The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-04-04

Company, Orange, n. j., as per their ad-
vertisement in The Constitution of Feb
ruary 18th? I am sorry to say WAS weak
enough to do so and was completely
swindled out of TO cents. They sent fifteen
yards of floss not worth cents, NOT even
the flo silk, but that that fades all out. /
supposed they would send remnants or
ribbon. | write this TO expose frauds. |
think they ali ought to be exposed or
prosecuted for obtaining money under lai5e
pretenses.
J. w. Whitley. Whitley, l.a.-Can any
of the readers of The Constitution tell me
of the whereabouts of any Of the four An
derson family also John Cooper's fam
fly? About the year 1880 they lived Al tan
dolph county, Georgia. Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Cooper were sisters. Hope you wa
print this for the benefit of an OLD t'eor-
gia soldier. / belonged to the Miller toun-
ty Grays, Fifty-fth Georgia regiment;
am now living in Louisiana, ralSinE
Constitution several years. Amy infolma-
ton viii be gladly received
Mrs j. w Thomas, Milan Tenn.-My
husband has been It subscriber to The Con-
stitution for a number Of years ond we
and our children do appreciate it 50 much.
] think the correspondent from Mount
JOY, S. c., is being roasted and not toasted
for her adverse criticism OF southern wo-
men, though not 50 severe roasting rs
Burns makes the witches give 'Iam
O'Shanter" All honor to Sarge Plunkett
for his timely suggestions in regard To leg
iSlatiOn for the protection of white Wo-
men in the south Truly, such words 9r3
like apples Of gold in pictures of sill
YER
Farmers Wife Kiutcrbish. Ala.-Wc cam
not do without The Constitution; it contains
so much news and good information. J
am so much Interested in the home AMI
incubator. | have written to Mrs Wilson,
l,.,, ,,.Nt boar nor
does an incubator rCadN-mdde cost 1t some
of the sisters would send me 4 pattern lor
II girls dress, four years OF age, boy 5
dress two years | would be very grateful
Wn send postage for pattern GOOD cake
receipt: -Four eggs, two cups su@"r two
thirds cup boiling water, two t"aSp9ohI III
baking powder, two cups flour. Bake N
layer. Any good filling Will do.
Mrs, r. f. Jordan. Findlay. GA receiv-
ed SO many letters inuuiring about my
strawberry plants | offered for exchange
that il was impossible to reply To all
wish to say that ] haven't any more plants
to spare bur win be glad TO exchange
with them this fall. I have noticed on the
farmers page that several nave inIu,,G"
about Bermuda grass seed. ! haN" quaint
ties of roots and would like TO supply them,
as the grass grows off 50 muCl quicker
from the roots than from the seed; I,ea5g
without the dear old Constitution, ana the
letters in the Womau's Kingdom are a
source Of great pleasure 10 me.
Bella Fur sunnyside. n. CT have a
variety of flower scCus. more than / nc"d
to plant. and knowing that many who
read Womans Kingdom are lovers Of noW-
erS, | Will give package OF mixed seeds
to any one who VIII send sclf-addreSsed
stamped envelope. The package VIII con
tain seeds of the silver lcaved suniloWer
and ricinuS COmbOdSin"nSi9. both of which
are handsome for the center Of flower
beds for a border for a background or a