The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15
IndisputahIe Facts - Opposed v Old
FssAionsd Theories.


FasAionsd Theories.
There has been much discussion srissn
recently in reference to the question Is "a
which mode Of setting milk and raising
cream inpsrts the best flavor 10 the butter,
and produces butter that will retain the
fresh flavor the longest. There are . few
theorists who claim, and make the positive
statement, that there 10 but one way in
which such butter can be made. and that
is in shallow pans. They give numerous
reasons for their theories; but these rsa.
sons are always accompanied with an "if,"
and this ''if' Is the very reason Why but
. small fractional part Of the butter 1t the
present time 10 made from cream set 10
shallow pans. II is not denied that there
10 new and then dairyman who can make
fine butter 10 shallow pans, but this de.
ponds upon his having larry room so
located that be can keep the atmosphere
pure and free from all sdors. and must
have somplsts arrangements for centroll-
ing the temperature: but where there il
one asiryman who has such accommsda.
items, there are hundreds who have not
get them. aud whose dairy rooms receive
with every breeze that blsws; or, IL the
milk il set in the house near the kitchen.
the cream il then injured by odsrs arising
from cooking Of fosd. II set in the cellar,
the cream is injured by the sdors arising
from the vegetables. &c.. &c These odors
,cW penetrate any apparatus made. e.rcept
those IL rhich the milk ressel is submerged or
rdfer sealed
Shallow pans are as much behind the
times to-day in the dairy, as the scyths 10
in the hay field. A few use them, aud
that few is growing less and less each
year.
Look at the facts, aud see how the
csle brated huttsrmskcrs OF tho country
are setting their milk.
The OGDEN FARM, Newport. r. l.. whose
butter has brought Sl.25 per pound uses
the Cooley Crsamsr.
The Echo Fam, Litchfeld. Coma.
whose butter has also sold for $l.25 per
pound. uses the Cooley Crsamsr
Mr. BowDroH. Framingham, Mass,
whose butter now brlsgs eighty cents per
pound, uses the Cooley Crsamsr.
ALFRED RoDMAN. OF Dsdham, Mass,
whose butter now brisgs eighty cents per
pound, uses the Cooley Crsaner.
HIRAM SMITH, Shcboygan, Wis, whose
butter wss awarded the Higgins Sweep.
stakes Of $3.50 st the Interaationsl Dairy
Fair, At New York, 1878, uses the Cooley
Crsamer.
GEORGE 8. CAMP. Oswsgo. N. Y, award.
ID the Ashton Sweepstakes OF 1925. at
he same Fair. uses the Cooley Crosn,er.
N. W. MORLEY. Baraboo. Wis, who was
awarded the Sweepstakes at same Fair 10
1879, uses the Cooley sresmsr.
JOHN s. MURRAY. Delhi. N. Y, whose
butter wss awarded the Gold Medal for
he best American butter II tho Great
Dairy Exposition st London. England,
,sss the Cooley CreAner.
L. B. rALsEYs. Mahwah. N. j., whose
butter sells for seventy cents per pound,
sts bis milk il Cooley Crsamsr.
The PREMIUM FOR THE Largest Pen CENT.
Il yield In butter OF any factory or dairy
p the great dairy state OF Iowa in 1880,
vas awarded to P. g. Henderson, Central
,ity lows, whs set the milk at his factory
q Cooley Cresmers.
The premiums FOR THE GREATEaT VALUE
4 manufactured product obtained from
600 pounds ri milk 1t the National Dairy
AIR At Milwsukes. Wis. December, 1854,
rss awarded 10 n. Smith. shebsygan, |,
Wis.,. who sets his milk 10 the Cooley
jrsansn
Al the same Fair the PRExIpM YoR BEsr
'UrrKR made 10 June vas awarded 70 the
cooley bsttcr.
Al ths same Fair the PREMIUM ron The
lest BuTTER made il August vas also
vardsd 10 the Cooley butter. III
All the absvs celebrated butter nsksn
. net hesitate to pronsuncs than On i'm.
rsvemsnt On the open deep setting.
More than 80 per cent, OF the high
ricsd butter sold il the markets Of this I
eustry 10 made from cream raised by the .
Old dssp setting process. and the best Of
sia IL naie from cream raised in the
soley Crssasr.
These are facts that capsot ~ ct aside
; ssy theory Or thserist.
Every dairymsn who is ssxious to real.
. The largest pruodu net from his dairy With
10 least ssuay shesld rot hesitate 10 q. A
nins into theos facts. and 70 adopt The ]
'stsm, Which has done more for thsss =
ho have adopted II than anything slss =
'sy have ever purchased aad placed %
% farm. =
The tssiiussy Of hundreds cad thoss. 8
Ids Who have ussd the Cooley Crsansr !:
= years. moro thss substsatistss the :,
,svs claims. 3
We further claim. ssd or slains are 3
lrksd up BY Thousands vho ~ usisg !.
'sm. that the Cooley Crssmsr uaiformly :
vss better results. With lsss lsbsr. thsn 6
~ milk ssttisg sparstus knevs.
Siscs the nov celebrated tests st An. D
prst. Maas.. 10 Octobsr. 1854. chen tAs
III milk frsm the various milk ssttise :.
'pArssns vss ssslyE-d by Prof. Cess :,
~. 81 the Nasssch ssstts Agricultural Il
,llegs. whom It vas Demonstrated that o