Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-01-12

SHSCoulneg, cream COlOfed Suriac shows its
hight of cleanliness. 1t may be necessary
at times to use the trier, or even use it un-
I'll you become an expert in testing by
taste, smell and rubbing
Better Butter in Winter
But rarely any trouble because of bitter
butter is experienced even in winter, and
on ordinary food, wherever the COWS are
fresh, or even when they are farrow, ex-
cept in rare instances where the cows are
feverish OR otherwise unhealthy. Doubt
less many dairymen have often noticed that
when milk Of even one or two new mich
COWS was mixed with that Of eight or ten
old ones, the effect has been to correct the
bitterness, and improve the color and con-
sistency Of the butter. The conclusions ar
rived at are, that in order to obtain good,
sweet butter in winter the following are
requisites:
First Healthy COWS that have calved
not to exceed two months.
Second. Plenty of sweet fine hay, corn
meal, stalks, roots, and good water, with
regular times for feeding and watering
Third. Clean and comfortable stables
Last md not least Utmost cleanliness
in milking and in the care of all dishes,
utensils, churns, aud rooms in which milk,
cream and butter is placed.
A Letter Sensitive Husbands Need nos Kead
From the Christian Union.
There are many who will echo the senti-
ments of your contributor on the money
question" as between men and women, and
perhaps one Or two thoughtful persons will
be moved by it; but will it do more3
Every now and then such an article ap-
pears, and plenty Of women could write
plenty more, but men would be the last per-
sons to read them. tits impossible to make
| men understand.
The story is told of man who is pros
porous, and whose wife had worked early
and late, as perhaps only farmers wife
can do, and contributed her full share to
| the prosperity. When it was suggested
| that her shawl was shabby, he coolly said:
| "Wife, do get a new shawl, for it looks as if
could not afford to get decent things for
you;" as if she we're a mere dependent, to
! be dressed at his pleasure. Yet he meant
i no harm. It was only habit he had.
more than one woman has said, as one
woman said to me-and she had even lux
ury about her-"Id give anything if I
only had b little money that was my very
| own" -5.
Are men thoughtless, or worse? There
was one woman who had q little money
! which her father had given her to be re-
| served for some case Of need. It was es-
pecially set aside, and there was enough
and to spare; for on her side she had con-
tributed to the capital of prosperous bust
| ness.
One day her husband asked her for this
money and she gave it to him. and that was
the end of it. He never dreamed of restor-
ing it-or perhaps could not.
(An6 thpra ara naOniR who WOu16 sac M
injustice in thisD
Oranother woman who had q little money,
q special legacy from Il friend, quite out
! side of any family interests. It was q
satisfaction to have a little fund, and to
deny herself if she chose to give it away.
One day her husband, knowing Of her
little private bank account, asked her
for check, and at another time for another
| She waited, and there was no return.
! She spoke of it, and the
careless answer was. ooh you
can always have money when you want it
| (which wasn't true). So, weary and dis
couraged, she closed her bank account and
shut up her soul. They were rich and
spent money freely, and her bills could al
ways be paid, but her Own vas gone.
No, am not talking Of separate inter-
ests" at all.
man says (and the equivalent in other
seryices), With all my worldly goods thee
endow.'
Now, when man says this, does he
mean it, or does he not?
1t is your correspondent says: as rule,
women are more careful in their expendi-
lures than men, and quite as much to be
trusted. There are both men and women
who waste money; but if woman either
knows how much she has to spend, or can
have the benefit of any saving, she will, as
rule, be as faithful to her trust as any
man.
In the good Cine coming" perhaps men
Will think on these things, Their present
sourse, with exceptions, is but proof
How evil is wrought for want of thought
AS well as want Of heart"
How to Cook the Turkny