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! tIretI. }i1t II II t fi,,,. ~ /.
| grew leshy ar,1 ]a,,~ r,,,,,i,,,,ad sv.ar,;1,,
| exhausted hi,n. Y, ha +nnl. n ;r,7e,,,.
! amuselnents and Of Iis nnbl;r d,t;as
delegated As many rs bn co17,d NartIl,.
found l,ns4lF i a,,nlf,tbe, ,n1 ,I,n,.
say lie aid not feel Iappy ovar n
Most men who stil] have the s,,ir;f o4
youth are ;yvcrse to admitting that thev
are Ola, aIll this rrranlfather bns;nass
forces that fact on thn nul,lic Ma a.
sonal mind. Within u few dovs n,st
however, the prince has quietly cele.
b1ated bis fiftieth birthday, ,ho nca,,l
have done enonrh to slow flYat tle,. r,4.,t
lv love him ma tn i. ,7,,;,,< ,,,,,i ~,
to prove that he deserve. 5i,1;7, ,ar,r,1
He takes 1. renewed interasr q, Nd 7a1,,,'
diticn Of tie pcnr ana has latolv l..e,,
as the iollers say. ..doing the Harot,n ii
RasGld business" r.
This means that Ia M 4,, jan +ha
clothes Of Il poor luh,rn, ail,II,,,,,,;,s,@
ayig ana false bea,] and ,y VIII, ,,, 5.
pauon similarly disguised h,s nvy5,4.d
the siulus. p@rrrl into tl,ipvx.i ,I,,.z,s,,5i 4.
Deggals' quarters, Questioned III. dn,sl.
laborers al their worl, na6 1.,1,t,, ,,.%r5.
on the methods of life in ,,baan In,1,,;,3,s
houses. This is mIieIl easier 1}'.r ,ni5sI,r
be thou9ht, for of ,hDe,, wl1o=oI1,, .s47}5..
prince on l1ublic occasions mai =,,,,. i,,=ts5.z
thousand would ever rrca,,niya h;,,,S31,-t,
common suit lie has ba4,{ ,..,,,. a,5.,55,
moved by what lla has w. mi Y. saisl
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yo FoyNoyA

This lady lives at 3a4 West Jackson
street, Chicago, and won fame at the
Philadelphia Centennial by taking the
prize in fine ncedlework Her design
represents the flagship Of Columbus, the
coat Of arms of the United States, an ivy
and a laurel wreath, all artistically com
blncd. Miss Laura Hays, private secre-
tary to Mrs. Potter Palmer, presented
the design which Mr.. st. Gaudens pro
nouncel second best.
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DEER LODGE, MONTANA, NOV. Fl, $50

who invented or discovered the small.
pox preventive, vaccination Still as
soon as he had made the world believe
in the efficacy Of vaccination-an lie
had a hard struggle to do it--ouc DR.
Adams Immediately announced, with
great ostentatou, that lie had know, i!
it and had been employing it for foul
years or more. This claim was WAS nj.
most as audacious rs the one made by
Hans Lippershey, Holandrr, who said
he had used the telescope in 1908. one
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lhe board of lady managers ot the
" GRID 5 f%lrof 1903 are to harc=an-ofliciaI
seal 1t is a nicer one than men sener-
ally get up. 1t is the outcome of Il COM
petition IN which sixty women took part.
and sculptor Augustus st. Gaudcns, of
New York, pronounced the design of
Miss S0rah Boltker tbs. lest -.
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Doctor-You should not drink So l,luch
Bourbon. 1t will do You no permanent
good. You should drink milk, for it
contains all the clements of blood
Patient-Bnt I'm not blootlthirsty.-
Pharmaceutical Era
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DEER LODGE COUNTY OFFICERS.

The Roster Of Officers Of Deer Lodge is as
follows:
State Senator-W. II. Thornton
District Judged. n. Durfee.
Clerk Of District Court yelling Napton.
Sheriff. T. Qulgley.
AsspssOr-A &. station.
Clerk and Recor,ier-,J. F. Bra2elton.
