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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
! Ninth judicial District, IF the State AZ Sr-
va n, III and fpr the County ~ Ilkn.-Amcli1 r..
Lcwrt. plaintiir. against john u. Jcwrtt. de-
frnllnt. Action brought IN the District Luurt
"f the NJ ~ JudJcinl District OF Tho State Of
Nevada. IN and fur tliI EGumlY 1T Elk".
anil ihc Complaint fd In tic office III
the CLERK Of said District Court.
THE STATE or NEVADA SENDS GEEErISG
10 JOHN II. LEwETT. defendant. You are
AGAINST ynn 10y the aisI'e Ianlcd plaintiff Ia the
district I"uTi of the Ninth Judicial District q,
the State OF Nevada, In nnd for the County OF
ElEn. hnti 10 answer tie complaint filed Their Ia
Within ten days !r4ClUsvc uG the tiay Of serviroI
after EscS-TvIiG un You OF this Snmm0nS--If
served within this County, OF. II served out
uf tits CnIiHty, Int ~ this District, within 10
days: otherwise. within 30 ,lays-ur Judgment
by default will llp taken against yHu. according
Ia :he payer f said complaint Tho said ac-
tiou - brought to obtain Judgment uf this
Court. dccrcring that tho bonds OF Inatrimouy
e1is ing between plaintiff aud defendant b.
dissolved. OH llIp grounds uf hAbituSl, ETrIxs
drunkenness. aud fer extreme crncliYi and that
the plaintiff have The custody II the minor
rhi!tlr'n, mentioned in the Cump'a!nt, AMI IUr
EIIrh pthcr aud further relief ms To tho U0nrt
may srrni just and equitable In the PROMISES.
will more fully appear Us reference to the com.
plant on llu III my Office, \ certified copy OF
which accompanies his writ. And you are
hereby notified that II you fail Ia appear and an.
aver said cuinulaint Us abuve required. the
said plaintiff will apply To- tho Court for THO re-
lief thrrein demanded.
uiyrn Unhqr my hand and tho Seal Of the
district Court 81 tho Smith judicial
tvr,,, district Of tho state rf Nevada, Conn.
l"-"l tYuf l:lk0. this goth day Of december,
IN the year 81 our Lord one ihuusHid
eight hundred and heYcnty:siI.
u. T.. GREEN, ClVrk.
J. Il: WIsES. Attorney for Plaintiff. i;LGoA
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PROPOSALS..

e. FAILED PROPOSALS FOR TIE
- t'"nnty rIin'ing fer the gar ending bee.
3l=t. lSII, will bo rec, Ncl At tho uTIrr AT the
County ClrIk mp Ia Ec l!th dag III March. 4.
ID. 1871, at Ia u'riucE :. 81. TIE Board reserves
thn right Ia reject any AMI all hilH. l:y orIri
nf the board 81 CUuI.iy COinmiGriunrrs uT Hike
County, Nevada.
q. L. uREEE. C!crL.
Elko. February 4, 1871. iy.r
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DT VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION
- iasurd out Of tho District Court Of the
Nihtl Judicial District Of ihu State Of Nevada.
Ia ~. ana Tor the County Of ElkO, III the suh u d.
heinhnTt hnd J. T.. Rl0n. rloin'ipt, Ssnlnst
Mnrhls Silver Company. D,'[cJtlIuts, duly nj:
tested tho 9Th day Of J:t,inry. 4. II. 1871, .
nayn tylcd upon tho fJlk'wing described pro-
rrTty. tQwN:
:, That crriSln mining glound claim and locN.
lihn known as tho MardiE silver Mine Ur Mnr,lls
claim, lying aid b. ing about eighty miles
n"rih'CaStcTly from tho town Of Hlko, In Elso
county. and StOtc Of Seynda. III tho wyomIng
Mli'ibg DiEitlc'. IN tho township Of IFqnv. on
iIa certain Elgr. l0dr { lend Gt IpSuCral BEAR.
ing rock AND ofS, Spown SHd pEilSh AZ tic Mar.
uS lpdo CF iciRe. mar tho l"wn or village OF
lirunO. whtch said mlning cialuI consists Of l..
VA. Set aiona and INCLUDING said ledge northsr.
~ aud Bouthcry and 100 feet Of surface ground
on each side Of Said Ledge and vein, iucat, and
taken up by q. ". MardiF, VIII n. Rogers, John
": Brooks and A. u. Mcachem. OF tho nr u day
OF June, A. u. 1911. notice Of locaiiup ii which
s1',. GAIN was reeor,lc i The inlSpg records
OF said wyoming Mining DlstrI;l.
Also. that certain nvc.stafnp Quartz mill and
mn IionEc, with the hnper. Giglnr. rnaHicr aud
machinery therein nn4 thereto attached, Hit'Ia.
mu on We westerly bank 81 rcntOd Greek. near
uin hralwatytS thereof. IN tho Township Of
rt. mn@. near stH town OF riSIe Of bruno, Il,
| hhu InnWS slate 81 Nevada, known NJ tho Mar.
u.s. lnMt mlll. together With tho land on which
| the ny Niu aud mill house, engine, boiler,
r"a1Sf hna machinery I. situated, -
h hlIl and coiuplGtu Inventory az said bro.
petty WIZ to exhibited at tho time and piscc Of
,SSniSS V hereby given, that on FRIDAY, TIE
MESl S<rIllllD DAY or FEiIIltiAiiy, 4, n,
1871. between the houts IL O'clock A, Il Aid
Yep * =. ~. W.; at Ia O'Clock ", OF said day,
Iii S m"nh House door. In tho town II Elko.
highest bidder or bidders. for cash, Enid coin o.
ING Gnltcd S!alcs. w. 4, sEtIi, Sheriff,
WhES. wiSrs. Deputy. =" Jl,.IW
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NOTICE.

