The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04

speak. but could not. She is very much
like her picture. Visit Ms this summer,
Aunt Susie. We have lots of nice fruit. l
would like correspondents of either sex.
Address as above.
Miss Iris Beason. Whitney. Ala.-I al
ways read The Constitution with pleasure,
but admire the woman's department pest
of ALL The sisters write SO many nice
receipts and such interesting letters. l
live i'm the country on n farm ana just
now everything is so gloriously beautiIui'
Mother earth has already spread OUT ma
ture's own carpet of green. ana every NJ
tie bough has already dressed itseii IN
it's summer garments, and the dear little
birds how sweetly they sing from the
dawn until the evening tWliisht. nav
so many pretty roses IN bloom now. llo ,
pretty and fragrant they are i'll the early
morning. all sprinkled with the refreshing
dew. The works of nature are indeed srahu
and We all should appreciate such bless
ings and be more thankful that we are
permitted TO enjoy the beauties of nature:
/ would like to correspond with some OF
the readers of Woman's Kingdom between
twenty-one and twenty-five years olu'
Mrs. s. ii. Mcdonald, Oktibbeha, Miss
IT'S useless to begin By Il Hing how much
1 appreciate The Constitution. i have
been a reader and subscriber FOR IL ior
many years. How / love and sympatnize
with the dear sisters that tell OF theH
Trouble ana losses Oh dear OII'o. Ah~f
that are without cEastiscment nave 10
promise. If any one of my youthLul ay
quaintances or scnoolmates Should Iec'i
lect my maiden name tSusah hinsl,
would be pleased TO hear from them.
have been "A widow twcntN-SeVen years.
L feel that | am only waiting 10 Cio9S
over the mystic river from Whence no
traveller returns. Dear Aunt susie, what
can | say to YOU that has not been said :
l often look at your kindly fac. l sc
something that calls TO my mind my OWN
dear mothers face who went years ago,
as l believe. to her heavenly home, where
l hope to meet her when this ncct.nS ne
Is past. | saved some of the many COOK
ing recipes that are ub'ishe1 from Tune
TO time i'm Woman > Kingdom
Mrs. 1.-the L. Christian, Steadham,
Ala.-As IL will soon be canning season.
l have come asking the sisters to give
their recipes for canning vegetables, such
as snapbcans. beets. okra, cabbage. roast
ing ears. cucumbers. etc. l have canned
fruit with good results but nave never
canned vegetables 50 | would be very
glad if some good sister VIII give Htr
recipe. We have "A quantity OF May haWs
i'm our country. They maize very nice
jelly. | have made some. but the haWs
will soon be gone. | wish Aunt susie
could be here and see the ponds when the
haws begin to ripen-they are pe4uilui;;
Aunt Susie is such noble. klnd-hearted
woman. There Is SO much Information 20
be gained from her great paper. me OK
who live in the country. l agree WIN
Mrs. r. J. Gatlin. of Winchester, ia !.
too, am glad that the 'Joes ana johns
are having a rcst. / do think 1t horrible
that a lady thinks SO little OF her nus
band as to expose his faults TO the publlc'
unless he is so triiiing that he deserves IL.
! fear / have staid too long. Best wishes
Tor all.
"A. II. g." Bethel. Ala always read
the Woman's column with much interest
and feel afterwards as If | had conversed
with the sisters and been greatly behe-
fited by the many eoGd and sehsln.e 'ue 10
that are expressed. How my heait goes
our IN sympathy 70 the DeredNed ones. l.
too, have felt the Christening hahd OF b0u'
but 1 know that lie chaSteneth whoih re
loveth." / lost pure, sweet boy las l
July; he was just entering manhood anu
was preparing for the ministry, but Coz
saw fit To take MIN home. 50 my cohlluai
prayer is that | may be able u truthIuily
feel and say Thy VIII be done" knowing
full we'll that he was prepared 10 meet
his God. ana J am now only waiting TOT
the summons from on high when we shall
be reunited. Cal any of the SISTERS give
me a good recipe for making strong Vlhe-
gar that viii keep pickles l wlii give Ily
berry pudding recipe, which the fanny
pronounce as delightful: After washing
two or more cups of berries COT any KIND
roll i'm flour: then beat TWO eg@s, one ana
q half cups 81 sugar. half cup outteF uhtil
light. after which stir in three cups OF
flour. adding q cup Of sour milk 10 jhlni
stir IN 10 teaspoonrul % snda.thon stir IN
gradually the berries. bake I'm moderate
oven: eat with whipped cream or any KIND
OF sauce
Mrs. NJ l.. Zimmerman. L1vacca, La
The Constitution has been a constant Vlsl-
tor to my home for years, sim l am I'M
known among its contributors. / beg au-
mittance for thc FIRST time. as / nave mad
so many vegetable and howc- seed sent
M. by several of the dear sisters having