The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-14


Article Of butter M sds In Ire American ayle Win
san, which, IN lie oyyp hind and way, has merit
not Inferior n that Of England and France Many
prefer ~ and II cert dnsy takes q rank equally re-
WORKED 90 PERFECTLY tree from every particle Of
butfermilk That IL might make The voyage Of
the world without 81 oiling II Is sailed, but stated
WIZ care aud delics cy, ~ that u may 'e ques-
non whether even = fabulous Engisnnan might
not prefer Its COLDER soldity 70 the White creamy
freshness Of his OWL. Now am not for universal
imitat on ot foreign custornl ami where find this
butter made pcfe .ily, call n our American
ayle, md arm not s'hamed Of IT, I only regret that
TINS arncle Ia The xeeptpn, and not the rule, on
our tables When I reflect on the possibilities
which boeot The del cate s.omhch IN this line do
not wondor hat ay voueratei iuond, DR.. Mus
seq, used to Close his CO iusels to invglids with
bread"
America must, hint, have tho credit Of man
ul.eturnG and uthng .uto market more bad
butter than all taat Is made in all the rest Of
the world togcth'r. The varieties q bad tastes
and smells which prevail in IL are quito study.
ms ha. . chez ~ TASTE, that \ mOully-.hls Is
favored With cabbage and that again with tur-
nip, and smoth or has n strong, sharp SAVIOR Of
rancid sniinnl fat These varieties, / presume,
come from the Practice Of churning only at long
inTrVal% n I'd te,plng the cream meanwhile ia
unventilated cellars dhiries the air Of which IL
loaded with 'he efluyia Of vegetable substances
No Domestic articles are so gmpd1hetic as those
Of me nils r Tho hey readily take On the smell
tie infinite Va riofy II fsvots on which one mourn
fully nu-es 30 has lsto in autumn 10 taste twenty
hrkInE Of butts n In hopes OF hnding one which viii
nmply not lie IN, oieTsle on his winter table.
matter for cspair as regards bad butter Is
that at the tshle~ where II II u-ei " stands sen
unsl NJ The dooi 70 bar your way W every other
kind II food. You turn from your dreadful
hnf.s'ce Of brcs, !, which fills your mouth with
bitterness, 20 you booistcsk, whcn proves vir-
ulent with the me poiBon you think 10 take
refuge In vegetable diet, and mud the butter IN
the strtng-hcans and polluting The innocence
OF early peas II ,h In the corn, in the succo-
last, IN tho squash, the bce,s SWIM IN II the
onions have II pour ed over tLom. Hungry and
miserable, you think To solgce yourself at the
drsscrt--out the pasti IL cursed tue cnke II scria
wan the same plague. You ready ~ howl
VIII despair, An.i your misery II groai upon you
-espec all II this is table wnere YOU have tax GU
board Tor three months with your delicate wiie and
four small children. \ our case Ia drcadful-and
II ID hopeless, becAuse long usage AMI habit nave
eud'rct your host perfectly incapable Of discover
ing VII Al Is the matter. Don't ike the butter,
sir surc you paid an ezra pr.ce Tor II, and
h's the very best In the marka. Hooked over AZ
many ~ hundred tubs ard picked out this
ono." You ue dumb, but not iess despsirIng
fet the process VI making good butter is very
simple Que To keep tue Crek "a Ia perfectly pure,
cool suDospherG, t. churn vnile II IA vet SWEET ~
work Ont tne buucImilk thoroughly, aul 10 aid
salt with such dlseregou NOS W rum the line,
delicate isvor OF the fresh cream. All this IN quiz
simple, 50 simple thet wonders Mt thousands
snd millions Ut pounds Of butier yearly manufac-
turcd which are merely hotgOUnu-lcwltc L Luent
OF cream into foul and loa, hstoue IoisonH