County Atorney--W. :. SHAW.
Superintendent of Public Schools - Margaret
l. Wolfe.
rre;tSllrer-K. T. kcnpon ... .
surveyor llrnry u. Davis.
coroner William Rag.
Public AdminStrator--p. r. Brown
County Commissioners L. Hamilton. George
Cochr1ll. A. a. McDonalI
Representatives john Il. Toole Silyen Hughes
I. NJ. Crutchilcld- f. Hollywood. c. K Harden
brook. +. g. Humber ]. W. Blair.
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German Student am extremely sat
lsiled with my apartments. have a
dining room, Il drawing room, Il study,
smoking room and bedroom, and Just
think how conyenient-al in olle,-Der
Ulf,
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Poet-Did yon ever stand onthe bridge
at midnight while the clock was striking
the honr:
Galnbler-Not much; but I've stood
on pat straight flush ali night long
when the other fellow held four lces.-
New York Jnllrrll
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Lady Ito her maidl-llaven't you ut last
found the flowers which you have to put
III my hairs
Mah.-Oh yes, maam, but now I can't
find the llair-Die Wespen
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Following is Sir Morrton Frcweu'
second letter To t'lc Salt Lake Tribun
e on the free coinage issue in the t'ntct
States. Ills first letter was reproduce,
O. iii the New NORTHWEST last week ant
occasonc1 uo little favorable tonmpn
among the friends Of the white metal il
this srcton:
!" Before proceeding to r">irw th,
Il methods by which Silver WAS hrmouc
1zed nj Washington IN 1913, il is drsru
nleto make This point clear, that il was
III IN" power ct amy group ni spcculr
tors WhocoHlH secure this change in tho
"",'!''s' la"S "' 'he hitrh States 70
'NH'''N' 'Hr SF'a'rst 'iha'irlal coup "i
WV .,,''''"'''''' '-'t ''S Sel'e' i single
e',,i, w i.''' " Mhieh rises alit
-, M" ~. i''''c VI S'lNcr, 'lat sHc''r-
~ -" l'r,'' ''l'''s''''S '''e SILVER borrow
- - ''',,eat VI 'hIl'i' 'FHpeH
l.'' Is.,,, 80 y : '"'it"' i'eFt are SOM"
~ s'i"nS' M"''N -2''V'o''oV y
~, nnnnnn - , a',i,''''SS' ana WNf'h
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lari..,,t;, S''''o nhp' resi-
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an1 IN civ an,,. ,,''S ,,i''f security ''"'"'
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n, nj = ''', ,nu S'''il'E2 'a!E'e ol
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conar. NET will sor,,ro ~, ,ll,.a,,o,, 80 III
urrErrut, or mor,. T}is II n.rn,, IT'D
sf ;tt3,Z.n sqrilri,;au4 wv, y,.rli,,.t,,.;,,.
of which da,r,,,ls Iirrr,1v n,,n, ~
price. of silver; and. inlirc,tty :, fam ;n
the I,ast,r,la rycll;lI,,ra rDtn. lri,.r. ,(,,,n+
4 fail III 1h. py.i,.r vf [>h.n+ WIZ .nt.an .,n,l
other sturir- tnr yoliIr of vhfgh far f,,-
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the Anurivai, aY,l I.pro,,,..,, l,a,ir.,,. f5,.
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,lrcs. VIZ Y}tieh rnn,uft;,.o Nr E.,t,. .Y.,.
tr,4.,3 rr,ir,5s5, Vl5 II,
ported iho lin in the ly,y.r j.mlsn. Nf
Porter OF N,w Ynr1s .,.1..5fSZ 11,,,, :.
ma&e Hny elrtngr in 'Ar standard NJ
w~i-At NJ tin"urss al ID" raiu: N1
Kelly replied It docs 5:s,t,
Mir. i@vpe, 1t Massachusetts noxtat,
pears witi Mr. keiIy.S bin In ,sh;irsG,
and this iil wa read aul ,A.ssod in tie
lower housez after Tire foli6wjbg lia-
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-11-21
THROUGHOTTTHES STATE
4 WEEKS RESUME OF M0NTANkS
< MOST NOTABLE EVENTS. ..----
News, Notes and Gossip Concerning Nat
ters of General Intcrest-The Doings of
PEOPLE and the Record of a fairs Com
=r "
densed for our Readers.

