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

Said Asnus to Equus: MY eyes do benold
ana my taste does prove bat my heart fails
in fear ii is too good to be true!" And
then. in a delirium of JOY, they ate till
tney We're filled ana died
Now, ! do not wish 10 persuade any one.
against their better judgment. 20 try these
beans, but ] honestly believe all | have
claimed for them, and If any one wishes
TO try them, l still have seed to give away.
Mollie MAY Waylonza. Fla.-I have seen
some nice recipes in the Woman's King
dom for purifying rancid lard. one of which
/ know to be good. for I have tried il
with perfect success, and feel very CRATE
full 70 the sister for sending 1T. Ii was
charcoal bread and soda. Now, sisters, l
would like TO know If there is any way to
take the strong, rancid taste out of bacon.
We have some that Is getting rancid, and
as our meat is likely To be short another
year. would like to use the bacon # it can
be made palatabe AID wholesome. Sisters.
keep a varnish brush or nice mon for
grcasing baking pans, basting fowls, etc. in
your kitchen. a tooth brush for washing
round the handles Of cups. cut glass. etc.
Success 90 the Kingdom.
Miss Ella Simmons. Lauderdale, Miss
As ] have been n constant reader and adj
mircr Of The Constitution. and especially
the Woman's Kingdom, l feel that 1
ought to write and express my gratitude to
By reading this page we gain great deal
of very useful information Besides, there
are so many nice recipes ana things for
exchange. and as n great many of the
sisters have seeds TO exchange, ] will say
that have a supply Of very fine fly poison
seeds. and viii send them. with fun d.
rcctions for preparation, to any and as
many Of the sisters as VIII send me some
scraps Of silk. satin, plush or velvet also
sclf-addressed and stamped envelope. This
fly poison IS perfectly harmless and Will
not XIII anything except flies and is far
superior to any poison bought at drug
stores In one hour after the poison IL
prepared every fly in the room Will be on
the floor dead. have had this poison for
several years. and would not be without It
now
Some time ago 7 saw in the exchange list
the address Of Nora +. Simmons, of Texas.
but have lost II. Would be glad 10 hear
from her: also Mrs. A. II. Baughman. OF
Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. L. s. Bolt. Alama 8. CT write 10
see II there Is a young or midde-aged lady
in Georgia or South Carolina who wants
a home or position as housekecper. Any
Information wanted VIII be gladly given.
Before closing 7 must add a word OF thanks
TO you for your many good pieces in Tho
Constitution. No one can ever tell what a
great and good influence you exert over our
Ia,
Laurens county. South Carolina
Mrs. T.. It. Peacock, Lumber City, Ca
Some time ago | read a letter from a lady
asking all the Information which could be
given concerning the Academy for the
Blind. Now | have a little girl who has
been a pupil Of the institute for nearly five
years. | know good many OF the chill
dren and teachers The pupils very
carefully seen after. They are exceedingly
cheerful and happy. some be ng extraor-
dinarily gifted. All are taught music. Much
patience is required to teach them a
great many things are committed TO men,
ory There are some very pretty children
there Some with lovely eyes. not showing
a blemish. yet not able to see ray OF
light. Others look so ptiful it would bring
tears to your eyes. They are all perfectly
at home, both N the house and grounds.
curing no guide. Mr.. w. d. Williams Is
superintendent. Miss Hannah Guillan is
matron. or rather assistant superintendent.
Mr. Williams. the aged principal, Is greatly
beloved and honored by all who know him.
| w sh you could the two smallest chill
dren They are two blind babies, at least
they are young, about four or five years
old. He pets them and they love him dear