n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ EiniSiirc Colin q! tlIu Town and County
oi Elhn, state nf NLSadn, tTi!u az Micha' CoIij
iItrndn To- mako application To- the Distiict
Court tf the Ninth Judicial district Ot the state
~ Nevada. ia and for the County e Eikn. on tic
lU,i. day "f March, 1871, ut 10 O'cl' cE =. 81; 81
that clay. for All order Of sa.h .0urt rinttiihg
her Ia larry un business in sail T.'wn az i'Rn'
Ia her avn nuIIC. an nn her u%n ncc"nt; pht.
nuunt Ia bill set the lr;ia ntu,r 81 the stat. "i
Nevada. guii I'D ''An Act Ia anthtT. Hc maiTirh
wUInrp " transact business in thCir Uwn names
az Sole TralrrS." Approved February 0ilI. 1851.
The hIiRiucEs size Intends Ia cary Idr IL that III
keeping grocery and lruit stoEe In shtI TOWN
OF EiGo.
EHSCSIISE COHS.
FrLHIlry nh. ISi7, IN"
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STATE UNIVERSITY
'HEpAKAToi,S DEPARTMENT.,
EI.iio, EEvApA,

The hssi term Of this school viii, DO.
gin September 4ih. Male and female
pupils prepared for College, or nd.
vanceh further and instructed in In.
collegiate branehcs, Englisi, stndics,
mathematics and the ancient and
modern languages thoroughly taught.
Lessons in music by competent
'tcachcr. No charge for iuiliUn-musio
extra; Hlgo, no charge for room rent.
EoaFd $40 per month, payable In nd.
vance, quarterly. For further pnrticu.
mrs address
ID, II. SESSIONS. rriucInnI.
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PAYMENT OF ElKO co. BGADS.

IN AcCOIIDAECE WITH TIE I'IiO-
l visions az Hrcti0m l2, nf al Act rntlil IL
cav Act 10 consolidate and fnnh the indebted.
DrsS Of EIkO County" approved February AL
ISL notice IL hereby given, That Y presented nj
my tiIicr IN Eku. Nevada, 0iI "r before Saturday
liz, Tenth day OF March uU u. the fOliuwinE EiEu
C,nIrty EuIIda iss,tcd in pursuance al said act,
will In pain together with the ntcrCS. iiIr'cnn
that Ehall have arcr'ictl. ut tho dial" pTtsCnt,I.
to-wit: liUIidI SnH. Ili ven M. twelve tn.
mud thirteen (i3l OF lsiWIi. I'VE bundled dollars
each. Ennh w. EcNcIttrn ~, Of SlGnj, nnr
hui dTcd dollars. Bonds EoI. eighteen i[Sl,
nInrtccnl lnl. twenty C.ij, twcniy-unr i9Ii TWEEN.
ty-fouT l2tl, twenty-five l2jl. AMI twcHty.4H f,E)
nf t?hOl. iiyC hundred dollars each. Should tho
Erih bODla not br presented within thu time
y,I(riiipI. thcu from AMI nf'cr the date nniICd
to.wit. saiuSlar. The Tenth day Of MARCH, nG III
Interest thcTIin whl cease.
JSo. H. TRADLEY. County Treasurer.
Elko, Ecv. feb'y. 9th, 1871.
flOih
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-05