Il densed for our Readers.
y Samuel Snyder of Helena. will slIiI
10000 sheep from Montana to Dakota
this season.
The Butte Workingmcn's union pro
poses To boycott the Chinese out Of that
camp. The boycott viii be formally de
claretl in about two weeks.
Friends Of the late Representative
Wittar have received word from Iowa
that Ada, the younger Of the two orphans,
died recently ii that state.
The gentlemen Of Butte WHO signed
the $4,000 note given by Emma uch, the
snn.St"r, 1T Butte last spring, succeeded
i'll collecting their money. The Helena
note is wholly unpaid,
The report is revived that Marcus D;d,s
"il! soon carrq out his original scheme
OF establishing It great business house ii
Msso''la to compete with the Missoula
Mercantile company. M5r.
Stock men Of Gustr, county arc tlc-
=lrntis oi having Il stock inspector in the
ncigilborhood OF The Chcycnnes. who are
reported to be stealing horses and colts
1r"m tic range. ana changing tic brands
tcaI yro,n% ncw.na,,nr ,nnr f,.,.,. ,rn,
t"1pd urra,Igo,,r,'ts s,nrt
~ NrIhart. ItWiil be called tile NeiIIart
Times ana Will be Democratic il pDli-
tics. ."-
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Every newspaper reader rel,leiI;.afs
HOW many persons wef@ cagcl Il few
gears since 10 be considered as Ute vfi..i.
nators Of thtzlymph, which KUcl! Stated
wouid cure consumption, As soon, how
ever, Us koeli's remedy was proven not
TO be Il specific, nothing more WAS heard
of these people.
The invention Of the eIpctric light and
the telephone Went through the same
routine, aud tho average man cannot
quickly recall the names of The persons
to wEon the credit p due for these two
great boons 10 mankind
OrTAyrs CoHHN.
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= W, NTNsIlAlL.
PHYSICIAN AMI SURGEON.
nHIe 0Srl I,AnSi,ll's store. Deer Lodge, Mout
o''g" AS'irs frcn, Il tol2a u: WI i. III.
and from : to 5 T. N.
NNS koSKY'+
'I'tN>nRIAL pAHLOR.
None hut iirst-ctass work in their line. Til.
ilrSl baths I'll the city,
p PATTERSON,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Deer Lodge, Montana. Designs furnished ana
clos" estimates made d, business pwrllip.;
and other Houses, DO all Kinds Job carlssll-
tefius. sash and Doors in stock. shop next
door north Of Murphy, Ilssin, ECO : store.
RoTTLINn wohKs.
VAN GUNDY Il MILLER.
Deer Lodge, Mont, having bought and pu, in the
most approved machinery fer generating
Sotla sarsaparilla, Ginger Ate Lemonade and
all Carbnrate Drinks. With experienced work
Men in charge. we prepared 70 turkish
them bottled or ii charges for fountains,
promptly oil l,otice. ana is low rs Any Mouse. in
the State Address orders to
VAN lrSnY Il MILLER. Deer lodge Mont.
(NLASS]tAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES.
COL1-EGE OF MONTANA,
Normal aud Preparatory Courses Special
COURSES in Art Music, Typewring Stcro-
graphy, bookkeeping and School Of Mines,
Department Of Engineering ana Chemistry
including Mathematics. Surveying Mechanical,
Civil an;i Mining Engineering, Metalhlrgy. MIN
ltlos!. asSiSiliT General, Analytical and u
piled Chemistry. bIowripe Analysis, Etc Open
to both sexes on equal terms
For terms. etc. apply to Rev. IameS Reid.
President, Deer Lodge Mont.
| Arabic BROTHERS u CO.
