, 1879-03-08
RJI7TER, EGGS, And CHEESE.
49,. If Tia SESSIONS of thu National
t''' Convention.
,,.a on Ii. Subject Of oleomnrsarlns'~1hs
! CrttpIng fhisss.
-, pcor Points His Microscope at tho
Pollywogs.
,...,on Of oHlcors, Reading OF Papers
and Other Bustness.

,n.,,,. 5ay,s session Of tho National Butter.
lhs ~ md Egg Associatson's etrth annual
tasss.t t..,,ou opcned yesterday fnorniug At 1o:3o
soo'ss'',n ,n tho 1ades' ordinary Grand Pacific.
os'os" =" .b.euco Of the presiding officer, Vice
y H'Is,nt uu Sherman, the convention called c1'
t.,, ta'.dt.nt aooeh to the Chnt'.
e., 1ittler, Bccretary md Treasurer. read bis
~ rcnort, from which 1t appeared TINT tho
nuaI ,s,, for tl,o year, added TO tho amount on
ias,pss ~, ,hc beginning thereof, WAS s1,02i, md
n'Du .~rsndIturcs, :, 1880, leaving balance OF
s , III, seye,al annuai dues to 10 heard FROM.
~ y: ,.nort xas ncecpttd.
aOe''' r1Rcrior or orr1oERs.
rs. ,eport Of the Commlttco on Nominations
nss a,s,ad tho names OF James r. Joyce, Of
taeu''s yo,k. President; and Col. Il. NJ.
mu ts.,.. r,ayenpo,t, Ia, Secretary and Trcas-
0''s'' ! formal election followed, Mr. Baker,
~ Iw.v York, casting the ballot OF the Convcn-
In ios the nominees.
'1ohn A. Willctt wns elected vtca- President
,'sw., ~. York; Henry D'Ol!er, for Pennsyl-
@ s.t.. n u,,ycy schrc1ber, Tor Maryinnd; Austin
,' .',s,.n for Massachusetts; B. NJ. Slaytou. for
p'sI1. =. r.mnshire; A. 8. Bliss, for Vermont;
ss..nh r. Gross, for Now Jersey; NJ ]. Owen,
.stb .s,bs nIstrlct Of Columbia; George e. 9ooch,
W. W III lllino,t; A. ]. ". Pearco, for Wisconsin;
IR Budd, for 1udlann; q. D, Sherman, for
f,v,: ps.,ford, for Kentucky.
q, y c, Luse, Of the Io,Na Stock Journal, who
...dovn for a paper on 1.-THE Proper Care Of
~. peforo md After Calylng, and Raising
r.,,,s by Hnnd; Dairy Cattle, Their Diseases
Va treatment OF Them" said he didn't wish
~ M ho,a the Association for thirty minutes,
.,.d.1t, when there wern so few present
sad ihota few were anxious to get through md
,hour. II the Association desired to publish
s,n.ner IN the proceedings ho was perfectly
I'm motion Of Mr.. Baker, tho paper was or
a,,.d nnbl[shed in the Official report Of the pro-
s'iI'Ii M' Hibbard moved that when this oonyon-
tou adjourn It do 10 to meet on the flrst
Wednesday IN MaN ls ,s,d 9nser ne ,.,, rnlss ass
as,aG T.. 9lno,s, of Nav Jersey, submitted rcso-
htlon Indoralng the international Dairv Fair to
hhtd lie coming fnll, under the auspices Of
sA Association formed for that purpose at
IIes, N. y: in January Inst. Tho resolution
NJ Da1!d Ward Wood, Of the 1yessern; Rural,
n1daJery interesting and valuable paper On
"lDuLrEnAT1oNs AND FRAUDS
Detrimental 10 the Legitimate Dairy Interest"
He bsgeu by referring to tho attempts, SO abus-
t.at nowadays. On the part Of modern tnvcut-
OI.onnearlne, With them, WAS to replace butt
let, eggs were 10 be countcrfcltcd,. chickens
h,tshtd by steam, mud roostets we're in danger
Il being compelled to 70 out Of bustuees.