~ Read what well known Garrett
Co. Marylander says OF the EMPEROR VIZ
LIAM Cabbage:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-05
Maidstone Onion Seed,

from Maidstone, Kent Co.. England, pro,
duclng the most producing the most
prolific and finest favored Onions known
and yielding on suitable soils from 500 to
600 bushels per acre, sown in drills.
Mr.. Henry Colvin, large market garden
er at Syracuse, N. Y, writes, Your
English Onion Seed surprised me by its
large yield, and the delicious flavor Of tho
fruit. could hrve sold any quantity ir.
this market ct good prices. My wife says
she will have no other onions for the table
in future. Send me rs much as you Gun
for the enclosed SIS. co."
One package of seed sent on reccirt
of so cents and one 3 cent postage stamp,
three packages to one address 81 00r and
two cent stamps. Twelve packages sent
OH receipt of SO 90. -.
My supply is limited. Parties desiring
to secure eithe of the above rare seeds,
should not delay their orders All seed
WARRANTED FRESH AND TO aERM1NATE.
Cash must accompany all orders. For
either of the above seeds. address
JAMES CAMPBELL,
mar l-xt6m &C Fulton ST., n. Y.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-05

NHE best, largest, hardest and most
i profitable variety Of WINTER CABBAGE
known in Europe, and imported to this
country exclusively by the undersigned,
where, with little cultivation, it flour
ishes astonishingly, attaining an enor-
nous size, and selling in the market at
prices most gratifying to the producer.
In transplanting, great care should be
used to give sufficient Ispace for growth
Solid heads the size of the mouth Of a flour
barrel, is the average run of this choice
variety. Ono package of the seed sont
post paid on receipt Of SO cents, and one
cent postage stamp. Three packages to
one address 81 90 and two 3 cent stamps.
Twelve packages sent on receipt Of So 90.
~ Read what well known Garrett
Co. Marylander says Of the EMPEROR VIZ
LIAM Cabbage:
BLOOMINGTON, GaRRET Co.,
Md, Jan. 22 1877.
MIR. JAMES Campbell, sc Fulton St. N. Y.
Dear Sir:-I bought some seed from Won
last spring, and it was good. Your En-
peror William Cabbage suits this climate
we'll. On mountain side the seed you
sent me produced Cabbages weighing
thirty pounds ench.
Very truly yours,
JAMES BROWN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-05
HANDEL AND HAYDN.
now BOSTON BRAHlINS ADORE
TIE MUSES..

The great Triennial Festival--A plucky
prima DONNA The Stars Of Song--
Kellogg on the American School Of
music.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-05

no am Sole Agent ia the U. S. for
the famous
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-05

body used to rave over his wonder-
ful voice, that had all the promise Of
it's present fulGlment, although he
was then scarcely more than boy.
1t didn't take long for him to ad-
vance in his position, and he was
one of the original members of tho
Temple Quartotte, nm organization
that is known the country over.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-05
TRI- WEEKLY EDITION.1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OK :ellegant cards all styles with name 10 copts
AO post paid. J. j. HUsTBD Nassau, Rens co,
New York. -. /.
, 1877-07-07
iowa Repnbiican Convention.

