The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-19
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.

instrument or best offer J. B. Adams.
Sr, r. f. d. No. g. E1lberton Ca.
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.
Mrs TT. A. Lane, Pinson, Ala.-Wiil
some of the sisters tell me what ails my
chickens and give me a remedy? The
first ones commenced to have discharges
from nostrils, eyes swelling and watery'
breath very offensive. After the first ones
were taken nearly all the others COM
menced having discharges rom nossrls
without eyes swelling. I think it IS roup.
l have been giving assafoetida, carbohc
acid and soft soap in the food, etc. They
just live on; they do not die nor get en-
tirely well Please let me hear from
some one as early as possible
T. w. Green, Acworth, Ga, Route Is
AS so many have written about straw
berry plants and failed to send card for
reply, it is impossible to answer and also
a large number did not see my first letter
and think they are sent for the postage
! send plants one dozen for one pair OF
towels or good ribbed hose and cents
hostage. Those not receiving reply will
know the reason: still have plants and
they are blooming yet. Can bet set out
they have taken root we'll before exposing
to sun Those wishing 100 plant lots can
send dry goods or equal value and "
cents for postage.
Mrs. c. ]. Chase. Whiteside. Tenn-I
wish to tell the sisters that if they are
fond Of persimmous, they can have a
fine preserve of them with little trouble.
Select nice, ripe clean ones. and re-
move the cap Put a layer of the fruit
in a jar or can. packing closely together.
then a layer Of sugar to fill all inter-
stices; then another layer Of fruit. and
so on. One pound of sugar to about 3
pounds of fruit is all that is required. 1t
win keep without sealing and is delicious,
and not so expensive as other preserves
| am a recent subscriber, who certainly
enjoys the Woman's Kingdom, and have
received SO many helpful hints from it.
| wish to send kindly greetings to all
contributors.
Mrs w. l.. DuVall, Balloon Gal
have been a reader of The Constitution
for several years and have enjoyed the
Womans Kingdom so much, having re-
ceiyed so much information from the
sisters letters. ] have raised so many
mango peppers this year, more than /
could use at all Did any of the sisters
raise them for pickle to be stuffed with
cabbage chopped fine? They are sweet
pepper grow very large and as many as
a gallon on one stalk in good land.
will be glad to send seed to any of the
sisters who wish to try them for any
kind Of flower seed or spool Of thread,
white or black, any number, or any little
too
feel very sorry indeed that we arc not
allowed to make our wants known
through the Womans kingdom. so many
Of US want companions or household help
or governesses, of teachers, and it some
Of the household sisters would recon-
mend them we would feel satisfied to try
them, but OF course dear Aunt Susie
knows best.
at is not Aunt Susie, but the editor.
He makes the rules)
Mrs A. e. Browne, Denver, s. C.-NTore
than a year has passed since / wrote
You last In that time I have passed
through a great sorrow My dear soldier
husband Who WAS so III when I wrote
before passed away on june 6, l9o2 and
loft me to finish lfe's journey sad and
lonely But sorrow not as those with
out hope" He was ready when the Mas
ter called, and has entered into rest. so,
in the sweet hy-aud-by." [ hope to meet
him again in The mansions Of the blest.
try to bear my sorroWs as best 1
may and try to make sunshine for others.
! am n member OF the Sunshine Society.
and try to i've UP to our motto: IF
you have q Kindness shown you. pass
fl on" I have had many shown me,
and In spite Of life's trials and trouble
I feel that its blessings are great
This is a beautiful world, with its sun
shine ana flowers and singing birds Our
heavenly Father was so kind to make 1t
So With many others, ] must say How
we miss the cheerful witty letters OF
dear "Bin Arp" None can fill his place
in The Constitution Our hearts go out
in sympathy for the bereaved family in
the home Which he 50 lately left.
There are many things | wished to say.
but must leave room for others who
write so much better than l can
VILLA COX, Newman. Ca. r. T, d. No
5.-Please grant me space in the King
dom 10 tel the numerous friends how
well am getting on now. Many viii
remember the letter Of Mrs. y. s. Cox,
about her daughter who was so i'll with
typhoid fever Well. I am The girl who
was mere skeleton, delirious ana
screaming with unbearable pain in my
lower limbs. Oh. my God. how [ suf-
tered through The long days. weeks aud
months but finally the worst was over
and I began to climb again back into
life For many long weeks | was as
an infant wheeled about in q rolling
chair. with my limbs drawn back in Sit