Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-26
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0leOmarsarine-Mow Made.

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Ia locking W toe history Of Olaomargsriue,
it IS ftudd to have been manufactured many
years slrco in Paris, called "nsrgsrino mou-
lles, as manufactured by a French chemist.
NJ. Meee Mouries, who suymis d that the Tor
nation of butter contained in milk is due to
the absorption Of fat contained 10 the suimat
tissues. aud thus he was led 10 experiment 90
the sril!isg up of animal tat. the rrCc IS he
adopted consisted 10 besliog finely miucs d teef
suet With water, carbonate OF potash and fresh
Sleeps stomachs cus up io small pieces.
The mixture he raiaed to 4 temperature of As
degrees U. Ql3 degrees Fish The irh leues il
tne pcpslne Ot tne suitns sis stomach With the
beat S parated tho fat from the cellular tissue;
he then removed the fatty matter aud submit,
ed 1t, when cocl, to power'ul hydraulic pressure,
separating 1t iDto sterine and oeomarpsrloe,
which lss. be used alone for making butter.
VI lois tat about the proportion OF ten pounds
with four pints of milk a0d three piats OF
wstcr were pGc ID in cAurn. TO w1ich a small
q1aotity OF aDLatto vas sddcd for coIcrpg. and
ne whole chUrosd together. Thn compound,
wheu we'll @sshed, resembling batter. Ha
called this compound "oIeomsrgsiioe, from
tho old idea, pow disprcved, that tat mar2a-
uf.c ed a. from one fifth TO one third the cost
o. bu;ter Butter Of good quality is the most
diges;ible fJrm of fat, while 10 fv0r il is 20
deic .te and LITTLE proooucced that il is always
acoe Dtsble to the palate. 1t is suosa G. that
htf0rds great scope for aduIsera'loo. BAD its
c imposition makes accurate detec ion of certain
IoreIgD substances matter OF labor epcu bers
ed With difficulty. Other enlnsl fat, such as
lsrd, beef AID mutton drippings or suet, and
talow, With certain vegetable fats, arc the chief
adutersuts. Such sdutcrslions may be sus-
pected by their oheraoteris:erlc smell aud de-
tected ty their dfsrans melting points, By
Rtcrosc jplcal tXsmlration AID by their elhcra!
solu!ions.-N T. Shipping List.
FRETFUL WoRDs-Wby be so severe 10
dealing with the faults of those at homo whilo
wo excuse anything friends or acquaintare,s
may do? The laws of poi;eness should be
binding at homo as we'll as abroad, We eojoy
seeing our husbands and wives polite to our
neigbbors, only let US be sure to prac ice our
good manners al homo. Thor, are husbands
who would lssten to assure neiehbor's wife
who had. IN her haste, bur1ed her biscuits,
that they greatly eujoycd them when they
were sc nioe and broHo," who would pever
thick their own wives need the same consider
ton. No mau cen bea gentleman, though ever
80 genial abroad. who is 'yrant or a habtu,I
fault finder al home and 40 women is srcsl
lady who is not g lady at home 10 her morning
wrapper. rs we'll as iu silk 10 her neishbor's
parIor. ODe member Of q family Hho begips
the day with ire.tuI words and harsh tones, is
generally enough to spoil the HAPPINESS and
temper OF the tsEole for The day. NJ, a!l who
hear the impatient word give the algey answer,
for msoy cho,s, to suffer in sileIc'; but every
such word makes somebody hesrt pcle; nud.
es rule it is somebody whom We love and
would do apy hing for except to kaep back
the uukind, sarcastic word. Then do nor lot u
mako ourselves and ot0ers miserable By being
ire.ful at home.