HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1890-11-21, Page 3THE SIGNAL, PLUMY, NOV. 1, 1890
S1TXXER SHOE
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ENDLESS VARIETY
et Style and Prim. at the Old dratdisbed
51108 Store
of
DOWNIZ:
set esvaeeyouedour to
choke Gee of
eitylagmh
cart give the
Best Producti
in footwear from an the
Leading Manufacturers
b tbe Domlaloe-
seer store 1a the I tominiou fur the same rime
Of (foods.
s
Ordered Work
equal to the hest to Canada.
NO SLOP WORK
BYERY PAiR UUA1tANTh;ED.
Repairing done Promptly
ht.
E. DOWNINC,
('er. East -at. sad Square. Ooderleh.
V701211! PoWDZt s.
Are pt-rr:nttoLeo. Cereal., tbs.& mei
Icer -oteve. lar seta. Baa, s:.J . r oast
des z.,ee .I worse ;g Wrca.^r Adds
W H Y EVERY FARMER
should get one er
Armstrong's Improved
-*AT 1.
GRAIN & SEED CLEARERS?
BECAUSE
tt- 1t allows no foul steeds l0 be blown into
the chaff, whi.-h is of great Importance to
every farmer who wishes to keep his farm
clean.
bad, --It ,avec mod cleans all Timothy seed
from or kind of grain while cleaning the
grain.
mrd.. For Market cleaning it removes Cockle.
ekes sad .hr•skes grain. and givee the
farmer the user no.ihle weight for bis
grain with no loss.
rem. -it will sample grain for show and seed
purposes equal to hand ptcklsg•
MIL -Cleaning seed Wheat it renis an
Cockle. Mustard seed. Wild Pe.. Wild
Flax and other fool and abrmakeo and
broken (train. ea' gives the farmer pare.
clean. seed grain.
mea. it will clean Oats. Barle to.. thor-
esgw
hlT without wte of grain.
Set* timed marMaet,
Home, bares and other bsilainge .r.
iMatedesatmpestlyw posebe,givisa tee
lmpsenms that the owner *Measured to
se( bow essay h s meld erect u. • pews
of gni" just Imo (south to be essay
noeapi.d by ose. If Meer* be soy elev.-
ties, it meet be totalized se protection
ageism winter abed(. and the house, in
soa,rdasee with thisplaa,ie placed at the
foot of the hill, with the well close be
side the door, amid the other building( is
dotty prominence above. It would take
more time iu way of load esplatWioa
then say of es have to spare to oftener*
the farmer that be hes laid an slsust
certain fousdative for growth ad disease
Bodine to death. His mind is never du
torted by the oboe iht that all the drain
age of the barnyard and the bedding*
sear it is fiowiog directly down the bill,
depo•itiug • bountiful supply of infested
germs to that ever -ready receptacle, the
well, wbieh may be oossidered ss $ pre-
peledicular drain taking all the surface
eater in its vicinity. It is • common
Practice (Lo. armor this clue of people,
w ho desitost. "Rales for Preservation
of Health" as new tangled Sod high
sinus sone•.., to empty all esti-ester,
dish -water and maybe refuge regetabl.s,
into the hollow user the
well.
Of Doone the air of this ever moist
back yard, with its mass of decaying
vegetable matter sod filthy water, is Do
ore Weems& toihassoe ieiiti.a.1 o see.
,n
/Imo is welkin/ through s barnyard ;
y,.0 will grow accustomed to all this
time and not mind tt any moretban you
the odor arising from that pit over
soros the yard, where the restates
year's potatoes or rutabagas ars
becoming part of earth and air
•e fever or dipht heti* ■heuld break
er such conditions the farmer
Ter think "f tracing the cause
1 air of the back yard or the
that well. Woe to hien who
his barn upon . hill and
uoJerneath ibe hill, for be
om the waters of his eelo>r-
h mind and insole ! Even
, and productive of Amen
to thia ge•eral health of
is the e'.ntinuous chain-
• huddled together es
• $ lot of emigrant
f -r the night'. How
lortsble, convenient
broad piss, shade
en -always a silent
refinement existing
Such homes exert
the lines of ebil-
If
out
welts
to ti
water
boilde
his ho
shall dri
ruption o
more own
as evil reg
the inhabits
of farm hui
level gr.,und
e mcees draw
different the
farm-bcsee, w
trees and flower
but .or sign of
within a hose'
moral indolence n
dine. -Western P
stress
It will be enough t
gle graphic p•r•age
thoosbtfol men of lett.
