The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-08-04

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9 II thu Hvhn skIss r. les u
grass g where only one rev 6e1ofe
Is entitled to be, called q public zbsasr
factor, certainlythe man who Turns "A
odiou . plessfpg ing Iance
has eli "a u 4eedit Vi II Shaysrot be
ignored TN Xay sssofsneeserotnsncy ~
not past, they are only beginning, and
Ina dingy red brE:k shous1 on thu Hat,
Side of this city sllrtikiA1 oaaraiaea;
this fact may be seen at any time.
Thef probobly nospersons
CARDS rancid butter rs anything but a
highly offensive substance and there
are lew. outside the uninitiated, who
can think Of any bettersuse; to be made
Oft than throw itinto the ashbarrel.,
The initiated know better. There are
few housewives and cooks who, when
they flavor their custards, pies, cakes,
etc with delicious essence of pine-
apple. do not imagine that tons of that
luscious tropical fruit are daily gath.
cred by dusky natives. from waving
palms and amid scenes of harvest revel-
~ are then squeezed Of their fragrant
juice for the special benefit of the,
American palate But the trade
knows that the pineapple oil of COM
merce is really butyric ether. .,-...,,. =.
:. NoW.~ theres Is no cause for alarm 10
the reader who first becomes aware of
that fact by reading this article. iButy ;
RIG ether is a charmingly, fragrant, IL
pocuous and delightful. substance, and
il the genuine pineapple itself were net
full at # the much priced fruit would
command no better price than turnirs;
perhaps not as good. The only. starr
ling feature is the fact that butyrr::c
ether, which tastes and smells 80 Cox d
in custard or soda water, is produced
from the most, horribly rancid butter.
Turning pure water into new wine
seems simple alongside this modern
miracle.
The miracle-worker takes his rancid
butter and mixes it into soapy lather
mixed with potash and sulphuric acid
at first. This results in a thin, oily
liquid which has even more persist
emily rancid order than the butter had
at first. 1t is then called butyric acid.
Being destilled with alcohol and more
sulphuric acid, the marvellous result is
fragrant and altogether delightful
substance known as butyric ether or
pineapple oil. Used in moderation it
does no harm to the stomach, but it
should not be used as a perfume, be-
cause when inhaled it tends to cause ir-
ritationt of the air tubes and Intense
headache.-N Y. Tribune.
::::yS .,~s. The Fayorit<.*s:,- t., .,.,.
The Chicago, Milw aukee & st. Paul Rail-
way Is and al~a 8 has been the POPULAR
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Its road along the banks of the Mississippi
from st Paul to La Crosse, skirting also az
1t does the full length of beautiful Lake
Pepin, gives to the traveller one of the most
delightful ; ana picturesque daylight and
evening rides on this continent: From
this road penetrates the garden of Wiscon-
sn and touches with its mail line, the
largest cities and towns in. that State Its
read bed, traln service and general equip
mept is absolutely unexcelled. The famous
lights, electric reading lamps, and elegant
sleeping and dining car service, is not sur
passed by any train in this country. If
you are to take trip call for the 'sAilwau-
kee"-the GoverDm ent Fast Mail Line-and
secure a. solute comfort, speed and safety.
From Minnea' oils and st. Paul to Mil
waukee and Chicago, FOUR | assenger
trains each day.
From innean rolls and st. Paul to Kansas
City, TWO passenger trains each day. -
From Minneapolis and st. Paul to St.
LOUIS, Nv passenger trains each day.
/ For further information apply to nearest
coupon ticket agent or address
n. CONLEY
Asst Gen'l Pass Agent,
st. Paul, Mimi