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Bntﬁer Main: inﬁrm-
The natural resources of this courmy
are such that. the roﬂuce Qf‘ yhe dairy
Shnuld, in Hiram; jam; “Winn
im )ortam p i girl-tick! of
nxgvortw Wih‘i‘g’rm udo of-tny
hind, good and uniform quality is indis
pensabk, in order to find a demand at
proﬁtablt‘ prices, and this rule is appli
cable to butter and other products of
the. dairy. _§:;oo(l butter is) luxury, but
butter of ‘nnyinfei'ior quality is unﬁt
for human food. ..Thgre-t are several
factors which enter into the production
of good humor, such as the quality of
the food, the nature of the water, the‘
suite cf the'weather, and so forth, but‘
whatever the conditions may he under
which git. is produced, the most scrupu
lous cleanliness is absolutely essemiﬂ.
And yet. when all ﬁle 'requisiw condi
tions are present, arid the. utmost regard
is liaid tfcleanlilness in the various oper..
ations, t ie x 3- vs e v,
satisfactor;.'..lm'l”V’:7:zl Kamﬁqiﬁg
with an account of dairy farming in the
northWES‘ of, Emmanwriﬁtm. by a, ﬁrst
class authority on such matters, in
which it is stated that land owners, who]
went to the last %'is WXtionywcm:
heard m declare 't .J t the c 1d get bet:
ter humor 'in a. Parisimr'hotei than in‘
their own ' ' ' v' ' ,
economy unﬂalwg .
sidemtions. _
“It! 1' xrucn vuvrvl ’ Inn-“nu WW
menso quantit' I ‘-In
higher prices t r!
In the cham f
etﬁciency of then implemen s an ma
chinery, an ' ' ' of «
ence to agric Eng .
are far in ml 0 h. ‘
butter makin ,en‘ )eci
cf the northwest. de nartments of France.
The butter frommmw
delicacy 0t ﬂavo , _
which the "% uc 'hi -
ext-o failed aim”. “isamyij
the From _ . H‘éh n d
any natural adva _ \ _ >. rev
fore, be aurib ;;f f 1 "it .
The best butter ,' ".;;‘!\ ‘ ',' s
trict. of Norma 1.7!: _' 1. " -_v
what is know ;" jﬁ {..: a ,1 ‘ d.
The cows 3 . . 33“ ﬁﬁ-«Iﬁ. ,3 '. ' ‘
ing,and in §0 -ﬁ ~ ‘ . :1" ‘ "
imo jug-sh d .‘iﬁ‘ . do of on ‘?
lined with?“ A": ?» ‘
gailons me u ‘31,“ ,q J'nf-‘J ‘ if,
10 the dai‘is, . .W {1
lmed with dca. F” ' u ‘..;;.,;u 1
buckots. gm [lit r, " '
themilk i. in . ":7 .4 I‘ 5
but this 013“] '. 1}" i‘l .3 ;
is takm «:82; I ‘ﬂ9, .: ‘.' ‘.i' ‘
2.:er befo . :xl'tt‘h a," ‘\
«optional dol' _ ' ‘ i . ..
made entirely ﬁpﬂu‘jﬁ; hayrs’ '1 n
Churning takes place two or thr . '. :
a week in am we
fault. of (him '1 cm
both to reduce 3 er ' is
worth whiie to g‘e’ydmmi
of the operation. The dashboards are
ﬁxed, being secured "to the‘x ends of the
churn, 32151410 not extend tothe circum
ferences, so that there is an open a ace
between them -_ _e stoves of the r.
rel, and [the-,4}: SOOO waif ’ (j
butter milk”' d‘lodev-‘dreml v'ory
small ones at it end of the dash ,‘ Mia.
The chum A er ﬁs'desfodbal and
model of ei ' «rm-td‘ e 1 e i r e.