u MOINES june 27,-Ihe republican convention
met AT 10 A. NJ, Hon James T. A" Ilsou, OF Jefferson
county was Iale tempo ary ehairn..n and addressed
the convention brItfiy. During his remarks be sta,
ted that tlre won h b- discussion M the cOnyrn-
ton tn, the Iowa standard Uf reprblclnlsm would
not be lowered Ur It's II - be tl7nlrd IN the dust
John IL. Gear unanimously Nominated gov
eruor by the republican convention tn first bal
lot. rEe commute, ou resolutions unanimously
agreed on report when does not even alluir To the
: ,utheru icy or To cIvIl service Hon Frank l.
Camp-,rI OF ,sprr county, was nominated heuten-
AIT governor.
Tne committee on resolutions reported the follow
ing:
/. That the United States of America is a nation
not ii ragu that by combined workings OF natioual
ana STATE Vnv,i ImgIts the rights OF rVrIy CltZrn
5! ou Ice secured; 10 fIil 70 do tuis Is criminal Le
IecJ OF duty.
,. The republican party has preserved the gogesg-
ueut AMI ITS work Is unfinished.
3 Permanent plc:fcliiOss oi The south, and e'rn-
plvtr protection Of citIz.ns he free enI"yH-Ht
OF II L eli rights Is 4 duty Ia which tn Trpu6c1n
party sanf Is sscreily pledged Corsre>s l. o,uSt-
tutOuly empowered 70 entur the prlLcpien O.: recent
f4)ust amen men aud the spfnIu duty OF
the legislative and executive departments u put IN
immediate and YsOrOrs exercise OF all their eous'
tutulal powers Tor removing an just use or clI
plint by any class, and TO secure 10 all American
tizeus exact quality IN the * rcsr OF all rishis
therefore ie:nn OF congress ana tle pffsl ltnI
ruurae rui fl lelt5y whIrb shall not alter until ihe
results are PLACED beyond dispute OF re,,!L
I The pubic cre,ij should br sseiedsy maintained
and debts paid, and We therefore favor speedy re-
suu.ption The silver dollar having been "A l'-g'l
amoun, If value from the foundation OF The feerai
government uur 1873, the rw under whieh ~ et'n-
ars WIS SUSPENDED should be repa lei AT the earliest
p6s,ib ,iay and silver made ia go1 legal ten Ter
for tl, ,yTn at OF Ill deb both public al private
We also bel I'VE that the present volume ol currency
should be maintained unII the wants "t ti'1le ana
commerce demands lis further contraction.
Rislry at,eupJei amid great uproar, L'ssfs anu
sbopts 10 get IN As an amendment n resolution er-
dorsng the presidents policy, but the char rnl-d u
no, germ M Another attempt was made by an
Other member with no better success ana ali the
eSolutin,s.were then adOpte SrT1dith. M Cut's
then moved tn adoption OF the 70 lowing:
ReSalred That the soc He'd southern poiicy "hleh
has been inaueuritei and pursued by the pIeseit
national administration L. IN accordance VIII lie
pripciples of the republican party.
This was rec iv-i amid general tnmult- Dr.
Benrlsl4y. uf DIS Moines coun'v, moved Il he re-
f-rrei TO th. committee on resolutions Mr. Mer-
nm of Keokuk county, moved amid great excite
ment that il be tab.el adopted by threeq naFief
voc. ~.
law was a.ioptel 10y a DECIDED majori;y
, 1877-07-07
ras TWEED CAsr.-Tbe long statement

Tue TWEED CAsE.-The long statement
f,,-n,.b.-d 20 the press by Tweed = euun-~l
.D,nnpt. TO about thu: Th,' the prns eh'l''n
,.,s,,prsd to make us.- of Tweed for Po'i zeal
r,,,r...,-s during rbe last session OF the Nv
York legislature, and thai having iaiiTo III
this !, manifested Il sudden indifference a. 10
,b,. ,nssibl- usefulness of The facts a hi- CON-
md H,s lawyer claims that Tweed VA
- 20 show a stale OF fdcTs hich 1t
rro,erly employed would recunped Ihe cry
much Of il precuniaTy loss ihrOngh Ihe fihe'
and the heaviest charge he brings i 70 '"e
eject ,sat owing 10 some Unexplained e'"-'.
r. ,-,,.s,utioD declined 20 avail l'ssn "i
,h;s aviIauce. though II had ID terms agreed
H., Tweed should be released on eondi'ion
Of telling what he knew. The pro7-eu''oh
i, fact ia accnsed directly OF having hr"N"h
f.i,h virh Twred, aud indirectly oi having
NEGLECTED the interests of 'he city vi eo"t-r
O. ..,,o, know how much, # any, force
-, IN ,be-e charges To saw the ieas' "
: .,har ineon sruoIs 30 fiud Twre'i law
vers .rnrrs-ing anxiety for 'he in'eres'r ot
the city he pluud-red, and 10 Sc h+in tsp''
ss,,;,,r him a. b,.nsiic@nt per-on "noT7
o,;,,e- Of good the wicked prosecution r "" :.
a -, ,..csot. AZ regards the charge OF nss,F
80 o, conspiracy implird against 'ns
nroseeu,ioD. 8 snffnirut answer 70 !. - -
probsbly be thar The facts already 10 ,nT'r |
P'oS P-',si.', rsnd-rrd l. unceeee-arg Ia apply 70
Twe-d and ,hrrefore that they were ,: rellr', .
e., the uupIea-an du'y OF making
h-,'r.;n with him So far. in fac; We 90
-, -, E na-eeive hat the Few statement change
~ ~ si,,a,ion at all materially, or 'hat .
~. .',s The pro~pee, of T~esd's release any
br;gh,er.-Ne5 York PspsT.
, 1877-07-07

