The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14

sulphur mixed, which I did and in a
few days the sores had disappeared. 1t
seems to keep the sores soft and is very
healing. We live in a beautiful country
near the great winter resort, Miami,
where hundreds Of tourists come annual
~. We have some strange beauties in the
odd formation OF rock here One thing
in particular that I admire is the bean
tiful arch of solid rock across a swift
flowing creek. which gives it the name
Arch creek and which has a solid rock
bottom Picnics are frequently made to
this point Of interest May write again
some time If this IS published
Mrs. J p. livingston. Tryon, ~ CT
has been a long time since | visited the
Kingdom and many changes have taken
place since then. Just now the whole
south is bowed i'm sorrow over the death
of our beloved Bill Arp. but I feel that the
brightest crown in heaven has been
placed upon his head. and when I say
my heartfelt sympathy goes out to the
bereaved family / only express the senti-
ments of the whole south SO many of
the sisters who wrote such bright. IN
terestng letters are silent. Come again.
sisters and tell us about your flowers and
what you have been doing since YOU
visited the Ki. gdom last. Will send my
way Of making an' nectar To one gai-
sx1sg rf h1Ssimtn - a9d 4 pounds gross.l-
lated sugar az 5 ounces tartaric aci~i.
beat the whites OF ,hree eggs and pour
into a bottle with & little Of the warm
strip. Shake brislly. then pour it into the
kettle OF srup and stir it through we'll
Boil three minutes, removing the skim as
ii rises Flavor with any preferred extract
and bottle for use. Take two or three
tablespoonsful to a glass of ice cold water
and one-half teaspoon1ul soda.
one day in June to keep my promise,
went for an outing with three small
boys. There was one size larger that
offered to go and carry the lunch bas
kets, etc, making four boys We board
81 a train and il was not a long time
before we stopped at Wilmington. n. c.
Re took in some OF the city sights, then
decided TO visit Oakdae cemetery. In
visiting a city ! most invariably take q
look at the cemeteries. II is an index TO
the cultivation ana refinement OF the
community Well, we saw a beautiful
place naturally ana then all that art
could add-so quiet and peaceful The
gray squirrel and the partridge did not
seem one bit afraid. The boys were
mute with pleasure and admiration. They
are all DTrd-loVers ana each gray bunny
made them think of their bunny that
they opened the cage for so he might
frolic free" We wandered about for a
while looking al many names we did not
know. The first trolley car we found
took us to Wrightsvile Beach. Such a
long, nice ride, and as it was the first
time for the boys they just went wild at
the sight of the sea. Is old and ever
new. l can't say which they liked best
the water or the beautiful sand beach
They bid farewell to the sights at sun
set SO closed a happy day for them
and one they will not forget Oh, the
pleasure Of making the little hearts glad
II. A. NJ II. FLOYD Val have often
wondered why so few OF the Virginia SIS
ters write to the Woman's Kingdom I
am sure that The Weekly Constitution
comes to many homes in this state and |
rarely ever see q letter from Virginia in
the Kingdom. Perhaps we supply the
basket I enjoyed Mrs. Shaw's let
ter so much / can imagine how beautiful
her begonias are. | planted geranum cut
tings the first week in June. Now they
are one foot high. I planted a bordes Of
nasturtiums last spring and have had the
greatest quantity of blossoms all summer.
We all know how useful well as orna-
mental these blossoms are, especially for
the table and as dressing for salads etc
am very fond of flowers Autumn Is
almost here and we have had very few
real warm days. We had comfortable
nights and mornings during most Of the
month of August This seems to have been
grape year" We have such an abund
recipe in the Kingdom for making wine
A certain amount Of water was used to
each gallon OF fruit. I have lost the recipe
and will return the favor if any Of the
sisters can give It to me.
l have made many pleasant acquaint-
ances through the Kingdom In all our
country there is no other paper that is the
source of as much helpfulness and salts
faction to the southern women as The |