, 1874-10-10

and Farona-sizGd mugs nnd GlasseH, helping tho
GUESTS lfIhl; tlo liealth Of tho brdoi thon he
tho violin in its inspiring strn1nH:, rho houbo,
which wna n plain Tpplen one,-tho gift Of tho
groom to hiy, 'tfra,1, Twas tiod with Germans.
The supper wns laid out in thu coltnr, and con-
ei8tcd Of sweet Gornnu caliea. cE!ckens, sud
fruit. II MAS brought up and l,nndod round to
tho gneats. The ptesonte woxo laid out In M
nppor chamber, and consisted Of tlings suitable
to housekeeping Stewards gift OF 800
being laid out In a cl1anaber-huit Of bncls walnut.
Wo left Tie merry. noisy party singing Bongs OF
"aer vater'ana," drinking lager, and "spin-
ming round aud round" The Germans arc MI
good dnucers, Keeping timo to the music. aud
swaYing tho body In harmony with 1t. They
used good doal Of enorgy,--tho 1non aoizug
tho women vigorously round the waist, and
whir'iug them maaly through tho everlasting
waltz.
Ter pootiest frnu1cin in do house,
She vayed dwn hundred pound,
And, every lima sha gife shomp
She makes der windows sound
So ended tho day,-a day TINT bad been good
for Plane n the wsy of military reunions. dances
Tho following morning we wont up to
" THE oirEEsE-FAcTonr,
and Eaw how choose was manufactured. Tho
p]ano Cheesory is wooden building, located oil
n lno running spring, called Rock Creok which
waaheB through tho baBemont, Keeping tho
ceniented floor sweet and cool. Largo wooden
4Ds
milk. which il poured into them warm From tho
cowa. Tie tanks hold about 1850 pounds.
lii tj1cBo two or thrce rouueta arc placetl to turn
tls milk INTO c,ird,. Whon tlia process is COM
plcte, tho smooth nllite curd IL chopped up by
eenbljns n rridiron. Tho wl,oy IN nil RIM of
and the curd poc1tol into molds and prosaod. Il
In t,lruol oyery day on smooth Bholf in tho dry-
inr-roon1. which ia ltlod with lpo chcoso. Of nil
aroB TO suit purchasers. e.-somo liking a mill.
now cheese. while othera prefer an older. richnr
articlo. Az loitcrod in E,o chpcso-room. Air.
Rosa, tho intelligent foreman, described tho
whole process yory clearly: Tho bringing in OF
tho milf; tho testing Of it by means Of lacfom-
from each inhtallmeut Of milk: tho tlornomo-
tar. wl,ich shows whom tho milk is ],oatod Ia sf1
lcg..-tno right Temperature for tie ron
not tue amount OF salt. az pounds 10
draining and pressing tho curd; tho backing It
into the motal 1nolds and finally, tile turning
out OF tho yellow. shapoly maBB, dressed in q
thin robe OF cllcoaoclotL, Tho coloriue procossia
douo by anpatto. Tho cheoso-oloth il manu-
used for tic Two rounds Of the cnooso when t is
nyu: many woiehiug M g' Is pounds on ' eacbI % noicod
small beast prowling about the edgea, and was
told it vas cheeHo-hy, tho pest Of tho factory.
It wns no bigger than mldge, porchad Oil four
long legs, and had gossan,or wings, As 7 watched
tho !" hinscct," it raised itself on its hind legs,
aud used its foro-paws to wipo on re1nnauts OF
cheese from itB s,nntl proboscis. while it leered
wickcdly at me- from two round eyes in tho top
q its head Ifit oa1, find any opening in tao
result Ia IN unlimited supply Of skippers. Tho
factory turns out from fourteen to twouty
cheese daily for tho Chicago market.
Our noxt atep WAS to tho stable Of tho .. y.
r1ASo HORSE ASSOCIATION,
Of which Col. Steward is President; and all Of
tho most valuable horses thero nero trottel out
for our inspection. There woro great Scotch
draught-horscs, Nithlogs like pillars, groat, mus
cnlar chests, and small, bloodel lloads. Il mag
1tieont scion Of tho Royal George, nnu,ed Panic,
trotiug-horao, mas lod out suortiug mud pranc-
ing,-hih 'neck cloti,ul with thunder. his sler-
dor, allapoly feet spurnng tho gronntl. IIo waa
a splendid thoroughbred, With lmbB like n deer
mud oyes like gazol1o, ,-ouly their soft, droop-
mid again to vicious Eleam that kept us ali
clear Of Ills hcols. Ho waB q dark blootl-bay,--
a changeablo color that ranged from r1lby-rei to
brown, and settled in hiH legs to I'll iutonso
black. HiH line neck archetl, an the English
groom Expressed It, like lady-orae," and his
and beatty; For this horse llis owners haYo ro-
refused $40, 900.
Next came Revange,-a goldon-b bronze. chest
mt, NTH ono white atocking,-.u thoroughbred
race-horsc,. by imported AlonarcA out Of FASH
ion,-a l,Ell stopper and n beauty oyery inotl.
black Lion, a Ereat Cydeyiaio stallion, throw
hiB man about like u ioutE1er- weight Lis aize
was tremendous, Ills weight 1000 pounds; black
az ink, with one white stocking; blood aud nais-
chiof in his rolling orc. IIo was intensely az
erayatoa by tho cloao proximity of Brown Dick,
trotter rho mikes lis milo and WINS races easy
In 2:35,-a fancy brown, notified likc old ma
hogany. "Look Mt lis hoyo," said the groom
admiring1y; LOS = 'orao Of spirit bit mans
nosa of QUO day, and kicked two Of my front
tooth down MY throat,-but a. gentle as lamb
II 'os 'autl.od tight t. looked Of, him in mute
ecstasy, but did not care to ''andlo MI" as llo
mud Buck Lion wore tearing the yard INTO spli11-
tcrs trying to roach Zach othor.
4 nov Cydeulalo horao; Just imported, WAS
W bo 9t rbSon nG rat pre apeRns wse
over Ills back, and christ onod him Lord Gordon.
Champagne, sired by Edwin Forrest out OF
Gray Goose, Way a jielt gray, post lis nrimo, but
with record OF tl1ri-ti,uo at n:2G There WAS
sad despoudcnoy about tho old follow as llo
munchod llu cots, as If ho eiehed oycr departed
dayB,