-BANKERS--
Deer Lodge Montana. DO I, General Banking
clptl cities Of the world.
feuefn Attention given given to Collections,
;slnd harsttatces Promptly made, New York
Bank, New York City n. Y
S. E. LAnAnIH s..&. LAnRAsEE HIS REED.
EIRsT NATIONAL sANK.
HELENA, MONT.
Paid up Capital, s5o)O00. Surplus and Profits,
100000.
Interest allowed on time deposits General
banking business transacted Safety deposit
boxes for rent.
DIRECTORS.
S. T. lIAUsER, President.
T. W. KNIGHT, Cashier.
TN. KLEIssCuMIDr Assistant Cashier.
GEO II, HILL, I'd Assistant Cashier.
GRANVILLE STUART, Stock grower
Hon. T. c. POWER, U. S. Senator.
j. c. CURTIN Clarke, Conrad " Curtin.
R. S. HAMILTON, Capitalist.
O. R. ALLEN, Mining and Stock grower.
tCHAs. K. WELLS, Merchant
A. NJ HOTTER, Pres. A. n. Hotter Hardware Co \
ASSOCIATED BANKS
Northwestern National Rank, Great Falls
First National Bank, Missoula. First National
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AN ARMY OF CLAIMANTS,
HOW INVENTORS Are OFTEN. DE.
Ph.VED OF TIER LAuRELs..

"heneHe; some Great Discovery Is Made,
from one to IL Dozen People illcv.
Friority--,snsnc Historical ExampI,. %,
Great interest % ..- r.
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VOL. 23, NO. 18.
\ FREE COINAGE ISSI f.
Mr.. FREMEN's SECOND LETTER ON
The COMING CONTEST.

Tho Fraud of 'i3 and Those Who isene-
httd Iher"hy-the All-Inportaui Sec.
fi"n OF :, Misleading HiiI-S.naior >her-
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q d. O'BANNON,

0 d. o'BANNoN,
Is LAND AGENT AND ATTORNEY, .
oliice on First Street. Deer Lodge Ain,,t
RRASTLY X sCHARNlKOW.
LAWYERS. "s.
Office First Door North on West side Cmr,
Square, Deer Lodge, Mont
+, Eu. $, MILLER, '@s2 ,-@
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Careful attention given to conyeyancius Office
with NJ Rieleuherg " Co. Deer Lodge
NJ II. TRIPPETT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW..
ulilce West side Court square. Deer Lodge Mont.
Practices III al! the courts of the state. Special
attention to ronvcyancns aud Collections.
0REEN EMERSON.
& ATTORNEY.
speclal attention given to the settlement or
estates. All kinds Of conycyarciu. Office in
Coleman Block, Deer Lodge ..-.
G.. . chASsoN.
PlIlSiCIAN AND srNGEoN.
ONCE over William colrnra'.s Storr, per
Lodge, Montana.
j. J" ow'N"s.
PHYSICIAN AMI SURGEON.
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'Elisht. 1851, by American Press .issocia-
,iuul
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door north Of Murphy, Higgins i Co : store.
RoTTLlNG WORKS.
VAN GtNDY Il MILLER
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/. ...--.... H.. .@ MoEEraN FEEwES. .
Nan FranclSro."". #5.
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tkNS 4 ko@Kf'~
'rpN>uRlAL PAHIOR
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SURGEON DENTIST.
oHir~ II th', t'olsrnan \ lansing nlvck. Der
LodsFa. Montana. --z#
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Careful attention given To conyeyancius Office
with n. J Releuherg 4 Co. Deer Lodge.
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(,LAss3tAI. AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES.
COi-]-EGE OF MONTANA.