'The appetite fur tare
has spoiteJ the lives -,f
ruined more hopes for 1
m.re fortunes for them, br
more sorrow, shame, and ha
stay other evil that liver.
n12%0..01'11 tens, nay, hundre
sands of worsen shu ere ea
aced sit in hopeless weeds
ehusbaods have been slain
drink. There are . e
scattered over the lana in •laic
live lira of turtu-e,•going tbr.ough
changes of suffering that Its better
extremes of fear and despair, be
these whom they leis love wine
than they do the saner' they have s
to lova There are women by thouaa
who dread to hear at the doer the s
that "r.ee thrilled them with pleaau
because that atop has learned to reel on
der the inflpeoce id the seductive poietin
There are women groataird with pain,
while we wri:e these words, from breves.
and brutalities indicted by husbands
made mad by drink. There can be oo
exaggeration in any statement in re-
gard to this matter, but no human imag-
inaticne•n crests anything worse than
tae truth '1 he sorrows and horrors u1
a wife with a druokes husband or •
mother with a drunken son are as Deur
the realisation of bell a can be reached
in this world, at levet. The shame, the
indignation, the sorrow, &ori the sense of
disgrace for herself and her children, the
poverty, ard not unfrequestly the beg-
gary. the Leer and the feet of violence,
the lsug.rinp, lite long struggle and de-
spair of countless women with drunken
husbands are enough to make ail women
curse wine and engage ooitedly to op-
ppose it as obs wont enemy
of their.ea."-Domestic Journal.
c hero • sin -
our of our
drink in roan
women -
, scattered
t to teem
p- than
count ry
of taou-
todayr
their
Moor
t
k•mr■
tires
the
the
r
Tem --Cleaning Pear : It will eeparvite the
sand. quartered. halves. Oats and whole
Peas from each other. carrying each to •
dillbrent compartment. sh
lb. 1t le • perfect Clover seed Meatier. re-
moving .11 dust. broken sad dead seeds
*ad other saeds larger or smaller than du
the Corer seed. th
mm. It tea ens due Gros seed Machine. th
Mows no seeds away.
SOW --It is agood Flax seed Mathis*. jt'
Mb. - It is• first oleo chanter. wt
Mb. --itoan be fitted tato she eldest (.Chinned W
Fannin MUD that Is laid aside as sifts •
sad •make it do the wort of a now Mill. wo
L.iofatteae W erase.
Dont shut up yner bows, lest theme
cold fade your carpets ; and your
eerie, Int s merry laugh should shake
en some of the musty old cobwebs
ere. if yea east to ruin year •ons,let
em think that all mirth and social en -
reset must be left on the threshold
thout, ellen they Dome bone at night.
hest once • home es regarded a mill
plea to ear, drink and sleep in, the
rk u begun that sada in reckless deg-
atioe. Young people oust have oro
relaxation somewhere ; it they don't
ve it at their own hearthstone it will
ght at other said, perhaps, at leen
.dtable places. Tbeeetore, let lbs fire
re brightly at night, and sake the
®stead delightful with all those Utile
s that permits iso perfectly mods.
Dust repress the buoyant spirit of
r ehildreo ; half an hour of serri-
t around the lamp and firelight of •
• blots out many a ear* and annoy -
during the day -the beet saleftasrd
can take with them into the world
he unseen infamies of a bright little
osmotic, rima Pet home first ted
°remora, for therm will eons a time
ahem the beam Stele will be broken ;
whoa yes will "beg for the tome► et •
temia►ed heed, sad the amend of • voice
that is *till ;" and whets your greatest
in remembering
Issa-it ma he attached to a new Mill with-
out worse tt, and eau M removed at W rad
MIM a. t .. a they combined. R sad
deo net tsl with the es e t the re- ha
wear sever t Mul.
rets. -Its Mayes are nearly en performed see
• data pis
tans. -h W • amen of sixty brat els of La
grata per hour. he
Mtftb h 1.r cheap as the moti mry Fusing en
WU1 deem.
lett-every M$ehlne a tit: aaasys:n,
awe your order at sea if yep want It the
.•arra- It a have not erred Machine ea bare Mme sent ter iaapectkm..md that you mom
it an "'Wipes it site
■ m�tst ►y tasl1 mood inside width .f hs
ahem of 111tm. SOON
AR*STRONG BROS.,is t
t1n Choderioh, Ont. f
f fisc ask Ton
.,er e. easefilfire
.rra�'
Biaok Noes al SigAaI.
