The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21

very anxious to get II. we nave peen
subscribers to The Constitution a good
without 1t. We derive great deal or
benefit and pleasure from the sisters let
ters.
(Will some one send the poem to Mrs.
Brewer? 1t is too long to publish.9
Mrs. C. f.. Blackwell. of Columbus.
Miss, would like to hear from some or the
sisters that can tell her something about
Transferring photos or other pictures on
glass. VIII give something Oh equai Nhiue'
Mrs Flora Edmunston, Spann, Ca
see some one asks for a moth extermina-
tor I'm this weeks paper. j have one that
certainly will keep them away. rake RED
cedar and chip up in small pieces ana fold
up In cloths and put in trunks ana Draw
ers where clothing is ket and you VIII
never see any more. Would ike to get
the address of lady who offered an ex-
change in January or first February OF
one pink climbing rose and five others
for coffee signatures L wish to commu-
nicate with her Would like TO exchange
Gamma roots. red yellow and white, Tor
dahlias, any color except purple, chrys-
anthemums for monthly roses, or VIII
send to all who want them for the post
age.
Mrs. b. w. Cook. Broadus. S. C.-What
a great pleasure II is to know that TINS
grand old paper is waiting at the Office for
us every Tuesday: ii never fails To come.
When an egg gets cracked before time for
1t to hatch. paste a very thin cioth over
the crack and it will hatch same as the
rest. l have tried It. and know II 10 be
true | am very much Interested IN poul-
try VIII some kind sister send me inc
name of a good poultry journal! Would
like to subscribe for one. nave Two
beautiful white leShornS UenS) 70 eN-
change pure bred) for pair black Minor
cas- nurs bred They are pure white.
"a L
have a shoe box full of dried hopS' VIII
send to any one that VIII send poSlase
and Il few calico SCRAPS COR my llttle S lIi
to nut in her quilt. WIN some orc Mttie
and tell us how to make vinegar Little
Mabel sends cents to the Grady hospitai'
Mrs. j b. Grayson. McLaurin' MISS
In scrubbng tinware do not use sahd'
~. Ia d,,et on n damn rag. The same
70 good applied TO marble top tables or
dressers should they need cleaning 10
not depend on the dishrag with soap anu
water to clean your straiuer nut cream h
Thoroughly with a brush. To keep corn
bread from sticking TO the pan put piehty
of lard in the pan and have II very hot.
To keen biscuits from Slcklns NJ ciS
grease the pan, sprinkle In Lv-ie no Jul
tban turn the pan over ana let az l1ii
out that will and il IS reauS, S'' t
either biscuits or cornbread paNC tVo
brown and hard set them on t mr., n IAN
or ANYTHING that you have coilNenteHt
over them and In a few mom.n's ny
will be soft and nice. Wheh a IN upper
bagins 10 leak take nail ana hitiiuier
ana make about two dozen hoieS IN .tio
hottom turn Il over ana Win an olu li'e
run off the rouGhness Now Npu ns'No
nice cullender to aip, Up p ead3 ~ ali yho
/ will send bunch oSra SEED 10 an an VIC VIC
sends me a sef-addressed stampeu en-
veIope. If any of the sisters mlio mt, iats
one of Mrs. i. a. Bass g ny nIeased
wishes to dispose of IL Woulu po PiO"'N
to hear from them.
Mrs w. r. German. NASHVILLE Ga.-l
,,,issed geting a copy of our paper touaE
IL - o1most unset me. l read with
.rroat Measure the Kingdom each week
Amt Susie's refined thoughts ana ChriS-
,ian influence surely abides in the col
umns shs presides over 50 faithfully ana
so lovingly. 1t is impossible 10 com
nut the good to family OF paper IKE
The Weekly Constitution with us INFER
cetfno home dcpartments so dear TO the
bnarts of an it's readers. The children
cot interested and its acquaintance pe-
comes blessing and an educauoh' Ih9
farmers wives can nave no Deter itlG1lu
than it, as a weekly visitor, bringing
comfort cheer and interest into her pussy,
often lonely. life. There Is no paper pup
lished in the commonwealth that you Hilo
so often upon the table IN the lam}ly room
of the farmers house as Inc Neehly
Constitution. Its receipts, advice, suS-
gestions have brought sunshine to many
thousands or our farmers WlTeS AM a,id
speak in this letter. | know OF a place
where a nice Christian woman can get
remuneratiye employment ana l would
like to help "A worthy woman get the
place. When you WElte send slap for re-
ply.
zone Of the Sisters" Cedar Rock. n.
Cit is perhaps rather late 10 send an
answer 10 Mrs. Helene BIS Biblical puz-
zle. which appeared, / think. in January.
but as l have seen only one solution, l
Will send mine. since l wish 10 know If II
Is correct. l do not think the one given
was. and hope the author viii tell US the
correct answer. | think the prophet
was the whale Jonah the sinner reclaim
ed and the resurrection the event fore
told. Christ alludes TO this IN Matt. y. 80,
40. Bun | cannot exactly understand He
once from lofty cminence proclaimed
His prophecy 50 loudly that every person
in the whole world heard It," OF course
the prophecy was proclaimed when the
whale ''vomited out Jonah on dry land"
but / do not see how every person heard
It. / intended sending this solution at the
time. but was prevented by sickness, etc.
c. i. 7. has given US an interesting
sketch Of Shakespeare. | like TO learn of
this great man. l enjoyed Aunt Suses
Easter piece. This 10 me is the sweetest
day Of all tho year, for does it not com
memorato the coming gift Of all that
loving Father has bestowed uDon His
cnidrer-the promise that we shall live
again IN the house OF many mansions
which our Savior has gone TO prepare!
Glorious thought that we serve a living
instead Of dead Christ; let US then. If
We be risen with Him. seek whose things
which are above"
Aunt Susie my mother is Mrs. William
King, so don't you think l have extra
cause Tor loving you. For sometimes. II
not always. there as something in a
name"
Mrs. j. B.-For the benefit of the sis
ter wishing information of persons named
Fits | will say that she might learn
something OF the family by addressing
Mrs. Bessie Fits, of LaGrange, Ga. Aunt
Susies account of her kitchen troubles
was certainly amusing though she had
my sympathy. God has given her higher
talents and l hope twill henceforth he
LETT for those of us less gifted than she
IS TO cheerfully perform our duties in the
art of cooking. l have an aunt sixty
six years OF age. reared during slavery,
of course. and her knowledge of plain
cooking is as limited as Aunt Susie's. /
indorse what a sister said about the King
dom helping us to realize how many good
and sweet women there are in the land.
A snort time since a number of friends
ana mySlr We're praiSinS our page and
editreSs and we all wondered how many
children Aunt Susie had and what was
her husbands profession. DO any of the
sisters know? Perhaps you do not and
maybe Aunt Susie Will not object to in
forming US. and ! hope she will under
stand that 1t is not idle curiosity prompt
ing our desire to know more of her, but
the deep and Ia hope pardonable interest
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