Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
AWAY WITH TIE sTuFF.

The o'comNgarine men are engaged IN
one % the most profitable branches OF
manufacture ever started In any country.
via. the conversion of the low.prlced fats
and grease of pork. beef and mutton, inio
what sells ior, ard takes the place OF, the
mach more expensive and higherpflced
article, "buitsr." Not only this bat they
often use the lOwestpflced and most ilihy
fats of dead and diseased animals, and %
the spoiled cArcasscs of the market stalls (.
such refuse a. has heretofore been used
only for soap making and such siun even
a. the more conscientious makers OF this
very necessary commodity, like ffank
sliiAils, Proctor & Gamble. aud williams
Bros will not use for this purpose, these
fellows, hy the AID of chemistry. convert
into cOuuieffslt substitute Tor an article
OF everyday use by both rich aud poor.
To this 20 one would object. were they
10 put II up. brand II with iis true name.
aud sell II Tot jus, What iiis. 1.-THE man.
ufaciurers can make an article which II
preferable % poor butter, OF even 10 the
b,.i gili-edgei butter. and people can
Dc found whose tastes will Induce them
90 boy and use such proiuci, We can
only say good words for such al indus.
try, Ani Wish those engaged In li sue
cess. sni We care rot AZ what price they
sell 10.
n farmers are 80 indifferent that they
will not 30 study their business H 20 be
able 70 keep cows and make butter ,ha,
will compctr. In quality and price, with
any compound OF dead fats and chemicals {;
then let them 90 10 the wall, and Jet their
pastures be used Tor grazing sheep, goats
and asses themselves In such = easel. Dot
when this siuf. no matter bow good 10
may be. Il pot up 10 Initiate butter. aud
Is sold q. such. and a. price which.
though extremely profitable 10 the olec-
makers, Is rginous 90 buiter.makers, 10 IL
fraudulent, and we protest In behalf OF the
dairy Interest and the consumers. and OF
every illler Of the soil. Ba, these fellows.
like al persons engaged Ia fraudulent
AMI liiegiilmA,s. but highly profitable bus
Ines, care not ng for the protest of
anybody. so long As by using part or
the whole OF their dlshonorAble proh,s,
they can buy or control the courts or
lawmakers, In their Interests. Al q
meeting lately held, they contributed free
ly In money. and passed very strong rcso.
luilous. AMI assumed bold and defiant A..
tliuie.
They are either ''whlstllng 10 keep their
courage up" or they mean nght, and nshi
20 The end; Ia either case, honest people
everywhere. those In every branch OF az.
rieul,ure a. much as the dalrymen, aud
those 10 the cities who depend upon The
farmers for their food supply. should unite
In demanding OF both the Safe and Ma.
,IouL Legislatures the most stringent
laws against this fraud. and then demand
OF The courts that the laws shall be con-
strued In favor OF the protection OF the
people In their food supply, rather than 10
The Interest of human sharks, who would
rob the consumers and ruin the producers
OF honest butter.
lis much more honorable when asked
for "bread" 20 give = "s,one," than
when asked for butter To give vile oon-
ooc,iou OF the garbage house.-Rurdl Nee
Yorker.