The desire. r‘g‘ﬁgﬁ‘éie‘tm, Iﬂgﬁrﬂy
illustrates thq‘ 't. 511'! theicon is:
arrived at by wet)! the. lﬂxﬁ
dairy appiiw the} hr Mus"
large dashere‘qn 21"};xialake. Besides
the usual op'eﬁiﬁgegfl’h barrel chums,
there is a e iiot placed in the bulge of
the chum which plays an important part
in the process of butter making. The
churn is about half ﬁlled with cream, at
a temperature of about 52‘ Fahr.,aml
not chur d at a greater pecclthqp 30
to 40 revgutious per nunute, eccoriliug,
to the season. 'The butter, £l34} rule,
comes int from 20 to 30. minutes,
and the churner listens. most attentively,
so as to dated iri mi instant fthejliéht
est alteration in the sound ofthe churn.»
ing cream! The moment the nltention'
IS detected, the {shurn is stopped in'mreh
a position that the spigo‘tlis at the ,l'éx‘el
{if the cream in the chute .‘The's'pigot
is timn darefnily withdrawn and mi
nutely oxemixzc'i: lf.thc-.edherent uret
'Jr in will cream. the churning .is re
nt’WM, M: if them are particles of
”PM: «In ‘he spigot no larger
than .i pin's heed. the . churning‘
1’91”" .1 ﬁtiiuhmi Tin- laudiein the»
turned to briug'g‘m upigot cg“ 9 0“}
point. Mouth it fun; A.) s
' in! ova: El :0 nfive m r _k.
Tb I! met bring aim £2l '3O
'3”: ml); nape- J “a
i wm. 12.1.1. .viduM ”d
rum. wb‘cﬁ.” N (than! «ﬂu
~ .. nzta-njiip Mb” I“ 3 M
‘ '.‘” 'ﬂz‘ bu *Pn “did“! *4”
‘ "“6! "a." i: '3' 111 m the than an“! '
r u mt ML $99-- nr fuur turn an- .
"Wt gnu-g, "M 93:- nfnum of NH
and Nun-milk mm a m.
n“ "at! in wrath! (in 950 VIN?
F." "M «f m- rhm .- high: «I as
“W W “a .1 “I‘mblb ma
wmin and turni 3 ate cleme
tho‘butgr 150 m migbmgmilz from
which it had been separated during the
process of chumiug, and at the same
time gradually consolidate the particle
which havq been Ina‘viluﬂly ,thorough;
ly'scOured. Au ﬁx. ﬁnd {if ﬁﬁe' progesi
the butter mnyﬁ’e seen ﬂoating as bno
mass in a small lake 0! clear water.
When removed from the churn, which is
done by means of large wooden spoons,
the butter requires no more working
than is sufﬁcient to consolidateit, and to
express from it the partxcles of .glear
water. , - . ‘ '
l . The twat butter made by this process
goes to Paris; that which ‘renchm the
London market is made with less skill
i And can, and vet it rulizes better prices
i than the English d‘fticie. If)“: writer of
t the account mm which we‘ chieﬂy gath
‘ er muraﬁotc makes one very imgort
ant remark. ~ “A careful inquiry,» he
says. “into the manner in which butter
is made in the leveral districts of N or
m 14d . onvincedhm at 0.31293;-
I&3;sz equal. ilk? £8?”fo it
bvtter depends upon the earlier or later
period at. yhich the washing in the chum
is commended. '_ This is so far recognizeﬂ
by ao‘uio oi the dairy farmers that they
~ha'g't‘anthejr, 3:1 mg titted with .“ ghass
winaom‘to this dial eye“ ~sz sis, 1658
thus miamho oar-to hear whantha'hutu
'te ‘Bl).‘(Wl' ._
ﬂ“ .‘ . '
er e - ,- i' .
.... . ~ . ... ... .mTI
' -- -' 8": v -ave ge value
. '1" ’ 17; ”ft ..-V by the
I ,4):
.- V‘ or ’-. ;.‘ ~,. rly half
a. milhon ate 9" _ V-r arm 5- Great
. m. . 1”, “3‘“Eﬂ‘gi‘. Ehe V. VtterVVVrf
ﬁsh .... "Vf‘Vn ‘r .V. ‘. . . , V
5P}? 51” “ l'ﬁf szV Vin». V. --VV:
“ﬁt? . . “a" “Relive VVVVVVVuV
. . .' C" o mowq. _
IBuretailer.’ :33? V 9 iii , .