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/" Lodge, NOuiHNN. -
l'll lSlClAN AND SIEGENN
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and other Houses, Do all Kinds ,loll l'afJan-
tefjns. sasi' and boors in stock. shol, next
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Specla! attention given to tit. settlement or
tst;it"s. All kinds of c0nycya1lcir- Ni)ic. in
Coleman Block, Deer Lodge .-n
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Office First Door North on West side Court
square Deer Lodge, Muut---
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rlos" estimates made on Business. Dwelling
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Deer Lodge, Mont, having honehtana pnt in the
most approved machinery fer generating
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Normal and Preparatory Courses. Special
Courses in Art Music, Typewriting, Steno-
graphy, bookkeeping and Schoo! Of Mines
Department Of Engineering ana Chemistry,
1nciudinS Mathematics. surveying Mechanical,
Civil ami Mining Engineering, Metalhlrsy Min
eralogy. AssaynE General, Analytical and Al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

Horny Morse, Of Delaware county. y.
y. who has become wealthy by dairy.
Ing, says that 10 has fed cottonsccd meal
TO his cows for eight ycagu. tho frs, four
In connection with other grains aud after
that pure. except while cows were dry
and on eoanc fodder they were given
wheat bran and such grain "a was pro.
ducel on the farm. As soon "a tho cows
came In full milk they were givon hay
twice a day and three quarts Of cotton.
seed meal in the morning and two quarts
at night. Tho morning ration Of meal
was mifod with hx quarts OF twcct
Alsimmcd milk.
When At pasture they received two
quarts Of tho meal a day. Following
this practice ho waa able 10 keep ~ per
cont more cows and make 90 per cent.
moro butter per COW than By any othur
grain method. The manure from tho
COWS 'ud 10 heavily ON cotton seed meal
was very rich sud gave about double tho
cfvps Of hay that other manurcs gave.
The pastures also show IL. and tho In.
creased valuc Of tho manure nearly pays
Tor the cotton seed meal.-Now England
Homestead.
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DAIRY AND CREAMERY.
AesuRolTr OF The LAW DEFINING
a LEGAL CHEESE.

The Law should Dehne What the Cheese
Itself Must Contain In order to Eiil the
Legal Requirement. Sot tho CcnstItn.
cuts OF tho Mnh That MAKES ~.
The absurdisy Of some Of our dairy
laws eau be aoen by the practical eve
when directed 10 the one that says q
legal cheese "a one made Of milk that
has . per cont. Of saI In H. Tho pre-.
sumption OF the law IA that u cheese
Is made Of such milk tho resulting
cheeac will have in II 30 per cent. fat, On
the theory that the process Of cheese
making eliminates nine.teuths OF the
weight Of the milk taken to make u.
While No much - truo of such milk, IL
by no means follows that moro than
that does not go 20 the whcy vat. and
that the excess over 90 per cent. that
goes out in pure fat Is lost through want
OF skill In the making. The buyer OF
cheese wants to get the quality he pays
for In his cheese. and u not 20 very
much concerned about what Is In tho
milk II ho docs not get the best and
most valuable part OF II In the cheese.
The law should define n legal "a,an.
dard' cheese TO 10 ono that has ~ much
per cent. Of fat In II. the same a /. de.
fines the legal standard Tor milk that Is
sold as whole milk. II Ia tho amount Of
pure gold that Is In our standard dol.
lar that makes II legal and current. not
the per cent. Of gold tho quartz bore
when II was mined
We used to hear there was time when
tho English buyers Of large shipments Of
cheese TO that country did not write nc.
ccptancc Of tho consignment till after
samples " tho same had been "trlcd
out and found TO contain The requisite
amour, Of fat 10 fulall tho contract. All
buyers OF cheese should hayo that re.
course back on the seller. Just tho Same
as he has now for short weights or bad
cheese surrcp,iiiously hoxeda and shipped.
Ia short, all should have what they pay
for We NIL agree on that point whtn
we are buyers. -iloard's Dairyman.
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wait Until the Cream d. Hipsned nsfor.
Adding TO ~ the Bennot Of Commerce.
when the Miik u sour Enough To Ada
neunot-"rhcnoi-Ph thaiein."
After seeing some Of the best makers
In America aud England make cheese. 1
understood why my wife and had
trouble with our cheese making on tho
form IN New Zealand seven years ago.