.i11 be bring that you
td all to Tour power to pet • song en-
der every hordes to maks sash other
hsppy.
FARM, FIELD, GARDEN.
a1EW$, NOTES ANO EXPIRIENCEB ut
FARM UFS.
The lawK ttamtae *Mobbed b Me rate
isdmwry .t t5. Creaky-eepetme Poe -
Uwe Assess Our rore.esst tl-.demeo.
A Word About Beed Caoaregsea.
Few persons, whether tanners or not,
realise the magnitude &Stabled by the
seed budges+ in this country. As com-
pared with old times when every
firmer grew hie can garden reeds
went without, unless he could borrow "f
. more provident neighbor. the inert -use
in Mbit branch of agriculture has hero a
phenomenal este. .By common consent
it teems te be understood that growing
seeds, especially such ab are to be used
in Sower and vegetable gardens. is best
done by threw who make it a &p••c ialty
and, in addition to being large producers,
provide themselves with all the ap-
pliances "smeary for the proper har-
vesting, cleaning and finally putting in-
n, acceptable packages the mul:ituade d
varieties mow in the market. In no
other business has the buyer to tare so
much on trod. dere, f , jay
both buyer and prnlucer, n goal Millis.
is the jswt'4 !and gaicklr.
f i to es l i>y the 1A�:
vtnctng,logio of good results exeilntid
in plants true to their names from trust-
worthy seeds have lending sectional
gained widesprad •
Otte of the thing:+ to be tmarded
against iu the us of seeds Igen- •et a
distance is the introduction of new
varieties of noxious weeds. This danger
attaches chiefly to grass nue ;IA grin
etrels grown by ferment fur rale, but i+
yearly becoming leen from the um of
Iwtter machines for cleansing from im-
purities and the more critical inspection
to whicil they are br•iag subject:rd-
Mney of our fott•mtet eeedsmen have
eb 1 the practice of distributing
seed among small country btonse�ar.
sole mi,mfuu. The old cuatA 1u of
re mit sick all that remained unsold,
and aelett sending out such varieties no
rustler favorable conditions aro known to
retain their vitality for two or tntue Rea-
sons, has brought this syatert into disre-
pute. This is no more than should be ere
pected from a system by which thmaeeds,
while on :ale are mubjected to damn; ng
eapo.un•., atanclingout in the
sun for stwnths to rttrnct attention- In
We southern states a year neat of nee w-
sity render aeeeus thus exposed very doubt-
ful, if rent weeny worthless. The ten-
dency now among loading tsetlamen and
the demands of tbeir canteens are to re-
strict the sale of .meds to gorse of the last
seaeone trruwth. The faihire to germi-
nate. of which a otnpsaints are s:> often
made and which issu frequently eti>:tre-hl
to the poor gna.'ite of the seed, is quite
oft; a tine t., true manner of planting or
unfasorAble weather during the time: for
Marty planta prove better -
when tote seed~ are grown at a distance'
from tee place where they aro to 1"e
plante:L This. hui-et,r. is not of ani-
ve•lveal applicatintt, and ought not to de-
ter farther; and gardeners from saving
seed fro:a their tern crop. when .aid
erode: Lave pruyen satisfactory and. are
free from tits.-asq
Borne of the toed c:.taiogu devote
large space to shorty illustrations of
mammoth fruits and ingetablen. Others
uafp ye.-itsyhl s guides to field and garden
., with their practical reading mat -
about the planet nail seeds catalogued.
the simple but . ttiree-
t giren for planting. cetera, tee :mil
g the same. These
nine are sent to any address free of
written application, especially
too writer remembers to irclone a
tier return pomta;e. The present
t sesnon for Iookiag orer
ve marinalr, and making
acv
w
stint
is a
these
out one for the mewls required
for anotl jMseason.
mwryes• b %These Cuitrre.
In a bnllelle int e,:tt from the Indiana
experiment Ration it is reported that
careful eetn�ent end observation em-
tesos vs tee igprtane a of attention to
{rte following Vhhre sneers in wheat
iltury is desire
1. A fertile, drained soil. 2. loo•
oti:a of efole with stable manure, Or in
plate of the latter gram manuring, with
rnnmercial fcrtilh>kst t!ut shear god
remits. 3. Early, thstoa eh Isi'eparatem
of the seed bed. •l. hardy, prolific
variety of wheat. ander to the soil and
climate. 5. A Eberle ' iititity of .ehd,
deposited evenly aa.l net Mus deep in tate
soil. 6. pound, plurip steel, absolutely
free from all isnpnrititie ttttdtuting the
iayisible spores or genets K mace and
stinking smut. e
TAKE CARE OF THE MANURE.
