The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-10

MIS- Julian j. Matheson, Blenheim, s.
C-Will the person who offered to ex-
change Belgian hares for Pekn ducks
In recent issue of The Constitution
please write to the above address, telling
how many full grown hares-a buck and
some does-he will exchange for full
grown Pekin drake and two ducks?
Mrs. S. G. Brumley, Thornton Ark.
i sent letter to the Woman's King
dom the last of January with % cents
worth OF stamps for the orphans, but
don't know whether it ever reached Aunt
Susie or noA If so, she never put it in
the charity list Will some of the sisters
that have caladium and water hyacinths
please write to me? l have lots of house
plants to give for them.
(Note.-The letter with stamps was
never received)
Peggie, Box 104, Tallapoosa, Cal saw
In this weeks issue of The Constitution
where a lady wanted to know how to put
away fruit by the sulphur process, so
III send my mothers way of putting
away fruit in this way: Prepare your
fruit the usual way and put In or 4
gallons i'll as open a handle basket as
you can get. Next get good tight dry
goods box and an old pan or something
to burn sulphur in and set this down
in the box; then set fire. now slip your
basket of fruit on stout stick and sWin,
over the box; swing the basket right over
the burning sulphur; get an old quilt
and spread over top of box; ever and
anon stir your apples as to get them
all smoked even; let smoke until perfect
ly bleached. IL smoked enough will keep
perfectly. Good wishes to all the readers
and Aunt Susie. Ten cents enclosed for
some good purpose.
(Note-No 10 cents enclosed)
Miss Annie McLelland Taylorsvile,
N. C.-Being reader of your estimable
paper, | would like to ask through the
Woman's Kingdom the name and address
Of the lady that has seed OF tho white
head winter cabbage for exchange
read her letter, tabled the paper to at
tend to domestic affairs, and when l had
time to write could find neither letter
nor paper.
Will give the Womans Kingdom q
recipe of sure cure for snake or spider
bite. Place the bitten member in a pan
OF kerosene oil, bandage and let remain
In oil until the poison is drawn out; also
give patient one or two tabespoonfuls of
oil internally.
greeniSh looking substance on top OF the
oil. When thus treated Immediately af-
ter being bitten it prevents all sickness
from poison.
Win tell the ladies OF the Kingdom
how to save dried fruit Put the fri1it
In thin cotton sacks, smoke thoroughly
with sulphur and let it remain in the
smoked sacks 1t will keep two years
by repeating the smoking the second
year. Best wishes to Mrs. King and the
n n ID tom
Mrs. e. J. Morris. Grape Vine, Grant
County, Ark.~-As 7 have seen nothing
from this part of the country, | thought
| would write. My son takes The Consti-
tuition and we think there is none better.
We live in Grant county Arkansas, one
of the best farming counties in the state.
Is very healthy and a beautiful place to
live. l will send the sisters of the King
dom a receipt for making light bread also
n very desirable way to bake apples.
To bake light brcad-I'irst take a cup
of sweet milk and let 1t come to a boil
and sift half cup Of corn meal and pour
the milk over it; then put the vessel
you have 1t in IN the meal barrel and
draw the meal around It, so as to keep
ii warm and let it remain over night.
Next morning take warm water and
sweet mix oil each one cup ana put II IN
a quart can or something similar and put
Il bit of salt soda and sugar in 1t. Then
put your scaided meal (the preparation OF
last night in and stir flour enough in to
make thick east Then put it near the
fire or in the warm sunshine to rise.
When you go to make 1t up use milk or
water
To bake apples-Do not bake them
whole but slice them and put them in
a pan to bake and put butter and sugar
on before baking Serve while hot.
] would like to get a girl or lady to
live az one Of the family. If any of the
sisters who read this know of any one
who wants a good home, please let mo
know.