Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-08-15

TIE WAY TO Boil EGGS The nices
way to boil AN egg is to place ii in bolin,
water; then remove the kettle at one
from the stove and place it on the heurtf>
and allow the egg to remain from 10 to q
mir ut (half an loar will 90 no harm
while the water is very gradual, cooling
The exact time is of no consequence, Al
egg thus cooked will be found 10 be lende
and delicate, and evenly cooked through
out, no part being hard while another PAT
is semi raw and Shiny.
GIRLS, TAKE NoTICE!-Thcle is 10 b,
an entirely new style of beauty III,
girls with the ruddy locks or the colder
hair and the Saxon skin that have hel,
heir sway so long will have to ahdcatt
their throne TO their dark haired sisters
So fashion has decreed, and when fashion
does decree a Thing the result is rs unuler
able as general election. To be in The
fashion to-day you must have dark hair
dark blue eyes, not particle of color, anc
lips as red as the cherry. These lalhe
varied requirements are to De mct-witl
art.-Lond0n Court Journal
| Too Much FAMILY GOVERNMENT LIKI
THIs.-"f you shove that cup off tn,
table III whip you," said morher 10 he
laughter. The girl showed llA cup off
Pick up that cup, or I'll whip you good
The girl did not pick up the cup. &c,
and sit down there or III whip you" Tn
girl didn't 60 and sit down. Come her
to me-" The girl didn't come Am
you ashamed of YOURSELF" "Yessum.
mo, you're not. I'm a great mind t
whip you for telling me a story. Oughtn
I to whip you-sayP' Nome, for yo
tell stories, You said you'd whip me an
you didnt!' and she kicked up her heel
and scampered away.
Sulphur sifted over the vines while il
blossom and the grapes are setting, vii
kill all animal life without in the leas
injuring the most delicate plant. Indeed
it is one of the best fertilizers. | disrov
cred its efficiency against rose bugs b,
experiment where everything else hat
failed 1t killed every bug and fertilizec
the vine. l tried it on squashes an,
potato bugs with equal success. bought
the sulphur in quantity at the drug store
second quality answered my purpose
and sifted it all over my vines. 1t was
always sure remedy. Some years ago q
great deal was said about its usefulness il
the vineyards of Europe.-Janc Sargeant
amherst, Mass in the ". B. Homestead.
THE SUNSHINE OF HoME.-A sunshiny
husband makes merry, beautiful home
worth having, worth working in and for
If the man is breezy, CHEEKY, consiIerale
and sympathetic, his wife sings in heI
heart over her buildings and her mendine
basket, counts the hours till he returns al
night, and rcnews her youth in the security
she feels of his appreciation and admra.
ton. You may think it weak or childish,
if you please, but it is the admired wife
who hears words of praise and receives
smiles of commentator, who is capable,
discreet, and executive. have seen a
timid, meek, selfdistrustng little body
fairly bloom into strong, self reliant
womanhood, under tho tonic and the cor
dial of companionship with husband who
really went out of his way 10 find occasions
for showing her how fully he trusted her
Judgment, and how tenderly he deferred
to her opinion. In home life there should
be no jar, no striving for place, no insist
ing on prerogatives, or division OF inter.
ests. The husband and the wife are each
the complement of the other. Aud it is
Just AS much his duty to be cheerful, IA ii
is hers 10 be patient; his right to bring ioy
| ino tho door, as it is hers to sweep and
garnish the pleasant interior. A family
where the daily walk of the father makes
lie festival is filled with something like
heavenly benediction. Sdngsfer in
The ConqregattondltS.