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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
;.,.,,s mn, oo,ris ebnurb qepn in g1tlaz

5hieneue. BON Qouig Gbtparb 2ebD in P1ila>
beIpbtq rebioirte, SIG @etten itarfe, G19
tnpodrap6iY6 161ne engfii9e 8ert Sinor
NolFs iiber ben at1erltart19e1 Suoen ais
Batriot, Solbut ltrpD 8irger".
DIS Mtptto bient Elm Wort, fpel9es tad9
benz eSobanness@ oangelium Se1us TN Serflz
bel gu sSSeruIulem na9 @bferttg1rg oer
B6ariIGer an bieienigen S1bett rtd9tete, ote
an i'm d[oltbten. = 0ds Wort: rur0 Sbr
4perDet bic @abr6eit ertenner, urdb bic Wabrz
6eit tpirb sud fret MAIDEN" -.
6err Wolf erfennt alfp bic ftttli9e Wtdht
Des G6riftent6ums On. S9o1 0dralts fol9t
BAH ct feline mii6eooQe Mrbeit ~teinesfpegs
BON einem ein1ettigen ooer e1gber5t9e11
Stanbputtte aus oerri9tet 6at, forloert Dap
es Inn Dor M1em nm Die Wabrbett gu tbun
mar, beren @rforf9ung ibm allerOtngs oltr9
bas 8epuBtIetn DeriiBt p1roe, oaB e1fle
fol6e SeftIteQurg Der Wabrbett rl1r geergnet
fein f0nre, 8orurt6eile urb 8ebd11tgtettetr
gegen feline @lult6ens@ unb Stan1mesgea1o17
fen gu 5%eritreuetl.
0olf 6at Elm riefiges gef9t9tli4es W1dz
teridl 3uIamm1en9ebra9t uro lpeiit getualt
bur9 cline sFiQe Don Nanren unb b%togrdp9iz
f9en unD 6iitorif9en Sfi53en foipte bur8
RamensGiften nu6, baB in jsber &riiis bieies
2anOes, bOm MISUNDERSTANDING 9egeH
@rglanb an, bic Suben i'm 8er9dltnt1e gu
i6rer 3abI cine groBe unb arfbpferrtoe 9tnz
gebung bepieien baben, BON benz pbtlaOelz
p6taer iubi19en 8anfier 6aDm Sdlon1on an,
tpel9er NIT feinen @elbmitteln unter 9roBem
Gtfico unb lnter T9peren perfDnli9en geez
IuIten, ben MISUNDERSTANDING gegen@ng=
larpO . frdftig untertiiBte, Big 6inaus iiber
Die blutigen Sage bes groBen 8iirgertrteges.
9ur9 bfoBe Nus5ii9e aus benz nnfang=
reiden 8u9e f0rnte man oiefenl ni9t gez
re9t tperben. Seine @irt1ng berlbt auf
feirer tpu9tigen ~@efummt6eit. Otefe tit
tpertbOo4 fir ale @rfori9er Der Stn3elnz
beiten bes 8iirgertrieges, glet9biel tpel9er
Nationalftdt fe angs6Oren mDgen, gan5 bez
fpnbers aber fir ale Suben in Oft unb 8et
6ieIes 2onbestS benin tie liefert elm 6einabe
ureri 9DpfEt6es NrfenaG Der beten 8affem
gegen ieben Nnlauf bon Nntiiemtttsrnus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
ear1ts1e's e,epet4e ais,a,smasreaet

Die m%afenbafte @Olbuusfu6r Der oerz
flofenen Wo3e, bic bieGlei6t rur elm @or=
lGufer t~petteren farten @olbabfluKes ndG
europa 1T, bat ben Sinan5minifter gu einem
S4rttte DeranlaBt, Oeffen grfolg fi@ apar
nit Si9erbeit ni9t oorausIagen ldBf, dber,
mad Der bortpiegenb baifG1igen Nuf na6me,
ben er in Sindn3freiie en- gu finben T6eint,
Die erboffte Wirf1ng, Dem 8unbesfd)abe
cine geniigeroe Menge Sob 5u3ufi6ren, UNI
bic 9nnOertz0ttlionenz&sfero aufre6t gu
er6alten, baden biirfte.
9err Carlisle srbietst ii4 ndmli4 ni@t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