DINNER ETIQUETTE English etiquette
demands the Observance of two rales 10 con-
nection with dinners which It Is 'he worst
possible taste 10 violate In any country. many
d-IinGu-n's 10 the contrary n0rwi'hst ndings
They are that all dinner Invitations -hsll Oe
answered at Once-nO waiting 10 sre II b
pl-a-tnter enjoyment presents Itself, ana thal
the ruest shall BE- pune ual 10 the hour specl-
ned. That the success of The party depends
,ryely upon these II self-evIdent. The next
imroriant matter li,s with the hostess, 20
s4,tle beforehand the correct precedence, and
# there is none, 10 consider which couples
h-st snit each other There are several
uathnds of arranging the order In which the
quests are to go down; one II Tor the nos',
h,.E m. dinner il announced, 20 introduce each
ssatlem4n IN 70 the lady whom he IA 10 take 10
d,po-r: hut This has ne ineOnvenirnces. snd
the wiser plan il thought TO be for the hos
,rss 10 Cilspa'Ch he gu--t- herself ~nea ths
hns- gives hi- arm 70 rhr lady he takes down
Or arr;v.d ip the diniDg-roum, the host
-honld tell each couple as they appear,
wh.r- to sit An experienced bo-'ess always
T kes special care no. 20 seal husbands and
wives on,,nSi e each O. h,r. One hing shonid
D-v-r b. {. rgo'ien. Every gen'iemnn must
rlsce the LADY h. e-eor'- on his right hand
He should always v hen desired 10 take her
-, dinner. off-r biz righ, arm Ladies and
pentlemen enter the room sin9ly, not arm m
arm and the ladies retain their gloves nn'H
,bev are seated. putting them on again De-
fore leaving the dining ROOM
, 1877-07-07
Adam and Eve, Wedding.

Did YOU EVER contemplate the power
ty of Adam when he took Eve for bet
Ter OF for worse? Only think of it.
lie hadn't hat 10 his head, coat 20
his back. pair Of shoes 10 his feet.
or nary a red cent in his trouser
pockets Eve brought no dowry sbs
had nothing 10 best"w save her love
and affection; and as he was the only
yOdng ie low around, II was he or
nobody. Equally as poor as her hus-
band, she came To him without bon.
net or shawl, calico S"@n, or even q
pair of slippers. Moses forgot in his
"reminiscences 10 give us any account
of The wedding trip, hui from what We
can gather III regard To the wardrobe
of that day, their baggage would have
proven uo rncumbrance, for 2 very
iimiied amount suificed and dressing
10 please everybody was of DO 40
count, tor there was none but them
selves 10 please. Doubtless the whole
outfit for travelling dresses, water
proofs, busters, lunch baskets, and all,
he could. have carried in his trouser
pockets. They must have started
housekeeping, also. on as small capt.
tai AS can he Imagined They hadn't,
as far a. can be CLEANED from history,
Bair brush, tinetoolh comb, a
towel or soap; no bi'lers, soothing
syrup, clothes wringers, smoothing
iron-no, nothing.
Adam was not afraid TO invite his
wife TO go on an excursion with him
through fear that he would go down
deep into his pockets for the where
wilhal to buy suitable out6t-for
the reason tina; he had no pocket in
his trousers. Nor was he bothered
about truuk-eheck-, nor did he swear
at the baggage smasher or brook tie
insolence of railroad officials
There was no good and sufficient
reason why they shouldn't bave been
an amiabIe couple and have good
tine generally. They washed their
own clothes by dive in the Euphra-
tes, and there bei&g 10 clothes line.
their CLOTHES wee allowed TO dry upon
their hacks. And Adam didn't care
a ru>h whether his shirt bosom was
smooth or not, and why should Eve
bother her head about il 50 long as
her husband was sui;ed.-THe BATH
f5lOTeGJt.
, 1877-07-07

