Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-22

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additional attraction to our readers.
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Agricultural Department.
EDITOR HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
am glad TO SEQ new cnmers entering d" our
household land would say to our new
sister, Golden HAIR" we will not over
look you or your inquiry, and am glad to
know you do not disdain to perform the
duties Of the household. but rather call it
u pleasure TO assist your mother in her
daily labor in the Kitchen and wish there
were many others. when released from the
school room, would cheeriully weld tho
rOling-pin, broom and mop, thereby les
SEEMING the burdens of others, and gaining
new strength by the exercise. think it
a mistaken idea TINT daily labor is de-
grading, but rather the reverse In answer
to the inquiry respecting the Expectations
of moths. | would say they Commence their
work in early spring. and the little small
moth Tor miller) may be seen flying about
our rooms especially in the evening, but
we're not always such light, airy treasures
They were once very small worms, said to
have sixteen legs (although | never count.
ed them.)
Moths lay their little white eggs on
wooiens and lursi the little worms issue
from these eggs, and Immediately COM
mence feeding and clothing themselves.
They tear ont hairs of the wool or fur,
and make of them case or sheath, to
cover them, which they make larger as
they grow, and are similar in color TO
ltat ON "h'Cn tIey are ieeuihg. Wneh
tneir case Is uhisIed tIeV stlli pun out tue
mars OF the "ooi OF iur lor the purpose OF
eallhs them' men, ny ana n.y. the lIltie
worms take wings ard VISIT Us IN our
rooms.
oHlhs OF urleu oe'i are ihlureu ny the
.tI!Ie iuHz wol ms tas can 'hem) ana l
'h'nk .ne INJURY 10 wih"' mai 'hneS are
c"us'u ny thelr "Cik'ns 'heln III 'ne s'u"
vi l,'Sh tnus'
ne same remedies may DC useu " pro-
iect from tn'lt raVaseS as tn4se used iof
,ne MONS hrsl spoken Oh ne SUI way
10 10 encIosc IurS' "ooieo'' WINS &C. ~
strong 'I@h' Dag Ut can &c maze OF
thich' stlohS con- ION com as 'he Ii'ti'
'ii''lels "oJ W. crawl 'hIouEh very SINAI
nP Itule' W"'Es OF """''h S"'in' nus il"
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shol' 'iine 'So cal'eu "' one vi ou' hei9n
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Una. sue "eP bitterly men again can
ca 10 ul'hu Stranger .haI ca'ieu mere 10
seiI SUM 'noulc'ne' rs he cal'eu IT, ri
commenced urging the purchase OF Inc
meulcihe' MI D. loid nm repeatedly NJ
oi,' NOT WISH 10 puy' linen De took an,
o'"el way " 'i.uuoe MN u pm chaSe' ano
ac' useu MN OF parslmony' ana toia MN
ue "ouiu ie' HIS h!other lie ana 'le before
nc WouIu guy twenty-five cents worm OF
uleolc'ne lor her' ana MS medicine Wou'd
cure ner' lno' ner was SIGN on lfle pea a,
s snc !,nle' suAe' ihs from severe cola
his mother and was usino remedies for
her that he knew to be good; but his
medlclhe no knew nothing about, and
i nineo n'ni Inv GU nov pcen llea,eo
houses He said. Yes" Then Mr. r
,o'u li''h ~ use MN ~ sut'. OF iraVe tne
mousse ana "hth lie found that he could
. t1enu. ul''o Vi Hc1'G nlI. -. ic was very
fellow who co)leI bers ,o Eli nod;oinn
to destroy worms, and as be pretended to
understand diseases and could tell by the
coun'el "nce .hose 1nI were suffering
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