The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16

their games and accompany them to 80
Gals whenever it is possible for you to 90
So You will gain their affection and their
confidence and you don't know how it W.T.
reJuvenate you. Do all the Kingdom So
ters know the value of hot mot boiled)
sweet milk for a weak stomach and in
digestion? Put pint of fresh milk (use
mornings milk SKINNED from dinner on
the stove and let it get as hot as you
can take it with a teaspoon from a cap
about like tea and coffee. Never boil it,
C'BOled milk Is unfit for use" says
wise old physician) Let the sufferer take
this three times a day instead of his
meals. If the appetite Is not satisfied one
may eat some plain food IN addition. but
had best not eat pastry or rich food for
few days. II the taste Is unpleasant
one may sWeeten it and add any desired
davoring or spice. Two or three days of
this treatment Will relieve very severe at
lacks of stomach trouble when any and
all food causes distress. We have tried it
and speak from experience
| enjoy the letters about flowers; that
Is my hobby, but | don't want the posies
to crowd out the helpful, practical house
hold talks. VIII some sister who has the
old-fashoned, hardy white madonna lilies
please offer them for exchange? I have
just moved to q new home and would like
to get some.
Mrs. Ann Govan, 7o7 Madison Avenue,
Montgomery, ALIAS the holidays draw
near the varied arts of lace making, burnt
wood and the latest fad. Indian bead
work, are all suitable for gifts, and can
be done at odd times to avoid a rush at
the last, but how prone we all are TO
neglect an opportunity of securing some
pretty pattern to our regret when We
need it, Some years ago it was my good
fortune to secure one of the best rag doll
patterns l have seen and after making
one or two dolls, painting the faces and
hands there was a demand for them and
nave made over SIS from that little
pattern. Thus we see the value OF small
things.
Spinster-Well, f any one does not get
inspired to the highest pitch and feel
greatly benefited when they read all the
helpful advice which Is published in the
many newspapers and magazines which
are circulated over this wide world. it is
because they have no caring qualities.
Since the rural free delivery of mail
has been brought about it passes right by
our door and we get right smart of
sample copies of all sorts of magazines,
and if We don't happen to get something
there Is our neighhor, Sam Perkins, who
lives back Off the road he gets some
thing sometimes His mail is put out
along with ours, and We don't let it 20
away until We get everything out of 1t.
All these papers are filled with the very
best kind OF advice, and, especially in the
farming magazines, there is sure TO be a
nice long letter from somebody who is
having such booming luck with a lot OF
lne chickens just Matched out in one of
these lneuba tors and now got them in
the broodcr starving them for twenty
iour hours. | reckon that is done to
teach them from the beginning to know
how II feels without something to eat.
Then goes on the finest description of
beautiful palaces of art galleries. summer
and winter resorts, and many other
things which are almost an absolute ne
cessity for successful poultry raising
get 50 carried away | 4et right up
and 90 ont ana with a squirting eye [
closely look over The little pole house
which our fowls have been roosting in
from one years end to the next ever
since l can remember
II has done us service so long we
look upon it as kind of family relic
and could not think Of doing away with
il, and with a few artistic touches /
try 10 make things as bright and inter
estinS as possible, and am tempted to
20 and take down that single, solitary
picture, Counting in the Meadow" which
a merchant throwed in one time when
We bought Il good big bill Of goods and
paid cash for them. and 80 out and hang
it up in that fowl house 50 as to offer
every inducement for the Increasing Of
chickens and eggs for the table. ana get
to sell a few, too
/ am powerfully interested in hog rails
ing, too, for it is SO nice 10 have good
homemade ham all the year round when
company comes Rnt - mo t,n yoa
we got caught in a close place a few
days ago The minister came along to
see some OF his church people Ana 50.
p0utellke he stopped in 10 tell us he was
coming back along and stop in for sup
per and get some Of our good Old coun-
try ham. 1t would have been terrible to
disappoint the minister when he was SO
strongly looking forward to getting that
nam and think providence must have
mad hand in this thing I'll tell you
the facts, We had cut down so close. there
were put six slices Of ham on the place.
an thln slices. too Well we felt satisfied
that was more than the preacher would
eat, but a family of thirteen and one
extra could not very Wen sit down to a
table with six pieces Of meat. so We
Jpst set on an extra full dish of bologna
and every member Of the family knew
better than TO touch the ham for they
had been given strict orders before going
to the table
don't know how # ha ,ened. but
somehow or other when one O. the family
was helping out. bologna. OF course.
one piece just pitched out and rolled
around on the table Saucy little Tommy.
whose equals aint 10 be found, and
nothing passes his eye, gave a pert wits
fle ana snapped his finger in q beckon-
ing-like fashion and says he. right out:
on come trottins around my plate
and / bet III stop YOU. tell YOU
what You could hear false teeth grinding
around that table. | know I come pretty
near swallowing mine for fear Tommy
was goins to let something come about
that last hour. " Ell, we've got five right
nice little shoats to butcher this win
ter-We had one more. bat it died--and
everything we see in the paDers about