The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-02-07

seed as long as the supply last, but. or
course. can only send few TO eacn appil-
cant. many have asked for them.
Mrs. ]. w. Charles, Blanton. Fla. I'm not
q SISTER but a friend and silent reader or
the much loved Constitution and come now
for information. VIII some ONE tell me the
cause of rOupe, Il disease In chickens.
and treatment or remedy that will cure 1t?
Is it fatal? To the lady that had red holly
hook seed. If she will send me some, nave
some seed of Il lovely vine that has beautl-
full clusters of pink howers-don't know the
namc--only pink Vine-and have some seed
of blue clematiS and variegated four CLOCK,
will send also, if she wishes. ] would ike
some fuchias and begonias; will send some
of my flower seed for them II any "ould
like. The vines are lovely for porch or YER
anda. | have a beautiful baby carriage and
melodiOn to exchange for anything uSelul
and Il fiuting machine turned by crank lor
flowers
Mrs H. c. NJ Mineral Wells ToX.-In
reading the letters of the Womans King
dom January 18th l noticed one from MISS
f. A. Garner, Mount JOY. S. c., in which
She makes a statement calculated TO raise
the ire and Indignation of all southern wo-
men. She says: Il have read many his
tories of the civilized nations and the un-
civilized tribes and have never yet been
able to learn of any human beings on the
face of all the globe in a more ignorant,
oppressed ana pitifu condition than tho
majority of the white women of the south
ern states"
She either mal.ciously fasihed the truth
or she Is living amid an ignorant class
and has never been thrown with the edll-
Gated class Of white ladies' Of this gr3nd
Cuban lady has no point or meaning so tar
as We are concerned.
Mrs e. w Morcock, Dublin Ga.--As
one of the Kingdom correspondents asked
for reliable recipe for caramel cake, and
have one which I think is splendid
will send it to the Kingdom. l will first
give receipt for the cake: White cake.
cream together one cup of butter and two
cups of sugar, add one cup of water. four
cups of -four which has been prepared
with baking powder: after the -four is well
mixed in add the well beaten whites Of
eight eggs. Bake in layers about an inch
thick and spread caramel between the lay
ers. / like the square pans best for layer
cakes. Caramel filling. Two and one-half
cups of brown sugar, one cup of butter
teaspoOnful of vanilla. dissolve the above
well and cook to a thick sponge; then pour
1T over the weil-beaten whites of two eggs
end let it simmer again for Il few minutes.
m an ardent admrer of the WOman'S
Kingdom, and wish It much success.
Lotto NJ. Holmes. Crichton. Ala This
IS my first visit to the Woman's Kingdom.
though l have been very much Interested
In it for a long time. Allow me space and
l will give you unique cake receipt. 1t
is called Scripture Cake"
One cup of butter. Judges ". %; 313 cups
flour, First Kings w, %: 2 cups sugar,
jeremiah vi, 90; cups of raisins, First
Samuel XXX Z; cup of figs, First Samuel
xxx, II; l cup water Genesis XIV II; /
cup almonds, Genesis Xiii, Il, 6 eggs.
Isaiah X, ID; tablespoonful honey, Exc
dus xvi. 81; a pinch of salt. I4evitcus ii.
-; spices to taste. First King X, 10; . ia
hlespoonful baking powder, First Coriuth-
ians W s. Follow SoIomon's advice for
making good boys and you viii have good
cake, Proverbs xiii. II,
Proceed in ordinary rules for cake
making, put in the nuts last of all. The
rajsns should be seeded; the figs chopped;
the almonds blanched and sliced All these
Wcii-HQured to prevent sinking to the bot
tom. Bake in u square loaf for convent
ence IN slicing.
Mrs. Mary NJ Ballard. seivally, Tenn
Many thanks to Aunt Susie and the sisters
who have made the WOman's Kingdom so
Interesting and beneficial to its many read
ers. ! know that l have been greatly
benefited by reading the many nice letters,
also from the recipes given. This is my
first letter. | wish to find out why there
Is a demand for Cancelled stamps? What
disposition do you make with them? If
they SELL what do you receive for them? L
have some and do not know where nor
how 10 dispose of them. ! am a lover OF
flowers. If some Of the sisters who have
flowers VIII write to me / WIN nay th"n
Ior some, either exchange or E'uG tn "n
money for u few. / have bush lima beans,
bunch lima beans ana white peas that !
can exchange. 7 also have fax seed and
COVeopSis. | have a few rooted crap"
myrtle spri3S also. l would be glad TO
get some rooted constant blooming roses
aud flowers Of any nice kind. / would
glad to get flower seed. We ar, WI
lonely. My husband and myself jjv" atou
l have no children. l think flowers Wpul,.
make home appear more cheerful. J Wish
! had Il nice little girl to live with as. Ii
the sisters have no rooted constant oloom-