nur, uuf aQes Dem @9dBnmte gelieftrt'
Sob Die Sra6tfoIten gu be5ablen, ~fpnoern
AUDI Die 0afiir 81 3ablenDen 8ree115od3
fra9tfrei al liefern. lnb, mas mebr TT,
er erbietet fib, uud ni4t DolgepiGtige
8olbmiin5en na9 ibrem @ert6e dn3uReb@
men unb Tpfort 81 be3u6len, 1pdbreno Die
bis6erige praris mar, baB ni6t Oolgclpih=
tige 9plbmiin5en enttpeber iiber6aupt 3urld@
9%etpieIen unb nit Dem Stempel rNi9t Dol>
geipibtig" perTs6en ben 8anten 3uridge@
1anbt, ober ais 8uQion be9anbelt unb auf
Soften Der 9arbieter na9 Der Miin5e ge@
T9idt u1b ni9t e6er be5a6lt pur0en, 1ls Bis
bie7e ben genauen @olblpert6 feft5eiteut
6atte. 9ur9 6errn Garlisle's nere Or6re
Iinb Die 1nterI9ubGmter iebt a~ngelpieIen,
dlles bargebotene Sob dn3une6men urlo elm
fa9 fir iebes am @epi9t fe6len0e Grain 4
Gents a65u5ieben.
Den 8anfen bietet ftb alTp ieBt cine @e1e=
genbeit, obne iebe &oite fir ite ielbIt, TIRE
unter!pert6igen @plbmiin5en gegen @resns
baGs ein3utauI 6ert. Die ein3ige 8rage 1T,
o6 iie @reenbads brau6en. SnOe1en, -
LANCE cine @efd6r, buB Sob iiber Pari
ftoigt, ni9t bprba1Oen 1T (uno 10 .angP
Glepelanb am &uber, 1T fe a1Sgef3loiIen)
fam es i9nen einerlet fem, ob tie ibre Teiers
ben in Sob pber @reenbads balten. Sin:
8eigerung, Der &egierung unter ben Dbz
paltenben 1tmItdnben entgegen3ufomnen,
miiBte als Elm 8epeis angefe9en lper0en.
baB bic 8anten enttpeOer Da5 8olo gum
prGmiiren treiben pber Die Hegierung 5tpinr
gen pOlen, Die @Olb@9!eierpe bur4 @crtaul
neuer Bombs 3u berpoll tGnoi9en.
Nngeii6ts Der SbatIa9e, Dab Die gesen=
tpdrtige Hegierung ONES getban 6at, mas
perfafun8smdBig unb 9eieBli4 8ulaf fig
Gpar, lin bic @olb3Referpe at fdiiben unr
Die @lei6pert6igteit %unferes 9siammten
@eloes aufre9t gu erbalten, uno bes Me;tez
rem, buB in elmer MO4e Der gongreB 3az
Iammentritt unb bic ~Sabresbpti9aft beg
9rdftOenten NufidluB iiber bic fsrner'
S%inan5polttit befelben geben pirb, tpdre eS
unfamiliar unb unppGitiT4 3nglei9, ptnn
unfere @o1ozSn6aber. ii4 peigern pitrben.
Der &egierung ben ne1e1 ten Nniturm auf biz
@~oIozGeierbe iiberpinben gu belfen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

