The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-16

adding a little salt. When tender aou
large spoon of vinegar to each quart
the vinegar to other acids. If you don't
like the vinegar, when you go 10 USE
pour the water off and add fresh water;
Nearly all fruit and tomatoes are 5u TC,u
enough without using anything; Two
or three years ago Mrs. w. ~; i@eo
gave the Kingdom sisters her recipe LOT
canning green corn with @ ,arsaf,c ss,ccasafui. aT
To prevent catsup from spoilng, aIler
filing your bottles nearly fun put & Ut
tie good vinegar on top. For Jeiiy' alter
filling glasses cut a piece OF wnite paper
to fit inside the glass. dip In whisky, put
on the jelly. tie cloth over 1t, set In
cool place. i don't like putting away
cucumbers In brine. I prefer making the
pickles and sealing them. l am so fond
of flowers, and If some of the sisters
wish to exchange, write me In tne ial.
| have always loved The Constitution;
have been reading 1t a good many years;
My father used to take It, L subscribed
for 1t at the Atlanta exposition on the ex-
position grounds. L expect to take the
paper as long as IL Is as good as IL Is.
Mrs. w. III. Manly, Gladish- Tex.-In
The Constitution of June 18th, Mrs. w. 5.
Bonham, Bonham. Ala. requested me TO
give full particulars In regard to elder
tea for conyulsions. / will give the recipe
just as it appeared in The Constitution
in 1898. L did not preserve the Iady
namo who sent 1t to The Constitution.
particulars. and hope IL the lady VINO
sent the recipe for publication sees TINS,
she will write TO the Kingdom and tell
US more about IL.
Recipe-Take as much of the inside
bark OF elder as will I'LL teacup hair
full: put 1t in teapot or porcelain VeSsel;
and pour over 1t Il teacup Level run OF
fresh warm milk just from the cow Let
IL boil ten minutes: then strain and
squeeze out the milk and drink warm or
cold. as preferred. Mako and drink TINS
elder tea every other morning before eat
Ing or drinking anything else tor = SggaI. gs
and see where your fits have gone. Inc
elder IS o common SHRUB, ana grow
wild. This is an Indian remedy ana @ tao
red men use It successfully. II Is aoso-
lutelv infallible If persstemtly USED before
the patient Is thirty-five years OF age,
have seen numbers cured by Its use. Ihe
above Is copy of the letter 1 nave
I wish to say to readers OF THIS paper
I'm writing to parties in regard 70 eN
changes always inclose sei-;Lu9! ! Isi,,i
envelope If you expect a reIly. 81 Iettnrs
witho-t hostage! 1t would cost almost
e much to answer the letters as the ar
ticle is worth. and perhaps more
Mr.. T, f. Hayes. Gum Swamp. S. c.
7 notice the piece clippings from Aunt
lanes album and little Toms letters'
! feel for him SO much Please find in
closed 10 cents for his book and ~ cents
for Render Fuller.
what WOulu bt uOhS NA'iAN"~ go
that "pcrishes with the usingY COOKING;
v,ashing dishes and all Such work.
think this work, though no. very pledsaht,
is. at the same time, very important Work
and should be done Win ah e'o Si4'e''
to Gods ) glory" ,
HE who sweeps room
As for Gods laws,
Makes the act divine.
7 used to love to teach and work In the
Sunday school. but God saw III 70 t~@tAS ~
this pleasant and genial work from me
and give me the work that parishes WIN
the using" and am doing II Win a.
my might, with an eye single 70 ms
plOl-v Take up thy cross ana iOAo"
me" Some times l feel it a cross. in
deed to do drudgery when couiu pc
more pleasantly employed. But duty %uC- u
mands ana obey. / want 10 Joia S4uI
never to wear another feather. / tFled
to get the orphan boy that We have win
1 Us TO let me send mis- name. but ne wants
10 Kill birds. l must tell the chhdteh OF
/ The Constitution that he does not get
NV better. When he wants 10 provoke
me 10 anger snd cannot succeed. ne VIII
say bad words in my presence. -
| Sometimes my heart is so sad about
| him. He Will chew tobacco, drink any
thing he can get Intoxicating. and IS so
saucy / am stin praying ana hopiis
| God will do all things right.
Mrs Y w. Riddle, Hucman, Ala.-My
husband has taken The Constitution Tor
/ ten years, but 1 have never written d
! letter for the womans page before. II y
| tba most welcome visitor We have on our
| list and I would not be without II II II
| cost twice as much as it does now. L
will give the sisters my plan for keeping
! egee a whole year. 1t is very simple, but
| YOU can use them year old for hAhIhs =
/ cake and the whites VIII 1rolh as "et1
/ a, If they were fresh laid. Take nNe ga
nh
! then a layer Of eggs, then SAT- etc, ului
| the can IS full and they Will Keep per
! fectly. ...,,,,, III ~
! feas in a bedroom. Take WOoIy p4Sth-
| ket. spreak ON floor. then place a ouI a \,
! inc lamp on that and leave Il tHeLS "a
nieSbt and every flea in the room Will DC
! tangled up in the blanket next noIlillis. ~. !.
| PM insect powder on the dogs and cats
! ana the fleas will drop off immediately.
| If you would like TO nave pS4uS loa lJ,,
| dinner every day next winter gather them
! tbe last of the summer scald thein anu
| then put them away in strong brlhe III
| large jars. ,.,,., YOUR his
| lit ,,uddines Won have 50 often. Just ddd
| large handful Of rasins to IL IL Is Iluo4i
! nicer. ., - to. ,ool,ad
/ tbe old way add 4 teacupfui OF cheese ~
/ tba nan of rice Just before you dish IL up
| snd vou will have a delicious breakfast
| dish. ,,.,-.,. ,.-,,,,foe+ dis,
|
! cIica and salt green tomatoes, ron III
| meal and fry as you would chicken " s neti
! Ton ift them out layon napkin to absorb
! SSTSase. Eat hot. Aunt Sus.e. may you
! See many more happy birthdays
laura r. Feweli. Meridian, Miss:-A
new sister knocks at the door or the "o-
| mans Kingdom, one who mas never
| knocked before. though she mas oiteh
! thought she would like 70 do So
| come now to thank Mrs. Elvira WIN
| ersnoon. OF Mississippi, for her recipe Tor
| snoon bread. My cook was taken sick
| ana as | am rather an inexperienced
| bousekeeper. my only specially In that
| line belng light or ioafbread, as virgin
| ians call il, which was NOT 10 pe lilouSut
| of Tor a 6 o'clock farm breakfast, was
| feeling, rather blue as to my lhlhty 70
| satisfy a cranky man and brOther, VINO
| Thinks nobody can cook Ike Amy, an
| Old family servant When 1ilS Co.lS1' ., - -,
| tion came and / saw her recipe ana re
| n,er,hered that ii was his favorlte bread.
So determined TO Try 1t. MY llrst AZ
| tcuopt was an ignOminious faiIure' II
| ioolIinr very much more Ike pan OF
| bubhIo and squeak than bread, Dut L
| Drrseyered till | succeeded ana was Ger
| tain of at least one appetlzinB DrcahIda'
| dish. . 40 ,ra ,,
often compeIled to follow the example o.
our northern sisters and cook our own
| mr9ls shall we not also initiate their
| deftness in these things? Practice VIII
| ,naEa parfect in these matters, as well
| as in music, and while quite WILLING 10
| arLnOwledge that there Is no shade IN
| summer or fire in winter quite as com
| forting as a servant, even If 1t Is only a
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