: Blsm "-VguVV‘iV ;.;.’ f, :
s "“f’fﬂﬁ'c , ‘29: *
mm pm» :
Itakemhis 4:3 IV3. V ed
thatheh V; V: .'. 'k
o‘a secon ;__.e {W ‘a-g
his lifeci . ’ ,- ’L'l'ow “.3 '1
tosome . . ." ~ em. “A; .
' Germdﬂy tha‘snﬂlen .
was he" ' d - -ge
to intern om -' ‘ ny
d whethers e woud ever 8 V;
)o
ty 1 .o. ' ( SS
.d France than} (i? g ‘
mselfabougw I 4 f
Ins life. For y. Vrs o comet eherman
"001's mum aim-mm ha MMJ
n‘ her Swimwwwsm ﬂimsy:
* ‘md; axdmquwm tgﬂpmm’hg
1e 0 f“ urn -. :
"“Wmm.
'rge b. a reductién b armaments, ﬂak
1 ﬁgd '- n' ,
resﬂr ~ fmmr‘ygpngaﬂﬂ
-..“--W -. -..0 “.....- ,wr...
‘ ar ' e v f
lmemmm.
’ ‘liolne, and Priuoe Bismark saw to his
" ‘dism'ay the territory of Frahce clenred of
the lost- German soldier, Many
own republic was being re-organized‘
scale which in a few years would‘
i a“ it a match am it? oﬁﬁefu‘hﬁyﬂl
1 ”it did 1‘1? take him [on to le up hhis
mind. i to ! imit er
" army to n ﬁgure‘md bmxhe Bismark
. r brave another war with Germany. It
L now known that this outrage was pre
ypu'ted by the Emperor of Russia, who,
‘ ﬂuke hish'rothsr of Austria, and the
0 Emperor N apoleOn,- inﬂicted: ‘ to‘ [tell
his acquiescence in crime for a consider~
”ition. 1 have no doubt that M. de
"'Loveleye has good thprit ,for, his
statement that» Prinhﬁiimhr’h,’ offered
to be! ta C 2 to_, the 035 in; o
mustfni‘nipl? hisfnnjAv glitkeoni
sex tto 't 9me tater attack on i-a'rice,
xsnil that the ('.‘zilr’ séOmfxﬂly’ deiﬂfhdd
'ﬂlq’ bribe." li‘i'l‘tvw'u'r hr, '1 The
German empire is exposed to two ser-
Fious do ens—rt c.., 'pwing . awe of
rF‘rsnce gifd‘tliéyra‘jlgi‘ develoflmenst of ‘
’soc'iul Dem'bmcym Germany. H .- « m. '
l "‘ As to the former, Prince Bismark has
, his choice of two sources. He may try ‘
[£6 putmameuver Frame politically, and
then crush her {by «coup de: main. 0 But-.-
lthis will not lie-easy , Jn 0.131180%“?!
lGerman chuucellor ms at last found his, 4
match. fiambetta is not likely to be
cajoled or brow-beaten into any impru
’ deuce. Not inferior to his riuul in pol
? itical capacity, he has the superiqég’ ail:
\ahtage of youth. He can all‘ord to
Idcpt a 'Flh'lm policy, and socan France:
- Tbsywerodcung' about, “the stove at
tbs grocery listening to this y‘ah'xé of do
old nilor, and] the ancient. mari
h: had just remnrked, .“The next
we tackled was I. 'right whale, and it
913 an ugly one and stove all three of
our host: an! killed the second’mato,”
whl'n n nth-ya! man in the corner obl
menu]: “‘lt with; to meruin and
d n I'i‘t Adult: ”‘3. tic‘hulfa {ﬁg
m " Am! A“... .3..." .I .'..\.~x “...;
wind omin Indian ﬁle. and the un
gqm luiner was so mad that. he tried
to kick I luv horse and 'baxkezl his
ﬂu in nham. ~ ‘ ~,.
