Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17

condition Of the COW. lie Illustrated the
con- ponen, parts Of milk with cubes
shown TO the audience. Milk is a little
heavier than waller. and cream little
lighter than wafer; and butter is lighter
than cream. The specific gravity of q
bulk OF milk equal to 1000 OF. OF water
will weigh 1881 OF. butler 942 OF.
Touching on the adpt GRAFTON Of milk
he said the lsclomSter is not certain
test. Chalk, Hoar. star''h. sleeps brains
and other nominations are used to al
ulterate milk. but water is most common
ly used. Some dairy uIen begin ii by
turning back the rinsings ofthe pals and
cans; ii looks too good o be lost, and
they sometimes continie Il until there
isn't particle of color IN the water. The
lActometer is practically hydrometei
and 1t shows the specific gravity Of milk,
aud Nothing else. 1t should 81 md sentry
at every cheese factory door. When i'm
mer>ed in milk ii il show specific gray
ny lighter than it ought, il indicates
either too much crearl or TOO much
water. The latter Is more ,Uumou, aud
VIXEN he foruer occurs. il shows that
the man OF woman who Heul il, il intel
ligent. must love his cor Tier neighbour bet
ter than himself. or herself, and should
- up higher
Having obtained pure sample of milk.
fill one OF these tubes TO lie gauge MAX.
I'd 90; put suspected mills in another aud
water in another. and set them together
10 the same temperature. Alter the
found on the suspected milk than the
other. suspicion should be dismissed.
by pouring water fom the per cent
glass into ihe one containing The least
quantity OF milk. after skimming, the
percentage OF superiority or iuleriori,y
can be accurately determined. Temper.
AZURE must carefully be needed. as diff
go C"NN " - NtA - ~ wv = w "AAi bAANh fAA =
,he lsc,ome,er several per cent. He was
Y r, sorry that 50 many wafer milk. A
glance at tue proportional cubes shoS
that the Lord put in water enough TO be-
gia with. The animal odor. cowy taste.
Is uausealing TO some, and at the isctor
les is productive of good deal of
mischief Mr.. Arnold has nearly or
quite decided that il is volatile OIL
lie (,he speaker supposed till lately that
u was gas. The best way To get rid of
l.. be thought. j. 10 teratc il. and the
next TO heat il A. Z BuS,ey, of Oneida
Co., has invented a simple apparatus TOT
dropping Tue mills, l siuS e drop at a
time. ~hi-h effecIua,y lids 1t of the COW
odor. But using At ~, "a lou stable would
be lac bani>hiug lillhtuess by the adop
ton OF naS,iue>s Thoroughly aerated
mitS Wi,l keep sweet SO hours IN tho bot
test weather lie believes jhi> invention
vii reyo.ulionize the buein,ss OF lac
tortS.
Tue milk OF a sick COW ,huu.d never
ne u.ej L is crlnnai 10 send u 10 the
factory. The COW IS 4. machine, bit the
llOd sac eats often makes II tight
squeak Ion hcr 10 make pure milk when
she i, wei Foul waller aud u ioul al
moNphcre ,aiuJ the milk Ii IL be led To
child the elect j. always visible. The
whole success vt dairy ing may DO sum-
med up ~ two words. pure milk - lie
lad seen men dip their hands in the milk,
wet The leafs. aud then the dripping>
into the pail are about the perfection o.
ua>tInesS some mills deiiy cred at lac
tories contains ~ much manure that II j.
Ia. diy L, to feed Tue hogs. bu; II would
uaAe ,pleudid fertilizer. Laughter
Tn fusi end OF all these laints in but
ter j. rancidity. and Ia cheese. rotten
ness. A little ieaven leavenelh the
- hole lump. There is class oil ,ainls
from milk vessels. A wooden pail J.
unit for milk, for the very reason that q
neat dairy maid will socH scour of every
bit Of the paint. leaving the wood ex
posed. aud when the pals are hung up
10 dry they arc checked by The sun. He
had seen a thousand cracks in the space
OF an inch and yet large enough TO al
mil milk gloLule But when the mix
touches the wood il swelis and closes up
rs light as vice. and no amount Of
washing aud scalding can clear them out
or clense the pail. The next milking
comes in contact with them and is faint.
ed. Such pals are only it Tor swiil pals. /.
Tin pals only should be used. and they
with as lew sharp corners as possible.
Milk often i laiuted on the way to the
factory. lie had seen il carried on filthy F.
wagons. nearly shut up tight in cases. to /
lie sure (lbouI the worst thing they could /
do). bat il got bad odorS. lie had seen
filthy faucets al factories, anil every drop /
ui mills that passes through them is
tii.,ed. He had seen slop holes Just out
side Of factories. in which lowed the (
stops right back under the factory, Il e
sleeFerS of which rested on the ground I
and - he put POO lbs. avoirjupnis On lie
III. 1iaS haf,,r.. thy bara ~ ia r. ,,o,,t.l