Iauchtetl The paper was devoted, In ti.e
Nod isnounccd tke Shallow butter" ~ dan
srous from tho fact that 1t contained living
cytutsms, and said II was only fit to bo CON-
pted With trichLuous pork. In order to main.
nn The pos!tlon takon BY big journal In REGARD
shkh bad asserted that the alleged lutter could
h kulta har1n|oss, hc had employed PROT. Piper,
aeeelebratR1 microseopigt, to make sona eI-
sainltons Of "olco." Prof. Piper rhs pres
rt elh bis microscope, aud during the rcaa-
hso he paper segoral Of the membere took d
fstp through lis microscope aud saw tho ugly
ttttpng things contained in samples Of tho
l!ut. It mas often impossible, said Mr.. Ward,
todtcteet tho presence Of "olco u cxcept uo-
dsr tha microscope, and 1t was the duty o! th(a
hhuit y,and, By securing tho passaVe Of laws
!nltss TO thoso Of New York, to stamp It out.
IL n.opcl1tson, Mr.. Wood assured the Association
rlthe friendly att!tudo Of the press everywhere
% ihts subject of driving tho atuft out OF the
market.
Il tbs Invitation Of the prcstding officer, read
s1sacts from paper by ptof. john Michcls, In
Tho Antrtcan Journal Of Aieroseopv, Of Octo-
hf 1871. on the subject Of oleomargarinc
L''ag results OF nlscroacopical examinations,
' s in 'G h. 'a9,s ov.,traIans oSs,sea p,o Pes; PGs
fsItrtd to his own drawings. showing the
foEns IN which the aalt crystals arrnnged them:
is'res under tho microscope, tic presence am,
i1.po Of living. organisms, fungi etc., IN
tes e sRss % %i''q e. i hsS RtGssSs a"Gsr tsis ss
TEMPERATURES, hut nls experiments had taught
LIN that even at 30 degrees +. tic gcrma re-
MINED. ue had found germs Ia shapc like;
~. 1or bcttcr word, tape.worm egcs-arlt
a r. 1s s5ssmsns ,ss b. haa Mb fon qoRs
otEanlsms living after undergoing the boiling
Ish showed that thoso organisms carried Other
stgapttms. IL regretted that there was 81
Ml,e general Information regarding the subject
sM ss'i remarked that tho results, before peopl'
sSEe up t. proper appreciation Of TIC danger
a,sht be l!ko those which attended tho fatnon
Tsaina excitement In Germany.
at Dexter asked tho Professor II 1t WA
Vsaaole under any condition whatever to
pETaIoF LIVING GERMS IN pURH BUTTER
Iash Is ho had found In "olco" under tn
ht7olcope.
The Professor replied that It was not, scicnt
uo, ~"'''" N-~'p' e''A"
~. Dexter followed up bis arst inquiry b,
s.dss %sMs II . a!seascd condition Of the anlninl
hH SaJ IoHAlll0U, WGDlQ c1nlDlt living germ
uae n, butter produced from her milk.
Wet. Gv Fiber said tlat mas quite possible.
n. ana consider 1t dsmon1tratcd,n continues
H.. ~. Dextcr "tllat olcomArGsrtuc In its bes
~ tnfdo from tho int Of perfect animals
IMsee1hibit 'iHlnE nnlmnlsp'
.,,. a. 70 oleomargarlne mado from pcrfec
S.IXl Saats, thnt would bo question difficult II
issa,s. ietus. IN the examination havc made, ca
Gonse Gonna otef aosne eix mouths, have nest
I,Iun IS% specimen which, on being treated VIII
n.f.G n,fsG msier and washed with ether to got on
sm.n dld not reveal very active living organ
uS.,sunel, bacteria, etc. The fact that tho
H.. G.ays present shows tint there Ia putrt
"GH substance present In butter" +"
hIa tnaHtr to questions from afr, Baker. Pro
tnrnnt na mat butter, wore II not Tor the pres
s, sS oscsefyatlYes, would Ia stlne probably r
~. ~ ta presence OF organtsms. Too !fttio an
.n.sQuently used, and preservation WAS i
M nrans osaIn perfect. Fresh fat probably couta!nc
dnItesnisns. As for trichtnB, they would b
nn1t95ea When meat was boiled twenty
IN aha hcnce there wcro comparAtiycl
d in.ea eases Of death from tho VI
snlss slss' containing them. When not proprrl
ltma; however, tile trlchnm were nut d.
ets} et}a, eha latal rcsttlt4 ensucd from Hatill
il ,sN "tN which thcy Here infested.
atrr.IHee 10 question 10 to whether OLE
b1tfs- fuG ~ 10 lta best stato was ~ heaithy
Guij, ~ ita best condition, the Professor Gal
Aa k+,t ssa nut because uleonargarlne, even ,
To- 'sa'' "as liable to bo in puirciyl,ig coud
t,ed:d a. d!ii9oard asked the Professor It he r
Ms VlG0marrnrinA na any ,rnrn tuturIo,