The I.pertsoee of dead Vodka. rod
•.Merit dee Meeh M 1.a55.q Meaner.
In a general way Masser understand
that a oatiderabte part of the value of
what they feed to stock goes to the
manye beep, but ueitherr the importance
of jadicioa, feeding ear goat bedding,
ace the means are appreciated as they
should be. It requires study to learn
how to make valuabk.taoanre pre/table.
High feeding will stat always ds, it,
neither we! keeping + large meanest of
stock do it. In maids( manure profit-
able, keep we more .tock nu tho faro,
than is needed to work it, sad orals voting
Sock that yearly intra,e fn r: In-... These
can be fed such food as will supply all
their needs and return to the we a
manure richer is pjant toad Om die
crop just taken off. The-heibyliynag�et this
dock is more teeemtiai let mak rbc
smaanre as well as inareirtlr the hid
than many might suppose, for the liq•,i
is the most valuable. Not only is
Kober in pilot fo ort: iIR the plant food
is more available for adeps. But not-
withstanding this very few pr (vide ratty
bedding et all, while still fewer use the
best.
A (}mynas authority found that t .non
pounds of bidders absorbed :'rte fol!uw•
ing weight of liquid: mice straw, 3.000
:awdns 1: bens
±t�. _takings.
1�, 'aael pest. 1. We. foltiM .this it
seems that leaves ere Peet to the mt
valuable material :hat can be hal fo
bedding. Not only do leaves make
better bedding. tut they lune a gren
lee et themselves. Near
every farm bass i.se wcoodland attached,
and in that wo,:,ilind ane :ally goes te
waste [area$ ieare-3 that could and stetted
he utilized as fertilizing matter and fo
holding. Tbe off days and pests of dap-
Weer
a .
tv'in there is no: much else to clo call
be prontcllty employed in gathering np
the leaves and hairlin; than t:. tae burn
where they can be reed as baseline for
the hones, at01e and pig.. as well as
DAIRY AND CREAMERY.
CANADIAN CHEMVs. I./NITRO
NATES CHEESE.
A Iwaa mea •elates He MLaraa-. the Ikea.
sew Why Cataadlea Chooses Brews nes-
ter newel Thor These Made Tbl• aide
the Lbw- About Card Cul..
I ell trot think the use of a cat I mill
is responsible for the ezt 11i'noe of Cana-
dian ohres. over Weinman cheese. but
I do think the Chadian method et mak-
tug cheese. under which it is diM cult to
do away with the ernrl mill.'- or Mire
properly. the -curl cutter," is reepoesi
hie for the difference iu gnality. I have
never ,emu :. Wisconsin chorea• MIMIC, but
I have wen td aaetplee.l a great many
h W i,s�. rein cheese in Chicago, and never
k .ow u that would be cleaned as tame
d beer, attd a Tory large Hun of !hem
it tycre decidedly poor. From the appear-
ance of your Wisconsin cheese 1 should
imagine the curl watt allowed to remain
tench b>oger in the whey than in Can -
Ada This, I think, is the principal -
cense of the difference et pnality be-
tween Canadian and Wiaeungn rlueeee.
Of thole I saw in (idcage• a large pro -
portent had appsrettTly rem:iutsl in the
whey until the modify of the whey hall
destroyed the soler. and :warty art of
at them Led entirely leo touch whey left iu
✓ the cheese t make a good bewpi:ig
o cheese: fur wherever Si lay ie. no matter
i whether it is in the ditch near the fat. -
y tory ter in the cheer*• that lenve•s the fac-
tory, it will stink if yon give it time,
and the aim of even- cb Id
he to get the whey entirely nway from
the curd as early us possible. ( Mur Can•t-
elian rashers draw of the whey on the
approach of acid: that is. n.. seem am the
, curl will adhere to the fort lent. stud the
, cute' i+ In:nnetiiate•ly- thrown rent info a
curl sink, where tl:e whey can 1>e thor-
"ughly drained of and the curd is stirred
uitil it has ntteene-1 the Kline drvnese,
atter which it to ailuwe•el to mat and is
kept Se warn as peeler. until it is suf-
ficieutly metered to malt and pot to
press. which is iu;nally some hemi. after
the when luta been drawn off, and this
is where the benefit of the curd cutter
memos in.
