Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-09-21

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laqas r. ~ e spts l destEQSer ct the pes
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THs0Styssalaa Rssiask casss of tsaes 81
ssgsa aotIt II fa 2 largest, and ha1dsemest piect
'l'of pet42ffad oak which we haze ever sast
was sh6Hii tslby 81. oDdbo1n, al al bis resi- 55s
denoebn thetEsle of Hope afses affsesr fdtisty dtitstyss ago
The piece referred ito IS at5out a;sso a.et ii
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sem oles al9fa2 piece 9t2t tot Hi5ntf 5f 81 Ip}senri
ositV was fshed up ii st. Helena Sound
aud ibis!thS hittnssca ofnthe Doctor Z
fresentit tooth8 Gsoegts 'Historioasi So
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How TO HIVE sEEsvtt- ss,healhoneyIbe bep.
swarm, they, wilA cllfstaf Y iiin asipaty- -nins
cases out of 1 hlhat.f6ta', i trees, or suitable
fehrqbs, B5riear Il the 'appiary,3 Withoilt. tie
ringing OF belts, rrattiffg OF atia pans
Butlif Swarm has seat6taut scststss pre-.
viously TO swarlpiiing5, swarlp g, apq; has selected a
hollow tree IN tp9 woods To g gsP to- they are
often Inclined to 20 ahect to #lch trees,
| -T
h fight mays be arEssssd so metish es1bg max
ing sueebh Gun by the T2tt.Lngei OF tin
pans, or the ringing Of bells, TIT the hum
of the etSe.Iis' lost. when atffe, bees win
descend and cltlsS5r1iassn edsia eelys IF wat9r
'se thrown among tham.. ito falltapon taem
| like rain, which may bsh doneh when theia
| flight is low, that viii often cause, then to
alighaa SO VIII the report ofS glini, fred
near theIns y!GEs si'I0sei 3d5 10 aao sgso
How TO CIR rB1ag Csof.. L eSSthan t;hiI q 4
says: 7AHsasrule,. ltarineasu h+es, much fnsore
ambidoas, to- get ;hifa PRICES than 5tii g Drops.
There are .feE tarqi eIs ghQsa,, ,avaysssse pro-
fanctfod could nQt be doubled IN "a very
short tinfe by itiore5 'thpitaf aid lator. Il
is safer touise oasital oin farming THAI In
almost any oth II stlssaess. i5tEhe, credit of
the ploW. is alpao aoYYt as, good as that of the
Fif 1t is called 4oE sUse1 mote Manure: Get
thirty bushels Of wheat where vol now get
fifteen, aRdiei kiushelas iofoprsat iwhere
you nov sci fyortF, iThe quantity Of grain
a1d pod tHfs fla5 SgH S5Gtaa 9Es Se
needs deeperi stdfing an,4 Gradual BRING
ing up pesithe ,slsasoh 10 the surface. With
| the present horse harro US and ,cu4GGii vatoEs,
| nearly all the cultivation can be done by
horse power, at a great saving of expense,
aud great increase Of the crops.
DO BRssGiehEaoR akis Vac 9es74r 9sl44 ?lL s arl5, 1
decidedly of aheopirioni that theyygatne,
1t and deposit it in the hive without any
things we Can say W6 Know are hot SO; but
it seems ta~laa to betos ia FOR
any one to maintain that honey is manufac-
tured hWtte stpeag gas sfors tfisiff masz i15a
honey from moiasges, will not say know
| they mover wi bRtts do knQY nexsH 9ogls
induce them To tFa<es partIge of il lad |
have tffen tn{niefous experiments with it,
The foundation fo@. trrea9atist tRstg ssseyei
llase it, probably -4ieF & ffn the facs that the
bees will gatner ytpe sugar sqftled in the
bottom spifsaiolasases1 easllaI b,.i abslf sation
wih'sh 5gshat it is only the sugar. I new.
er could deteGi s..a g " lasss on egesfot
d Lia~fse fhaes A,s1@si aH;7self H sba,
bees selldqn1 fYistt;1Hpre shan = one akiua oI
blossonl dlr31f zane excursion have known
exceptions. Thefe is 80 evidence, how-
ever. that, as is nlainiained by some, they
are par rticufar absssss BORING sessohs skih q
honey By itself in, the hfYss One may dis
cover cells, of clQYer, housy, .3jseoIered b5
buetwheat, which is neiffeFa gRrq cieyea
Or bqokwheat.-d W eat. dA dA 9pialbg, .saI RaTgA .Nea
ioTlcea'. -, -.+..-.f.-s.3 s.s,, sa-s,{ .afg,..1
lAS Grinding sCHeesai fCIsrds. aqs -
The process OF grinding eurds seems tc
be cening gradually intlY Nosue.aaOne day
last week we visited DR.. L. l.. Wright's
factory, at Wlltesbore. 10 witness the ope7
ration Of grinding by tho SsS If 4 sinan
oscilIating. engina,a which, does pumping,
cEurning, etc. The, eurds are first treated
after the American. Cha6darj method, by
running off the whey just dc it begins to
aclaify, and allowing the ourd TO drain and
fair-vhile the acid7. is dezeIoping. It is
thensstak9n out IN large chunks, put into
the skin, run under the curd mill and
ground, or rather picked to pieces,5 5salted,
and Immediately pnt to press. II allowed
to get too coid, il is difficult to. make the
cheese face, Athe 'cyrd=nil or pick ser' tears
the c'srd to pieces as fast as one can conye-
niently feed it. -'''+ 5r
+ BY this process, ., good deal Of stirring
is saved, no S railie1s or racks are needed,
and the sailing is Done with more certain
! ty and evenness. There is not SO much
danger OF getting the Gurd too sour, and q
few moments delayis not of 4somuch con
sequence as it is when the ctlrd lies in the
whey. 1t seems to be certain that. a firm
cln IJ,fs
makes open cheese either escapes or does
not generate, and hence q tainted or foat-
ing curd makes q cheese that stands per-
fectly true on the ranges without the least
sign OF ''hut1ing.P r7fl !. sinb -iA 5
| That there is any real Improvement in
theeqnality Of the cheese we5aee not pre-
| pared to say. The Indications of tainted
milk are still pereeptible in thedayor, and
cooling the eard retaEds putretaetlye ac-
| ton, which viii sooner or later show 1t
| self-especially ii the cheese is subjected
hto excessive heat IL The raIi car, on ship
board, Or III the storehogse. Still the ad-
vantages OF the Cheddar process, and OF
grinding tainted cura,! ARE apparent; ;ibut
| we concur in the opinion of Dr.sTWight
| that, If the milk is all right, the cid meth
| Cd is as good as any, so far as the quality
Of the cheesels qapGerped.4 aIacG Herald.
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Scene in & Catholic ,ClA;rcii--Aa Ameri-
can B!ShSp and q German Band.
| 81 From the Liverpool Mercury, Aug, 20.
Napoleons fetsas s:Tase eoelebFatedsat 81.
| Nicholas GathqIic Church,, Copperas Hill,
liverpool. The French eopsHb ,as IS his
wont, invited the French residents in Liy-
erpool to attend high mass in the morning
| ut the chufch. II has been tho custom OF
tho consul 70 attend mass on this tie fete
dag Of his country in the consular uniform,
but on this occasion he attended in his
| usual apparel, and this course was 'assuin ed
to have jscend dictated siby q feeling
OF dellcacy; at. ,all5 events 1t swas consid,
cred by tie congregation as an evidence