RFCRE.TIOx.-.rhe literal meaning oil
this word Is 70 make over again; hut IN lts
ordinary acceu,atlUn II IL intended To eCnFey
the idea of res, refreshnent. or Father reno
varion. The body Is refreshed by re'' {; the
brain Is renovated by sleep, By ab-ointe re-
p,s-. Bur bo,h brain aud body rnay be in-
yisorsted for a sea-on by changihg the d.
recrIon OF their respective ACTIVITIES. aud also
by working alterns:Ively. 4 man who has
b-come tired # riding on horseback OF III
csrri4ge, r-sts himself. geis nd Of bis ia'igae'
n Snlkipy. The brain which has brcomr
weary IN thinking of one subject II refreshed
by takIng up some other study. on The Q. D.
er hand. a man who frels rirrd al over, by
work or IA long walk, will get rested
-oouer br -it ing down 10 read Than II ne iid
uorhIug. Rachel, the great tragic ac'Tr-S.
~ b,n returned from oo-- of her performances,
At ,vo or ,hree o'clock IN the morning, Test
d he.r-elf by sp-DdIug an hour OF Two IN
chan ing the furniture of b-r rooms The
brsr sedatiye winch prbiic SPEAKER c4h
take after great effort, l. 20 read a he~spA.
DER or anything els- which has variety Oi
short sratem-u;s. The great practical idea
we gish to convey l. that recresiioo Is not
idleness, bnt change Of direction IN fhe op
erariOn of The physical Ut mental forcrs.
French actress lately went msd within an
honr after the play, because she wen, hume,
laid duwD. aud let Der Rlpd run on IN The
same track. She shoaid have changed 10
bodily activity, like Raebel--Raifs Journal
, 1877-07-07
Butter and Butter Making.

In packing butter II Is ESSENTIAL hat 1t te
we'll tanped together, leaving no f-sures or
ar cells This eau be well d0ue Ouly when
In d mellow condition, and by putting 10
small qusntitI,s al Ouce and stroklng II
liyhrly n Bnmber of tlmes Hih u iAdir,
never rub il. bur give direct. POSITIVE i'm
PRESTON at each sroke. The butter should
never be pisceC: against the edge of pack
sgr, but always III the center. and be KEEP
there ali the time Z little the hirbtst. In
tins way here Ill aiw 80 ~ 0oih prrp-n-
dleuiar aud lateral pressure on It which
will exclude the air and c.o~e up all Ti~-urrs.
By ~ JIug, the brine OF eKce~s uf moisture
viii gei 10 he I'd ge Uf The packagr, Uhrre II
will De finally taken mo and kept hilrd the
pores Of the wood, thus rendering II CONSTANT
ly air rIh ht, aud preventing he butter from
get:Ing into the wOud, and - causing II 10
adhere 10 th- package. If this is allowed
10 be done there Will be- Il loss Of number Of
rouuds TO whueyer under,akee to use II, 10y a
little that udherrr aud by tar more ,htt- gets
etfuo ed On rhe Other hand. whrn 'be iorrs
of he wood are en5Irrly clored with the salt
from the brine, not one particle OF ontier
will be either wasted or damaged II VIII
cleays from the package clean and sweet.
Two bounds of butter wasted L. equivalent 10
one crnr II pound on The " hole package. Re
tailers and consumers generally understand
this; ami Wh,n they tiud package that
really costs them Two OF three cents II pound
more ban they txp-cicd, by reas"n o. ~"stage
they are very sp' 10 try Ano'hrr daifyman =
butter, or If they are compelled 10 buy more
uf the same 10 do So al II reduced price
A poor churning of butter saud~Iched 10
between Two good ones will condemn ID p.ck-
age OF bu Ter ou almost ary market, and the
whole package Of butter will brlng very IT.
tie, If any more than II all WAS equally n
poor a. the poorest III It CT chuTniug oi
good WhI.e butter between TWO Of hnv yei-
low, will d-irAet iInm the price Mlly Gs
much as would be equivalent to throwing
the white away .ltogv her. 1t II, 'hvret're,
better TO pack such churnInsS separately ar
to use them up al the dairy while they are
new and IN their best coudI'Iou. Sach bat
Ter Is useful if consumed after 1t Is made,
while II kept "A Short lime 1t will become
nearly worthless, and so detract from the
good, which had 1t been packed by itself
would have commanded d good price. L
have known a dairy Of bntrer to bring more
money after hruxIng "ut d Whole package
that had poor chnrnIng IN It than Was OIL
fered for the entire dairy If u churning OF
butter dors not fiji Il package It shOnld De
covered vi h d damp clean white cloth with
salt on, tu pro ect l, from dust and air, un IL
another ehurulng shall fill 1t when n damp
clo;h aud salr may again Dc put ON the pack
age sealed aud set away ready for market.
The best Iim- to market butter Is when III
It's best condition, and butter seldom I'm
proves with ase.