The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-12-07

but 1 have tried it, and am cured Can
anyone give me q remedy for letter on
the scalp?
My native home is Perry county. Ala
bana. We came hero two years ago.
will say TO people seeking homes il new
country. this would ne a good place 10
locate. Land Is very productive. IS cheap
and plenty for sale and is a healthy pia-e.
Society needs building up. This would be
good place for q good Missionary Bap-
fist preacher to locate. as there IS not d
Baptist church nearer than Crockett, SIX
miles. l close. with best wishes for Inc
Constitution.
Mrs. Piety A. Barnes. Fremont. y. c.
Having derived so much benefit from the
woman's page in The Constitution. | fec
1t my duty 10 give my remedy for the
sure cure Of neuralgia Take a half tea
spoonful of common baking soda and one
teaspoonful of cream of tartar. dissolved
i'm wineglass full of water, after each
meal till relieved.
Mrs Virginia c. Lane. Curtis. La
have been silent admirer OF The Consti-
tuition for long time. especially The 'Wo-
mans Kingdom" The exchange of IDEAS
is delightful, and / for one have derived
much benefit therefrOm.
Several numbers back / saw where one
of the sisters wished southern shells. We
live on the banks OF Alack's bayou, and my
little girl has variety OF shells and scales
she Will exchange for yard shrtbS or any
thing useful.
1 will give the receipt for oyster dressing:
Take one quart stale bread and mix with
ore quart fresh oysters chopped finel. Two
teaspoonfuls olive oil. one of salt, One-half
spoonful sugar. mustard white pepper. a
little cay enne. Pour over the above the
oyster liquor. also add about two spoon
fuls lemon juice. 1t is delicious.
l would be pleased il some OF the sis
tiers would be kind as to tell me what
VIII make lime water soft. Cur water is
so strong one hardly drink IL. 1 would
also appreciate some new directions for
fancy worE-anytEiag. For fear that this
is too lengthy. VIII close with best wishes
Tor Atlanta, ths birthplace OF lie dearest
paper in the land.
Exchange List.
Mrs. N. J. Ga-nu. l-aE.e Lake. Fla. has
a square-top piano M texas TO exchange
for an organ or dry goods. # shipped 10 me.
5. L. Sea. sharp Ga. has maidstone
to exchange for Shetland pony, ana other
valuable exchanges. Write Tor paricu-
lars.
Loeso Bledsoe. Flag Pond. Va. has ferns,
war relics to exchange for silk, calico,
coins or good books
Mrs. ". II. Winton, somerville, Ala, VIII
DO oil painting on SILK or velvet N exchange
for hyacinth. tuIip and lily bulbs. Write
what you have
Mrs. !. a Davis. i5stiTanulza. Fla has
a hand sewing machine 10 exchange for
Pekin ducks. or pure bred Plymouth Rock
chickens or eggs
Miss Lucy Garvin. Central S c. wishes
TO exchange school ana other books for a
violin ana instruction book Address as
above.
Mrs. a B. Kerr. MoRae. Fla. has amber
cane. Havana tobacco and wonderful pea
seed to exchange for anything useful
Write what you have.
Mrs. Virginia Bradford. St. Leo. Fla. has
seed OF Balsum cLcum5er, Marancla ana
SoIanuu vines. also moonlight petunla seed
10 exchange Tor Octason soap wrappers
Lula Chester. Arnicolola. Ca. has one
wears subscT ptiCn to New YORK Musical
reno" TO exchange for ohree yards red
serge or cashmere
Mrs. !. c. Bess, Caroleer. y. C. has a
32-Cartridge rifle. riu-tire. to exchange FOR
secondhand bicycle Il zgoc condition. G
breecn-loading shotgun
IT. Hartman. Rockwell, Tex. has a music
box that plays eight airs. ana "a Iinmerens
autoharp, with music, rack anu picks, both
IN good order. 10 exchange 10Y a ladies'
! secondhand bicycle IN good order
Mrs J. IT. Ray Troy. Ale, has chair
tides and lamp mats to exchange for thor
ough-bred chickens
AIRS NJ L. Coe. Eas-anolIee. Ca. has
cact and flower seed to exchange for ever
blooming roses and the crimson rambler
Mrs 7 z. Grayson. E,astabuchIe. Mss.
has tuherose bulbs TO exchange FOR Ar
buckle signatures; also hydranea or seven
bark for remnants OF not less than two
yards Of white goods. calico, gingham and
red nacctus, etc.
Mrs. w. +. Simpson. Simpson. Ala. has
reaT0vls to exchange for nice dress goods.
silk for waist or good Guitar. also accord on
and music and other things; 200 cancelled
stamps. Write for rar ielliars
Miss ola smith. Carthage. Tex. has four
wards drawn work insertion eight inches
wide 20 exchange for three yards Of white
cashmere
Mrs. J. D Marshall Pleasant Hn. Ga.
viii exchange recipe for removing tan
and freokles for four yards calico or two
yards Of l9-celt bleaching
Mrs c. n. The-rori. Acton. ca. has
good secondhand clock and Sd cents dated
/ 49, to exchange FOR best offer; fifteen MUM
hers Ladies' Home Journal for Samantha
at Saratoga
Mrs J. r. Thompson. Carpenter. Miss.
has ten varieties of chry-sa mt helnuns 10
+ exchange for six yards apron checks, or
calico or small shells. also rare coins for
best offer
Mrs Bass. So Main street. Houston. Tex,
I will exchange one book on decorative iceing
for one square i5E1T iucEE5 made OF silk
ana fancy stitches on tAick foundation.
Mss AIolie Thomas. Coppen. Tex. has
4 banG-uaintca picture To exchange for
/ r. T,ne7ns ..Daveuas." a Coward" anu
"Cstler joe
Mrs {. Benton. I1cponald,s N1in. Va. has
I a recent that Viii quickly develop th5
! arms neck or any portion OF the body. TO
excharge for any useful article
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