it is a trying task to keep the curl frau
treating. and while you would be keeping
it front matting yon would be reducing
tl.e . "1 the curd byettutinua
stirring. thereby retarding the process of
ripening, to say nothing of the unerinal
doer, • of firmness the - Id at-
tain from the unequal stirring slay by day;
while by the Canadian process; of mat-
ting anti keeping the cord in I - ,
which are tnrnetl frequently to prevent
the whey from standing in pools on the
curd. the labor is re level aril the tem
ptratnre kept np until the curd is .nffi
dewily matures' to malt. when it is put
th one h the earl cntter and salted; and
even here, i think, there is Monte benefit
in ming a curd cutter -the purees being
of an equal Maize Use salt in evenly dia-
tril,nted.-B.-M. Ballantine in Mande
Dairymen.
---
re raver of the Separater.
synod thickly in tae hornyarl to absent
the liquid portion:: of the manure which
woal'1 otherwise i • t: sated by evaport
tion and drainage. ',"hi-. bedding Mundt]
be removed to a tent place and formed
into a compost eel ether fresh clew
beddin,; put in its pee -es -Southern Cul-
tivator.
- -
aslilr_ strte.
When n farmer yes all bit rtraw tr
be carried off the far:.t he is telling f'or-
tility and robbing the iend. When rye
straw wilt cell for at tench or more p••r
ton than hay the indnremeut to let it go
will generally pr veil, but
sufficient to cool;, •ascte for the bees
should he anl>stitttu-1 Wheat straw is
better for bedding en; :nal.) than for feed-
ing to them. altheteres the dry cows and
ye;ting stock will be ba necitee by having
aceveai to the .tacks through the
wiu:. r. Whateier they eat will 1>e
level for the faun in the manure, and
while the nourishment they will get
from it will not be. Leen it will make a
et n.i,ierabie saving in tiny and fodder.
The same c.tre shortie be exercised in
getting: all that is veinal/le oft of the
straw n. from the other farm products.
one *hers straw is sold fur beetling to
stables in the town the former should
•tipalate that he is to be paid in manure.
Where so much is yearly taeen off the
farm that does not e•turn is any fern
can. should be teeen to utilize every-
thing that will retain fertility on it.
Be sling the menials well through the
M them clean and comfort-
able. and they will thrire better on lea
food than they will oa liar* or filthy
floors. Deaden, it miens the hest use for
most of the straw,
Rules ger nares n•ltdlae,
Before snaking a tele insnre plenty
of room by a full est nate of capacity.
Ascertain what yon want to stern and
allow anfdcierit space. The following
from Country Gentleman will assist
yet
Allow 5 by 14 feet for each horse. 4
by 12 feet for each cow, 90 feet square
or mere for tads and machinery, twice
this space for a silo, 600 cubic feet for
each Gen of steerage hay. about er nearly
the acme for enthra.hed grain, a thrash-
ing floor 12 to 20 feet wide and extend.
ing length or acme the brut. a
grassy hav11► rapacity in cubic feet
equal to about fonr-fifthe of the struck
bosmbed, and other requirement. The
fossil required for animals. beside( the
aerial feeding of grain. wonld be from
three to four tons of good hay for
each home in aiz or eight mouths motel
n eftrly two toms for each now in five or
six months. The feeding of etediu • to
• now will be frim one cubic foot to
onerand a half tabic Leet, or &boat 260
cubic feet in the five or six menthe. A
eilo for twenty cows ehonitl hold 1,000
nbic feet, For storing straw, dyable
the bulk of bay should be allowed.
Taints Told Abewt Foolery.
One correspondent willtrs: "I lure
learned to sleet meds pultota for eggs as
in some reassete resemble a typical dairy
mw. They incline to wedge shape,
being light and narrow in trent and very
wide and low down behind. Their legs
are rather short r-nd int wide apart"
A New England lander says: "The
ben that takes matters easy sad mildew
stirs about will be an excellent subject
for the table. bat her productive organs
will be tan mnrh dogged with fat to al-
Wtr her to lay bergoota of eggs."
h ie sn mese matter to make coop( and
ben hawse rat proof by smiling • little
wire netting over the bottom and edge*.
