The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-01
OIeSnlargarins

-'tSos ~ a mauaLaCsuti1Bf com p2nytQOt
| hundred miles from Wasliingtpn Gity
to Inspect .ae making of butter without
tne wholesale agency of q COW. As tie
mayorlly:of our rehdera very likely labor
under the daily deldsionc that they aieat
nntter, while partaking libeFaily. ofiwhat
- called oleomatgarine,, We may rs. we'll
ior their epitlcation, show what the
science OF the 18th century can ecccni-
| plish sn the way Of substituting erie
thing for another. Oleomargatide
is made out or caul tat. This Fat IA
cleaned, melted and the taliow eliminsks
ed, The oil remaining is mixed wiSll,
milk and piaSed Ina sreamYchurn. The
propofllon OF pi,lk. 70 5t2a gallons or / 25
pounds 70 900 pounds of oil. After being
WORKED Tor twcaty minutes, the oil aud
| milk are churned into butter and are
drawnaf into o large tank filled with
crushed leo. Being carefully mixed with
tho oleomargarine or butter flor H. ,wae
unanimously agreed by all present that
IT nwas butter) is separated from The
water produced by the melting ice, and,
after being properly salted, is packed in
firkips and tierceg ready for The market.
After the, visiting atatoalnen had ia.
| ppected the mann factory and pronounced.
In q guarded ,fashion, that they had eaten 8
Ilofbut.ert instead iof 6lenniaraarinei Exnay
rer1staken 70 Robert Rennert'e, ifi, BnltS.y
more, and treated TO o banquet that Sam
Ward himself might have envied, and
Hnch an ono as no Congressman eau poa.
gibly resisa.d We arc told that as the
| Iidinrer'pas commencing, Mr. w. S. Nat.
roll, dirertor of the company, trose and
eaid I'm siew of Che, fact that q Cod
| gresaiohal committee has come here Go
find out the real facts about an Industry
ofthis city I will state jnst herelthSt
there arc on !. the table before you both
oleomaigsrfne and Delaware print hue
ter The former aells for from is so 90
cents per pound, and the latter for iron,
40 to 90 cents. We don't want 10 Impose
upon you, end merely sap thas. IL Isl for
you TO decide which il which, and then
toseleet whet 70 est. 2ils j. 81
There was no instant response TO this.
Resp ponses Came freely enoughwliiefl .ho
Incompatible 8tarrapip, the silcculank
Lynn haven Bay oyHters,, the inicy, surtlb
| steak .and the generous, heart.upenina.
tongue loosening aud eye.shutting chain.
pague had gone the way Of oil such iiesh
and fluid down the turnpike road of
political throats. Congressman ,HoYS
was in that mellow condition which made
| o bill againes oleomergarine like a buIl
against The comet. He was III favor OF
the whole business aud nfesling. and
thinking that the company were doing
| well In making wholesome and purs
foo product at price within the reach
OF the W0rkingman. In conclusion. the
speaker stated that no one need fear tlas
ha wonld ever aid in any legialation ID
hamper manufacturing In the South. and
iGokeS: fbrwagd e. z time when bilsiness
maa Of all sections would consider their
| interests the same, and the result of this
feeling would be q Congress- iegislating
for all parts alike.n Congressman Benls!
of Virginia, went the whole animal. IA
said: II have beheld today the COW
with her one hundred teats Jistilling, not
milk, but ,,ure and unadultefated
butter and closed his remarks with d
statement of his satisfaction. the cleo
margarine was all That itsmakers claimed
for it, and that It's manufacture Wonld
eteadily!ncrease. Col, D. Wyatt Aiken, Of
South Carolina, o grave man and one ofthel
best experimental farmers and writers In
the South, stsggers us with this state-
ment u am only. afraid that alI Tho old
cows in the country will soon cAase To-
give milk to be ussd in making 1tter.t
ain not sorry that 'such Is the case, for
oleomsrgarine takes the place Of butter.
am satisfied with this article, and here.
| after shall never have another churn
on my farm. Laughter We viii
drink our milk and cream and bug oleo,
margariDo.n There was much mors Of
the same sort, but wo forbear. The
grand finale was the test or Delaware
print butter and oleomargarjne. a largo
i uiujority saying tnas they judged by, the
flavor, iiv0hb hnd odor or beth, and named
the oieomargarine as the butter, but
were finally convinced, OF their error by
mir, Rennert announcing which was but
| ter.
This Is highly satisfactory no doubt. ed.
pecie!ly 10 Mr.. RennArt end Mr. Carroll.
Weedmire the diplomacy Of putting Con-
| greasnlen and Delaware print butter, aot
70 speak OF oleomargarine tojthe tsstsaf
Ger, the Solopian stomach had beeR gem
erously warmed hp with "the best She
market affotded.n "A dinner at Rennerti. 4.
With htall tbs trimmings, is calculated t6
rnRka % CoagresBn,ani swear tIias the
neon p made ofgreen Cheese much les
that oleomafg inc was ,as good as Dsla,
! ware print butter, worth 40 cents q
pound. 8j's' s. .'ii
Not having been exposed to The aalurs
items of o Baltimore dinner, which In: far
more potent .he.; .i.a s:ess.ss;e;A::, wand
the sober, cold. blooded Judicial editor al
the journal Of Ebi1aaefSs, Hho probably
eats brown bread and baked beaiIsi puts
bis tmercileyys probe into soleonlarg srlnel
In this fashion = sc is not the ;tynth. or
the unIciiable COW, or the adyecet-
pure butter, that lies, in this CON royeFsS.
| Ii % beef fat taking 90 Itself ltlis iialia
and favor of buttefsbY an adniixtura az
milk, and then. aeeling, by the aid OF
such chemist and professors, TO pass &C..
sell OF as better than butter made in the
e.. wnich = Ill0 gay
for onrselvea and the ssnesal public tlss
privilege of the roundaEout way. We
accept the COW, with ali her 'unreliabili.
| ~ and insist, as the Wag did with the
hairs in his boarding house butter, that
tho beef fat ehall be Kept on q separate
plate, and only used by those who prefer
the mixture.n ai
we snuuld IKE 70 have seen the Con-
gressmen next day when they read the
repnrt Of their spsechos in the Baltimore
| papers. We should also like to have
taken an artistic birds eye giew of
Messrs. Carroll and Renneff, Similarly en-
| gagged. There are many ways OF killing
a Congressional cat beside choking her
with oleomargarine aud Delaware print
butter and !oug bsi15o this MS tho Cots
| gressioEal delegation has foand out thrf
the hair of the dog--if not the hair In tie
bntter-iss good for the bite.--A A,1tisfd
| Chronicle and C6nStitutiot,1lisf.