J ohm’s Communal m the “ I‘3o
gar." -
This is little J ohnny’e composition on
g: “ Roi] Bengal Tagger :” “One time
he was a man which had a tagger,
Mid the tagger it was 3. sho, and the
men he tuk tne money fur to git in.
The man he had a big paper nailed on
to the tagger's den, and the paper said,
the paper did : ‘ The Roil Bengol Tag
ger, sometimes called the Monnerk ‘of
the Jungle 3’ The monuerk of the jun
gle it was always a-layin’ down with its
most». between its pox, and folks which
lhad paid fur to git in they was mad
icosit wuvlen't wock and tore like dis
“tant thunder. But the ehp man he said :
L. That‘s 01 rite when I git the new cage
.«ioue, but this is the same cage which
the oﬂie feller broke out in 'Ore on,
time he et up 17 men and their igain
ilies.’ Then the fakes they wud ol stan’
back and took in whispers while the
tagger slept. But one _ day a‘ feller
_whi h was drunk he take to punehen ,
ﬁn’ﬁagger with the mast head of his
umhreller, which" stampeded‘the oddi
ence wild ; and the wimmin fpkes they
‘stud i’l chair unglholleijed like it ,was a
mouse, but the drunk chap he kept a
jobbin’ the monnerk of the jungle
crewel. ‘Pt' ty :1 et e‘ n it}
.hallered ofﬂe’hni] ,rﬁrgiet’, bultﬁtl’iftller'
’ a pokin’ like he was ﬁremen'to 3.-
am edgini Bimebyrthe-imOnnuk it.
ped grit? its hil d ‘feets and shuchid
itself out of its‘ péiﬂ, 3313.4 r‘qieglubli s ’
sleefs and spit onto its hands and spoke
up and said: “I behergVii‘ﬂ can’t
jest woller the green-pea stuﬂin out the
gum (lasted ,galoot which has been a l
proddin’ this I_ere tagger ” and the oddi- j
Ice they ms utonilhed." 1
Plum Word- ". But. ,
We learn that certain people ﬁnd
116 with W. E, Clark, of Providence,
1., for not “writing 'up” his great
dney Medicine, Huxs’s REMEDY, in‘
ore ﬂowery style. It is not Mr.
Clarke but his critics who are foolish.
What does a man, who is threatened
with Bright’s Disease, Or any disease of
the Kidneys, Biadder,lLiv;er9x any Uri
ry organs, most require—fine words
u a cure? In st'r’s Rsmmv, the
Great Kidney and Liver Medicine, he
gets the cure—a sure cure.
Sold byalldruszgists Trial size 75
lo mums-us 01th. Qua-on.
Nr-zwnvxa, N. Y., Oct. 20, 1879.
H. H. WARNER & (30., Rooms-ran,
N. Y.--Gentlemen: A lady of over 70
years of age, in failing health for over a
year, has been using Warner’s Safe Bit~
égr's on my recommendation. . She feels
”wry grateful for thd'beneﬁt she has de
ﬁred therefrom, and says that untilmhe
Wed it her stomach could bear no wage.
ble food for over three years. Ibe
eve it to be a certain speciﬁc for dya
ﬁpsia. Warner’s Safe Pills. are also
meeting with y y ea i) 11
forms of Lid dogmﬂﬁ il3l
ouble Dum w ver 9.
35b anﬂeﬁciexlzi‘kﬁ' mirﬂi
.Lcannot-speak tHg [l. ‘ -3. ‘
DR. J. C. Joann, M. D. ;
.‘FnJM w,ax',r:‘d,: .9”...
;1, chrome Continua}. Qua-ed. 1
{J ‘ "J PHILADELPHIA, 15,- ES 4,1879.