Growers disagree am to the,( imeetive
Valhi of the brown sad white Leghorn&
-quilt ase both excellent varieties. bedew
Iliac Layers, They are howdy and
Slow to t;wtlel en gee map.,
Now is the time to lay Ones, if not
obi timbers; of as ice late., lttp
an Agriculturist, One oC t►( rabbet
points to consider le Widen tenet *peeks'
reform", to g'°dd drainage. Asia. hill
is pp°att.,r..able, and it issaalwa9yss beef in ley
het orin fres wall..b Tho.ng
ing is tanbark or eswdost. and for lite, a
siv-inelt wall is mt cient, tho mot
being put in u the boarde ars adele•l,b,.
ginning at the lsottrom. Ventilation rano
he provided for by opening, et the gables
or eatending as a chimney through tit
rvnf. Cut the Mocks of ice evenly, peck
closely arid weer upon .idea and rep
with ea z imams *lewdest. When etre
1. need the covering must be thicker.
A Oe$ssy of
Beginners ars otter perplexed by the
prondecoone use of the tenni '"arm d P
bey," i'bh. of flees" and "minty of
bees." A einem properly mesa thy
bees that have the hive in natawel & i
toe, the bets that oaths! in a
and wbw psi b ea Nati, hive
tis tate their labors -nosy - --
saohb., rearbag brew* i■ b wont, thus
esitilIddes • am (gaiety. The term
` oolea a bb ut: dialer ti. bo at
s.. firm. ,fr b ih• holt 1m whits
Or bare lee NA ,debit. A live et bare
!r . s srdsist til me a mom at •
Frail foragers.
Irdine you ever thought of dryttng the
oitittpSNltmpsthrown away asatdsnand
d.'.5 ata lining far the bans
Nor The Ohio Perste. .'Pbhe
s1N obs fly yin for ttterir-
e. ams h.tt of the heals body Whip
wok -
an from the 'aka Mise that
mime the ' , about her, what -_
b mist pose he
Arm red skwtege
The main sat au article is governed by
the demand, se well DIS the cost of pro-
duction. This is Particular:e the lase
r.-ith batter, br reset' en of its quwk de-
terioration, preventing ire being held for
a letter market. The Mercantile Ex-
change Reporter hes asked the opinion of
100 i,tmmiadoxl MAO chants in Neer -.York
'and the replies, in mimosa every came, have
herrn to the effect that hntter made by
the wepar*tor proms is superior to that
mark by any other method. This 1. in
li:se with the practice advocated by but-
ter utakers, to get the flniaheed product
at soon as possible. after the milk has
been drawn.
The a of Vie farm and dairy
full of enemieis to milk, or
, rather to reprresa it differently, of organ-
isms that find in milk the natural ele-
ments of life. fern>wth and reproduction.
To keep these mit or so handle the milk
and cretin that the eonditions shall be
unfavorable to their development is the
problem. The separator eliminates many
of the dangers by reason of ite quick re-
mits. The farmer can tarnish pure milk
to the factory much easter than pure
cream, and the factory with its modern
appliances and method* can care for the
cream and ripen it properly while under
its own control- in addition es the su-
perior quality of the separator butter an
advantage is in the larger yield.
Properly run the separator taken out
all the cream, which is practically im-
poeaible by the pettling and other meth-
ods. The submerged plan, if all the con-
ditions are favorable and carefully per-
med, will wenn about all the cream,
but in many cases thin is not deme. We
hops in the near future to see a separator
that an be operated by hand mold at a
pries that the private dairyman run nee
it profitably. When that is done we may
hope to see dairy butter in the general
market selling et better prices than the
mummery, and it uniformity tllst at the
present time is simply impeasibie. -D.
W. -ase it 'rat tae.+l' Review,
Patel&
Atter much experimenting lfi
ing apparatus has at itpllad
that will tell to a dot dataset a but-
ter fat in milk, the astetP-
erya tt brats Itsee to each d ►is
hal ftRsied oe thin i/k.
jwtat alb holm two
e plogy rites in who lent
tellf,atsr ime
-moth M vele ly. The
expense 'tt osgls et timet ever, m
greater than aria% ant Ode is an items
the butter huh* frost kink alter
sharply.
A obsess mabsr Tidbit so ism gena
100 factorise in Wisosisls, noel Maned
that all of the proprietors who matte
poor dimes oessmitted the tame mistake
d allowing the curd to cool in the whey.
(,'bust and bolter factory propnhbw
t not to depend on thou wfs magi_
to their wares to tell them what the
ismAst pries hi rraiilst arrk^ sol
• r.the :,�: � heist.
M .... et Mss what flew far
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In order to counteract the di
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public by peddlers and others,
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-'
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own Mato or County. write to
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