We nldcd the rcnuei when the milk was
too sweet. Even now hear complaints
from old fashioned checse makers. who
change OF FROM their homo made rennct
10 some standard ronnot extract or RIM
net tablets that ilicy can't make a. good
u cheese. the whole trouble being that
their milk is not ripe enough. and that
whom they used their hoWcinadc rcnnc,,
toakod In sour whey, They introduced an
acid with 70 which Is not Ia the pure
commercial rcnnct.
But The decision Of when tho milk Is
ripo enough Tor tho addition Of rcnuct Is
ono Of The finest points In chcosc max.
ING, and hood makers have been using
the rcnnet test, but though Il Is u great
improvement on no tcst Il s,oms hardly
10 MI the I'LL altogether. About y year
ago received private information about
now test. and inquiries whether
would Introduce u IN tho west. agreed
10 do II, provided found II Of practical
value, but have not heard anything
about Il since then. Advice from Eng.
land lead inc To believe that this new
test Is nothing hut soda pellets of a Ger.
tain strength. whereby tho acidi,y was
asocrtaincd.
There arc many ways Of determining
this. Simply by adding few drops Of
"phenol. phthalcin' 10 tho milk diluted
and then using solution Of soda Cor pei.
lets) 81 certain strength 10 ncutralize
the acid. When this Is done Il Is shown
by the liquid turning pink. and the acid.
ity "a then expressed b. how many cubic
ccniineters It took TO neutralizc tho
mixture. Perhaps this may DO used alfo
for q guide when 10 draw the whey.
though doubt IL will prove better than
tho hot iron tcst. Bat meanwhile hopo
our experimental stations will take thia
matter mp, not IN their laboratories or
their college "dairici' only. but Ia tho
crvamcrieI and cheese factories.
A prcticAl adoptiono Of this tcs, for the
factories should also be- devised. and
when found adopted a. standard.
When we adopt the daily paying by the
test" system. and got those girl book.
keepers 10 do tho testing, even this acid
test may b. taken up by them, and the
careless maker bc compelled 10 wait Tor
the cream or mill, 20 be ready. and not
20 churn " ndd tho icnnct whenever no
~ ready; while the good maker, will 10
only TOO happy TO have an extra assist
anco IN determining tho right moment,
and thus getting more uniform result.
y. II. Mourad Ia Creamery journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

A town whero tho farmers have no
creamery and don't want one Is a good
town 10 avoid when ono wants farm
for a home. says Tho Massachusetts,
Plowman.
The Ohio Creek cheese factory In Gun.
nbon county. Col. made this year, up 10
tho list Of December. 10000 pounds OF
cheese, besides 1875 pounds OF butter a
week. Furthermore. number of hogs
were fattened from what was loft over
after tho butter aud chez , woro made.
This Is No. record.
Numbers Of creunerics have been
obliged TO shut down for want Of milk
in Kansas and Nebraska. Tho shortage
Of milk is duo to shortage Ia COW feed
owing to drouth. but tho other place,
will realize higher prices for their but.
ter.
Wherever not less than 200 cows are
close together In n neighborhood. there
cheese factory or creamery may bc
started.
When cows have chappod or sore ioats
IN cold weather rub little yaselinc care.
fully upon them uftor tho milking Is
done, not before.
The makers Of dairy butter should
keep sight Of tho fact that good butter
cannot DO steadily produced without the
thermometer
II you want milk for butter making,
test It for fat globulcs. II you want II
for cheese making. test II also for gasoline.
Lot there DO the fullest, freost exhibi.
ton OF all tho milk aud cream testing
apparatus ut tho Columbus fair In 1898
Let tho experimenting DO kept In pro-
gress constantly. that all the dairymen
farmers aud creamerymou may know
that whether they arc honest or dishon.
est their conduct will DO fully known.
The department OF agriculture itself
would do well TO take charge OF the ex-
perimcnts, so important arc our cream
cry interests.
The cheese factory At East Otto made
not long since tho largest choose ever
produced In the United States, II
weighed 1900 pounds aftor II was cured,
and was five feet IN dMnoIer