‘ H.-H. WARNER &' : For
lthe past ten years I hve suffered the
evil eﬂ‘egw. ‘ pay be termed
“chronic 'consgx‘p‘agguf; ‘3’. ah‘hiéhecahhé
yellow and my liver ‘out‘bf order; I
tried all the remedies 'that could be ob-‘
tained, and that Was all I eould do, after
ﬁnding no permanent relief from regular
medicine treatment, and ﬁnally com
menced using your remedies. I ﬁrst
tried the Pills, and at the end of one
vyggk my bowels had attained a regular
and. healthy action unknown for
gaging. Lwas so pleased With she eﬂ'cct
that. I concluded to t, , xi Boltlé'of‘ you?
Bitters, .mf. allhdxigri I . helm mmm
tirely used the ﬁrst bottle,‘l am so per-
Fepxibly improved and toh'ed up that. I
Write you giving this voluntary testi
ﬁnonial to the excellence of your reme
dies. Yours truly, E. J. CurBELL.
Eln mum: 111, [muslin-o Ill’ﬁi;
Inna-x In response to an! adventu
hml In nun paper you will plow rul-
QEMEJPLE‘RE'L a _ 6....
1 n. L. Losamuow. Prop.
flu-out Street. bet. ludlnon ind Jm‘rnon.
L Bonn] and Room, per dly 91 00 lo 31 50.
_ um: Coach to and from mime rm 0! mum.
"‘ A ”No Chlnuo “Mani.“ ' '
Remmtgv OvarMuled Ind IJQM.‘
. «yawn» u. L. LQNGFELLOW. l’mprirtnr.
D. J. MALARKEY 6“. 00..
Produce Commissmn Merchant,
(2min. Flour. Butter. Chm-so.
[1223. llops. llldes‘. Wool.
a Hay and NIH! Food. ‘
STAPLE GROCERIES
..‘..A.\'[l‘ ~
. Prowl-ion.- |
Km. 33:10 ‘nmw; Front Street |
. ‘ ._ j, 'fw
. H ' A ~~- ».’".«H_H an”.
F. A. FRANK, San Francisco. 6. r, “aux, Portlan
\ 142 and 144 Front Stre ' Portland. i
{3m and :t‘uillurlletmnel. Ban haul-mp. ~.
———-—__ o —..—_
~1- r \, ‘9 ‘I V ‘7 ' .
FARMEIIs AM) MILL MEN S A l-I‘EN l‘lol\ '
' d l Frank Brothel-u Full and Complete llhe'of l-‘nrm 'lml )111l Mirth)?" Nil
laggﬁm ::lu well knnvm Wmu-rA. Wouln Mow", Rexlpcmhﬂ.;a<m,mswt-Buqlnu limo-9?; l'la.‘
d‘rwn um mounted lion-e l'uwum, (‘ouzcn‘ Salky Wheel Rnkw. Vlutur .‘ulk \ eel lull“, TM“) “'OO lit-Volv
ing- Rakes, Eagle llny Prensa. Uoopo—r's Farm Lmdncs, Cooru’l SIIFPI’ODJIW'V Englms, Blown. Bulky Mom.
Browne Gang l’lowa. Black Hawk and Cliplx-r ﬂeck Inland \ llkjnx Plum. be ance de‘lnﬁ uul Riding Culu- .
mum. Bulonl Rood scmpern. Randall's mproml‘ Rom‘ng Hurruw'yﬁgotcl: and Squaw Ago“; Wand wt]
steel Geode, Sam and Flour Hill Nbguhineutl’oruble and smjwnuy hnumea, ate . etc. N and Com lem
Line at nuch woods as are required y Farmers and Mill men, In I; {he I.omm. Mai-1m gm. Nu second-Raul - .
good: puld by u». and lor Special (.‘ltculuu, Catalogue and Prlue Lust. Adda-cu"
' ' ' A . " Z .‘: ~L'
_. FRANK B Rail-1,335. .
