The Atlanta constitution., 1897-09-20

Mrs. T. r. Townsend discuss the sup1ect
OF 'Woman's Rights" but, of course
should be on Mrs. Pritchards SIDE. "s
take no stock in All this talk about women
voting and their rights, also thlhK none
of them should be allowed TO vote unless
they can ride a bicycle or young mule
successfully.
Mrs r +. Morton. Dry Run, Miss-Ihis
IS what one OF the sisters has 20 say.
think we ought 70 be willing To 40 an We
can To help our lady friends beautiIy their
homes and make them happy when It cost
us nothing but little time" How these
lines were Impressed on me when was
reading the many letters from the sisters
many OF which touched my heart IhfouSh
this medium | had an insight T. many
homes How much | sympathise Win
those who wrote me Of their i'll health ana
suffering To an those who are Uniortu-
nat, if they wish flowers and are not able
to pay postage on them 1 viii send them
prepaid 20 their address IL they VIII let
me know what they wish. Let MS remem-
Der "egrth has no sorrows that heaven
cannot heal" n the sister that IS troubled
with warts Will make strong solution OF
soda and rain water ana use frequently II
will prove satisfactory. Put in a bottle
for convenience. In washing new hieached
garments first wash I'm cold water before
uniting In soda. as the soda Will turn them
yellow. Fresh mustard seed. sheliots
bulbs such as ionquiils daffodils narcis-
sus. white. very fragrant; tulips. hyariaths
ana Joseph's coat sent TO am that will pay
postage. Prepaid 10 those that are not
obio 70 pay postage.
Mrs y Applewhite. Cascyvlue. Miss
Aunt Susie send a recipe for grained
pears: Peel the fruit and cut very thin;
pat Ia q preserving kettle and add enough
wPter "a cover them. boil uuUl soft. then
paSs through "a sieve, measure the fruit
ana ADA the same quantity of sugar and
SUCH raEOriug aS you Hike. return the
whole To the kettle and boil very slow,
stirring an the time. until n becomes thick
and grained. then pat iu Jars while hot
and seal. Peach jam Peel any quantity
oil peaches you Ike. tho small. white, soft
peach Is bcst. and mash them with the
hand uuUl Do is smooth mass and then
add the same quantity OF sugar there lS
of fruit and pat il into kettle and ioH
and stir until thick as Jelly; put in Jars
while lot and seal II the fruit is NOT sour
half the quantity Of sugar vii bee enough.
Tor ereen ss...te oat-aos Taav gallon
of green tomatoes. cut them and put n q
TN vessel ana cover them wita good vine-
gar aEI1 such havoriuE as sou like. q little
salt and Il small quantity OF soda-which
causes the tomatoes To retain their green
co!Jr-then boil until soft. then rub through
a Htue more N"''5'' '"" 4 T ''''' '''
use.
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asking for "a recipe foT mak,us apple butt
jer. send one that ] know is good. Take
two gallons of sweet apple cider put ia "a
brass or porcelain kettle. boil down 10
one gallon. theu have tine apples peelyd
ANA Sliced fltr. add IA the appl.s uutu
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