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

off closely and put in boiling sailed wa
ter TO cook tender. but not enough TO como
to pieces. Put two or three tomatoes
from the boiling vessel in jar, fill with
okra and cover with juice from the boil
ing tomatoes. Put away same as toma-
toes. Remember to keep the vegetables
boiling hot and seal quickly. If any OF
the sisters would like some of the little
multiplying potato onions | can supply
them in July. The tops are the best thing
for turkeys while the onions are very
fine for the table. Cut the onions off
under ground. leaving the roots and you
will soon have any quantity. TO all send
ing postage and something for my trout
BILE, anything useful, plain white lawn
most desirable. / will send onions in July
Miss Matte Colinsworth, Americas.
Cal first introduced myself to the Wo-
mans Kingdom four years ago by writ
ing the sisters about the death of my
sweet mother, who was so good and saint
ly in all things. Then, five months after
my first letter l wrote again, and told
of my fair young sister, VINO, after years
OF patient suffering, LETT us TO enter the
mansion prepared tor her in heaven Our
tears We're scarcely dry before IL telegram
came announcing the death of my only
remaining sister, Mrs. Emma Hand. My
aged father and i We're then left alone in
the world. We took care of each other
the best we could until God to9k MIN from
me last October, and / am left alone on
this side of the river. Mother, father and
sisters have all crossed over TO the heaV-
emily land. God knows best Not for a
moment would ! call one of my. loved
ones back from the heaven of rest that
they have found to this world of suffer-
ing. But oh! the heart loneliness | feel.
n change of scene was deemed best Tor
me. Kind friends ADVISED me- TO spend lle
winter with an uncle in Florida, so /
went To the land Of sunshine for the WIN
ter. Spring has come, ana now L am
again In the dear old home so full OF bit
ter, sweet memories, the home dear TO
me as belonging to the sacred past, now
rented out, and | Il boarder in the nome
where i was nrst the loved and petted
daughter, and later on the busy house
keeper. / know from experience how 10
sv,pathiZe with all who are IN trouble
all who have lost their loved ones. for
! have been all along there.
Mrs. ". r. sharp Bason. n. C.-My
name has never appeared in Woman ;
Kingdom before. ! have cad this depart
mcnt with profit ana interest for manly
wears. Now, dear sisters / come win a
plea for the children. our oWn children.
Whatever else i- wrong with the 6rSal
machinery of the nineteenth century. we
may rest assured We haven't an oN-'
supply OF sympathy. And believe our
cnI,uICh deserve the a)sl anu set lAc
least vi any age OK CLASS ,r, .
DiG YOU over near the expression, They
are eating their white bread now 10"
does inaI compare UItn As Il IdLhcr p4t-
tlelh MS son! Wen 40 1 rememDcr me
surrOWS, LeIeaNti meats anu uiSdPP JIM
mcnts Of childhood. can you imagine "a
worse tnInS than 10 break your Dest uoli'
lose your only and INST hnile or hdtD4C,
or tear an ugly hole IN your best uFcs5 :
Children are often whipped OF scolded lor
such things. Are you rIpnt sure a WOrd
or :csr OF sympathy would not IL az
MellI / uOn't advocate spare th@ ioi
and spoil the child. Any mother WAC
makes her child Il study need not be ms
taken. she viii know when 10 y mpatAl1c
ana when 10 IepfoNe.
This is an age Of great achievements
Never did generation see the NonuSl >
we sc in thls. The natural results Oh tne
fast tirles are apparent 20 All w :
common people sometimes arc tempted
to exclain Where am / at Bat Sis
tcrs, advanced thoucht Weltmerisla,
Christian Science and many things DdIne
great minds and furnish q subject for DIS
cussiOn among some people. You ana l
have u different WORK. Inc next genera
ton is now IN our cradles ana around our
for guidance and pray that lie Viii wipe
away their childish tears and bring them
up 10 honor and sloriiy Ills name.
Mrs. l. Coleman Jeter. santuck. S. c.
Again | come begging admittance TO your
happy band. / have received 80 many
helpful hints from your letters lately That
Ia like to write Il letter of thanks To
each ana all OF on; but Us time Is limited,
al just beg Aunt susie 10 let this 30 IN
Tie uear Old "hinbuom, ana II VII do
Tor All. You must take u. though, for a
personal letter.
There are 40 many sood ideas advanced
thAI IL iH next - An IApo7alo'4''S 20 6 4"
Nhch Is best. iti.ht mere / VISA 20 Ma" :
l. Susscsuuu, anu II Is ths; Let Aunt
susie -;l,ii InQutn oL-r one OF her pnoto~
giupAs 10 the one wrtins the letter con-
talnia-, tAe Deat aa4 Iucso .idctcan4s
MINUS 10 tno househe-pere Nrlt.en 0uilhS
Ia, uoutk. ~ nat say you All:
maze a boou A.u..y .ulnlp seed OF a
sl,ehu,d Nd44tty. -Ai4s oh1 "'a''.Hs an
a. 80 lhN'" ~ "
nm. abnllt .ytLus
CHINA san. ia sIh ulessvs Tor UulS -
cents That / Nia Icll aOudt our s~ttinS
sAota. Ne SUt enough pairs tuFel 40 90
Us " yea lvf oA5 - an /" '''i i lii;5 -
,',,, ,Isa ~ NOV. more bout me
SHOES. ana now 10 aet them. write Inc.
vltu stamped cnpc.ope. AL Sladiy eN-
PAM touIu 90 So NOW. Dut AN fearful
ul muK4ns uy tetter 100 lens HJ'
Aicthlihs can see tAc sHA1o" o. q
Iiown EttAcilhs on Aunt Su7+1 -
now. Chy a 4c" "ol"S iitO'e' tu1 " 90
stand dSiuc lut Inc meat
let see no I5 aulAA 70 secure Au,lO
Sus!e.s picture al snc VIII "hiy )AGE ~
1t Is WI WORTH tn serving ioI. w ma
nome would not be thc rrouoer Dy having
hcr sweet picture NJ ,o,.t
Can any Chc tel ne .'uSlI on Nj >. 4 - /.
stewart OI JeTlcHo ~ SHC w. -
sehd me some 'Hi-iu anu d c"l' JSa9,'li'ill
cutting bul j can ie-1Nt no ISIi! 10 a.
letters. Am AFRAID she Is SICK, tHousH /
trust not. Goodby for tho present. III y
each and every one 81 4oa enjoy Goa :
richest blessings