J'~'-3*"“ _ » “’__,_.;__ V H ' forth-d. (unallﬂllbll‘ huclu-o.
- .. - 2.‘ t
_ ongglmg. Donn 495,. woo
. ms to Ila“ Joy. Dodd & 00.,
, -—l.\ll’o.RTl-IRS AND DEALERS m_.‘ '- ’ 1 22 's .’1
.. . I 1"" 5 ‘ v-tu“ Iv .‘l' ...
llal'dn .u 9, Iron, steel ~ and Farm._. Mﬁbhlnery,
hmmum,nzlowmmohe'loﬂowinr Mtslmmmh‘m.‘ .lorwlilc Rom. I l Kuhn" ’
CAN-130:5; Pxfrfrg ' , ' . .... au .. ...
. I” . , .~ M J BgngYE MWERMND ‘BEA'PER. "
A. __ 43,3” . ' ‘ o arceaportlon of the '
- .. 2.“ - ._ , Htoasthavehdt out he!“ -‘
‘ , w x ' ”twat-napalm hormonally, ~
“-“ : ‘ 1, In“: ‘. Q 2+ ilmorant of tsmerlts or can I.
..-, 2 'f’" ,3‘ ' \j‘ 1% amen". convmohlgrot ltl'
. ... a ... g£.v,,.:o.—_ V , . .
, .. - 1.32;. .g- , ..w-ar-a{Hr-x.f.;‘),;fe.. ' - .a. a / _, .
17‘ . ‘4'. ‘u’ r;:.’-" I» .5" "‘ _ I ‘ V‘\\ . '
\’l _. ‘ 1,, 2 ;., “ii-‘l3? K) ﬁtzﬁ ,‘ ,
TI! V i ‘3‘ I'} ‘ﬂ;‘2 ' _
eno plus ultra of all Threshlng t. 2 -‘. v. 2 3 ~ '
Machines. uneﬁuuled for llgllllt draﬁ V I 74‘ “‘l2 3-. 2
power, durabl ty, fast thre l ,and "In " ”:1 I x K \~ '
clean separation; as improvgcfjor . -,_-_-- .- : his. ‘
1880,“ stands unrivalled. ' $3.21 .qgg22w_;yfe4~:g.,m
r‘ ,‘ t, 1. 2, 2 ;.‘.‘"’ ggr-F-f‘ian‘f Jﬁl-Emﬂggm
mperlorlty.asltls toowellandfavorshl k A ~ ' ‘
the perfectlon of all Beaplnzundjllowm: £35133?“ comment. 2“
"a; my, ' " . :BUCKEIm‘ smngnnn.“ " ‘
‘ 'B4}. ' . “m '.’l'lle Standhr‘d' of Rice bee and "“
.2 ’62:” 5.2 22" 2. ‘ leads all'lawl- snvlnfluachlnm= .
3:49 ‘ 9 ‘ " “took the orld's nder Prim. .
~,2 . 44%;; W I - maﬁa. ngcgem esumonr‘ '1
. , 68 n s run “Binder on
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mm m" 2AM»!!- f/W - 22..., -. -— . .
’ ”Vlaﬁbr“3' J Wu‘é‘r d' 4* - ‘
The Canton Monitor Upright En- WI! ,2 " " ,
glue is far surerlor to any lhorlzon
ta] Engine: 1 ghter on the horses and of greater power. It lathe most .
economical Engine lnthc world. consumes the least water and fuel. has
the patent Safety Plug and Is the safest Engine made. ‘ .. ' ' ,
. We areal-o SoleAunu for - .- ~ . .
SCIIFTTLER FARM. FREIGHT AN!) SPRING vWMmNS. .
Semi for Spec-la! t'lrfnlnrn and new Meclm. ‘ , ~ " I ' -3’ ' ”
‘ 2 , CIIAﬁ. IL‘DODDrkﬁx)” Portlpndtg ggggﬂ ,- w', ‘
4AI "2- . I. l ‘ ;- _. . | g 6“ HH'J’H’ 'l'
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