The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12

they have multiplied wonderfully. | will
exchange twelve of these well rooted
plants for five yards of good calico or
gingham and postage. November is the
best month TO put them out In.
Mrs. Ola Tilman, Americus Ga.-The
Constitution has been in our home ever
since l was a tiny girl, anl / never ran
to read il, especially woman hNis
DOM lad the chidren's page nave
gained much information, as Wen %
| pleasure, my reauin5 the SISTERS ietteis ., 4
have noticed SO many letters about the
| sorehead among the chickens. aiso nave
! read .ne ms ny dinerent remedies. hau
! seventeen turkeys and lot Oh chicheIi99
sick this summer with the soISncdu anu
| by using mexican Mustang Lndmehl'
4 the last one of them got "eii. Try IL, SIS
\ ters, the next time your Chickens haNe
| the sorehead, and leel sue you VIM -
l pleased with the results l almost always
/ have great success with my ch4chens. but
4 they require much time and attention. l
/ have lots of flowers and would IKE 70 eA-
I change cuttings Tor some nice VINE seSu,
/ Write first what you nave and what you
would like in eNchange
Mrs. Celia Allsbrooks. Red Bluff. S. c.
| had so many responses to- my letter OF
I last May that | have just finished (this
week. sending plants offered TO Kingdom
/ sisters. / still have great many flowers,
! lily roots, ali OF the largest Towering. in
cluding Austria and ltaiia; "a few bulbs
! OA olACf lll.tS lDlt 40 not Know TIC
name, some ornamental grasses Jonqull
anu naTcissus bulbs, myrtle, spirea ana
few Japonicas. hardy hydranga, and
few roots of other piants, but not enough
to offer them. l am changing my yard
ana | thought II any OF The Constitution
/ sisters cared for them, | would be glad 10
send them for the posiage-25 cents would
! take good, strong roots of each, and /
would prefer them Gf II is convenleno
! to send money. as stamps usually stick.
I ! would appreciate bermuda Easter
I lily bulb or maiden hair fern II any or
! those writing me have them. | hope the
! sisters will not he impatient II their let
/ ters are not answered promptly. VIII
take each one as 1t comes and answer
as soon as | can.
Miss Willie Hall. Springs. Miss.-As
winter is approaching now, and II Is
time 10 put flowers In the pit. / Will send
my method how to keep flowers II they
get frozen. Never let the sun shine on
7 frozen plants. ii frozen take sharp
knife and cut them down 10 the ground;
keep the Dit covered TWO or three weeks
and In Il Few weeks tender sprouts VIII
appear. Never let the sun snlne on the
PIT during the freezing weather. any way.
nor open the pit during windy weather.
| have a great maay beauUfu. flowers.
Have thirIy-siX kinds ut Seraninuins
seven kinds OF cactus. five kinds of be-
gOuIas, SIX kinds of lily, and several
other kinds of box and yard noWers. 1
will have to trim down my geraulums
, to put them in the pit. Ii IS a pity to
tntoA away 80 many pretty flowers and
so many want them. Now. II any one
will send ME postage for cutting ! Will
send just as many cuttings as theN send
postage for ! never put my flowers in
pit until the last of November or tho
first of December
Aloysia Box Is. Cronly. y. C.-Please
allow me 10 express my appreciation for
the interesting ana Instructive articIe
contributed by ''ruug.a Cone" on the poet
Mauz aortu. / ana intercs,ed IA At-rature
aId any lata ot Lgnt thrown on the
works or tne Lic ot dAy vi ny tato1te
adtnois lS source ol lnucA Pleasure.
tru4t "luurla Oule' VIA aouu aye us du-
ytnVr aruct@. In return Tor -hc p.taaur-
sne nas Sven Hc 4 VA. tcI n-r Wnat
tue 1.Guu,.st Wtfe.
