E. q IN
iue tae Lord Ne should always ms q
E look On the bright side az eVer} thinr. We
aud the dark clouds ~ despair Nii soon
tansA from ouf sh4. .A.. t-H
hn -E iu the sunlight 81 GODS love 3AL
i DRINK from the fountain THAI never runs
+ 4ry.
/ Mrs. p. Blair Ashcboro. y. C.--Please
I allow me a little corner lu your Kingdom
Z 90 inquire after some ladies with whom 1
( have enieavorcd 10 mako exchanges in
I tho early spring Of 1880 ! sent Mrs May
/ stayley. of Buncom, Eiingham county,
+ Ca. a setting OK eggs for which she was
I 10 send me flowers. ~ the following june
I heard from her. She was sick, bat said
/ sn.. would send the flowers as soon as she
I was able. ] have written her time or
I two since but vet no response. Nill some
one please tell me II she Is living or what
/ has become Of herr In the FIRST II this
/ year offered through Tho Constitution
/ 60 exchange stamping patterns for goods.
/ Mrs a. ID. Greer. OF Euutyon station.
/ shelby county, Tenn. wrote me 60 send
! her a bunch OF stamping patterns ana she
Z would send me The goods an once. sent
I - nearly as ! could what she ordered, and
l have never been arie io SGT any nearing
Z from her since. ANY informaten tt;tI
/ any one can give mc through Ihe Con-
i sfffutran or by private letter Ntil greatly
/ unii..e and 1 VIII return stamp. J always
/ s.i5v 40 much 20 read the letters IN the
Z R(rffan'S Kingdom. / lind some OF the re-
I cites most excellent. when / have more
/ time 1 VIII write again. Best of Wishes
n AUNT Susie and an the Kingdom sis
/ tersi
Mrs. J. a. G.. Bcaricn. Ark.-Take one
/ teseun u fresh sweet milk two teacups
/ ~ v-a-ar one Tablespoonful of salt and
/ one and one half tablcspooafuls OF sugar
/ AND bou am instant Cool 10 the tenn
/ perature the hand can bear, 10 should not
/ be hot enough to cook the -four Stir In
faur 10 make batter that VIII run slowly
| from tie spoon. or "a iittle thicker than
| for basteroakcs. Cover closely and set
10 rise. Keep the yeast very worm or hot,
but not hot enough 70 cook. The cooler
the temperature the longer It will take o.
/ rise. 10 viii be less apt 10 fan il set IN d
vessel OF hot water But II still, sunny
| div. il will rise IN the sunshine A cool
wind will prevent IL rising. stir once OF
twice and do not jar IL, it VIII fall II
/ iarred. II should rise in six or ten hours
When ready pour II into the Hour; add
lard, more salt. ard enough hot water "a
make the desired quantity Of bread. Add
more sugar II you wish but this Is moi
necessary. Make up dough the STIFFNESS
while working H. Grease the pans well
also grease the top OF the loaves or rolls