A lew remarks yn the state Of affairs
IN France dUr.hA tue revolution Wa be
necessary. Jut.u- tuc prOt fcse OF thl5
m4aAty uuhedNII various puuits were
torm,u. rAheus them was o4-e s,y4ed ,.se
natCuai convention. IL Was tn4s body
tnat caused tne execution % the uulur-
tunatc LOuls ANi Iud las cOusUrt, Marie
Autoinette. ana tll the O.ner meuoers
OF the royal fanny WHO itl vIcuS.s 10
the furious storm tnat dtsoldted France.
( The national convention Was soon Ill
Vided into furious factions. oI winch tue
principals were tne meul "a party, mead
cd by hOhes pierre, DtEiJn ami other
men of Unparalleled cruelty ana dtprav-
Ity. ana the GirOndist OF when brISsut
anu tls7 setAi WEE itlt 4tAhNAss anu N'iF
less cNtrayasant IN their views. They.
with their part!saus, soon fell sdcrtIce
TO the vengeance Of tie predominant fac
ton. Now | have "a favor 90 ASK of inc
readers of the kingdom. VIII some one
please tell ne how 20 prevent al old stove
4rOm smelling ot kerosene:
"Kentuckienne"-T IS quite an art
IN caring for the frlu. exquisite china,
and when one breaks or chips a piece !
that they have spent hours ot work upon.
x becomes a serious problem. / learned I
= method Cf mendius sGch pieces. anu |
the simple ART has been wortn many /
dollars 20 ne. " nile spending seyera. 1
Miut.4s SoulA for my healtn saw some :
yt the uncSt AoIk done DN The FAR hands /
OF odf dear southern girls that i ever I
saw. ana the iirst thiLI ] thought OF in +
learning now 70 mend my broken cnlna #
MS TO teach some Of M ul-nds south. I.
d A.S way not ohlN menOS n 50 10 be- I
an ornament. but also makes IL strong /
enough TO be ustd upon The table. bar of 4
course the care of it must rest entirely 2
upon the hostess, ana never be .ett 10 a .
Gaze csS s,gNant There are very few \
housekecpers who can afford 90 throw \
away their china dishes without making l
some effort 10 nerd them, but this way .
Is worth many dollars t9 houscktepcr /
The cement 81 made of plaster Of paris /
ana a thick solution OF gum bic; make /!
q taste ot The two and apply 90 the .
broken edges with "a brush and care T
fully unite. then set away I'D dry. II +
a., nds a- good as new. l IulnGeu an ex- /
Quisitc Seyrcs ru'ua cup (naud painted 1
Ntth T.-u rose9 this way, ana ID lasted +.
for wears washed 90 m+se.f always. f
ana prepared a suds NJ warm water ana F.
goia dust WI hing powder. It Is mild ami ,
does NOT stuck .ilie soap: then J wiped .
dry with tissue paper. or course this .
work haas u b, done with tile utmost !
Gaze. and I some dimes dipped cloth i'm .
slcuhol, then in whiting. rub the dish +
quickly ana aitow % to Jrv torc rlneiug. 4
hut this Nav Tor meth hoN Is more p3r-
uculaflv FOR glassware. : have found tHat /
tissue paper IS iuVaIushi. On polishing 7
eiass and china. For mcnd.uv plain stoua- .
Ware mix the plaster paris with water +
but use as soon as mixed. as ID hardeus
M L." Oherlin. La VIII answer
'Thurla Cole" abe3r the &c rondists
The name VS. given T. q moderate re-
publican PARTY. when the legislative ass
sembly met in October 1871. the Gironde
party chose for their representatives
Nerrniad. Gaudet, GcnsOnne Grange 4
news. aud Ducos. ali of whom soon ac-
qulrcd great influence 10y their rhetorical /
talents and political principles. They
were joined by BriSsots party the adher-
ents Of Roland. and by several leaders OF .
The center. and for some tme had d uar-
liamentary majority. They nrst directed /
their efforts against the re-actionory poll .
~ of the court. ana the king was COM
PEELED To select the mere mod crate. Suchis .
Roland DumouticZ. ClaNieFe aud SeuVau .
to b. minister's. tie afterwards dismissed .