Q4e Welt f4eint einig barii6er su 1ein,
baB prdiioent @lebelanb in ieiner tomnnen@
ben Sa1resbotf9aft Die @in3ie6ung Der
@reenbdds be~firporten tpiro.
@u4 mir glauben bas, neil Die Gtn3iez
Aung Der @reenbods bic logii4e SOl9e Der
Grei9nifie 1T, ipel9e 1i9 in Der @eI1i9te
unIerer 8unbesz 6inan3en in ben lebten
Sa6ren abgefpielt BADEN, uno neil Is err
fi9tlt6er W1qBen fem anDeres Weittel eie6t,
INN ben 8unoesI9ab BON Der &oGe bes NM
oernen OanaioenzSaRes 5t befreien, aus
pel9em bas @olD II f4neQ 6erauslduft, nie
es btnetngef90pft perDen fam.
DAB Der Prd1toent nte6r tbun tpiro, ais
bic Notbpenbigfeit Der Muf6ebung bes Sc
1ebes, tpelbes Die @ieoera1sgabe Der III ben
@9ab 3uriidgete6rten @reenbads benz ST.
%ndn5minifter our 9fli4t mdht, 5u erDrtern.
lit niAt a%n3une6men. Gr ptrb bas u2Gie"
Dem @ongreB iibsrlafen, f@on neil Der re-
publifamY9 Gongreb 4nitarb ne6men mir
De, ft9 DDm bemofratiI6en BrdiiDenten bic
@efeb9ebung borf9reiben 3u lafen. un0
ipenn ii9 ertparten lGbt, baB in beiben @G1tz
fern f6lteBli9 Die @inii6t burbbringen
piro, baB lrur Die gGn5li9e Nufga6e DON
5idtz9elo %unferen 8unbesI6ob bor INNER
erneuter @ntleerung an Sob bepa6ren
fann, 10 per6en bod Die SilberzS enatorsn
BON Heuem etnen beftigen 8ebetampf 5agez
gen fii6ren, un6 bic bDfe @unoe an unierem
Sinan5z&0rper 10 lange a1s mDgli9 offsn at
balten iu6en, unb au@ iiber bas r@te"
tpirb ft9 Elm hefttger Sampf Der Mtinanz
gen entIpinnen.
!0ie Ndtionalz8 anfen NIT i6rem eroBel1
Mn6ang in Der republifanif9en Bartei iper+
ben aus SeIbf@Sntereffe cine 1ofortige Gin
l0fung aler 9reenbads bur9 cine mDglidit
bo6en Gins trdgenbe unb erit nu9 tdn5er
3ett db5a6lbdre Mnlei6e befiirpprten, I'm
baDur9 bic bonn @efeb berlangte Si9erbeit
fir Die Nusgdbe bpn Nat!pnalbdnfnpten 3u
erlangen, Die, ba mir p6ne Bapiergelo nidt
dusfommen f0nnen un0 m0get1, an bic Ste[e
Der etnge3ogenen @reenbads treten miIYen-.
Mber bagegen tpir6 ii9 bus nt9t unbeoeu=
tenbe Contingent erbe6en, pelbes iebe Ser
me6rung Der funbirtsn @9ulo berubI@eut,
limb eS niirbe banu ais Musgletb Der bpn
uns a~nge6eutete Meg eingei9lagen tper6en
miifen, = @rlaB zines @efebes, tpel6eS
ben S4abmeifer ermdAtigt, ale in Ben
8unbesf9ab geldngenben @reenbads ein5uz
5ieben. Die @irfnng befelben piirbe 5lusi=
felsDbne Die fem, bqB aus 8eforgniB por
elmer &nuppbeit bes Bapiergelbes bic 8e>
nubung Der @reenbdds gum 9srausfifGen
bes @ot6es aug bent 8unbe8f9aB eingsIteQt
pirb, unb eben feline @reenbnds in ben Sum
6esf6ob gslongen, fOn6srn i'm @erte4r bleiz
BEN.
Oas tpGre ft9er MI cine bprIGufi9e 20z
flung, uber ite tpiirbe uns in ben @tanb 1eben,
Die 3eit ~ab3unarten, ipO BET neuen 1teberz
f9iiffen Der @tnna6men iiber Die Mu5gab,n
mir CUR biGigen 8eI9aFfung bes CUR enb=
giiltigen @inl0Tung Der @reenbads nDt6igen
@eEbes better geriiitet bateben perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
25=iabri8er Srie9sfalenS CT.
81. gs6pember bis 8. seaemDer 1870.

Cine 0o6e bon pi9tiger 8e~gebenbeiten.
Die erite Nrmee unter General b. Nfan>
teuffel f9ldgt bic fran3Oftf6e Armee BEL
@mieus unO apingt bieielbe gu pOuiger
Slu6t,
9rin5 Sriebri@ &arl befiegt nit Ii H.
900 damn einen 10000 Mdnn i~tarfen
She'll Ger 2oirezNrmee Bel 8eaune Ia &o=
!unbe, unb Der @roB6er3og BON Medlen6urg
eiaen unoeren She'll in 8ablrei4en fleiner
uro groBen @efe9ten unb 5ulebt in Der
b~lutigen @9la9t BON 9Oignpzpouprp.
@or 9aris finben fOrtpdbrenO WfaTenz
NusfGqe Der 8eTabung ftatt, bic in Der 5psi=
tdgigen bIutigen G4la6t bon 8iliers aipz
feln, Die ben 8run3oien iiber 10000 Man',
dber audi ben 9eut59en 5000 Mann foftst.
@ber Der perfu6te 0ur66ru6 miBltngt.
DUFF benz fiibDftli6en &riegsf3auplap
finben in Der l1rngegeno BON Stipn me9rere
tleinere @efe9te ftatt.
Die tletne aber iturfe Seftung Ga Sere
fdpitulirt.
Dim 3. DECEMBER begtnnt bic apeite
@9la9t BON Orleans.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

Sci aIer Ndtnng, bic mir bor benz SOBER
muittaliiAen Difen unb &0nnen, Iofp:e bor
Der Experimentation Gnergie BON @altsr
-9umrOf6 BADEN, tDanen mir es bod niGt
unterlaien, Die englii6en 3eitungen, Die ffn
iebt ge6e3r0en, als lei 0dmroi9 Elm 8 4 + NJ
breaer fir Die @ogner'i9en Opern, (ber
9eraIO nennt i'm fOgar ben 9Dben pr:,fsr
be8 @ugner'f6en Sriumpbes in Mmertfl)
barauf uafmerffom gu MAIDEN, baB Elm qan3
anberer, unb uus @6icagoern bel rdbes
ite6enoer Mann, ndmli9 SbeoborSboz
8, bur4 feline @on5erte, in benen bic
@ugner'f6e Mliit felt 6reiBig Sa6ren cine
electromagnetic 8ole Ipielte, bic 5timmunu
fir Wa9ner i'm amerifanif6en @plfs ppr2
bereitet bat, pel4e jebt ben 9amrof6Y6eu
Opernauffii6tungen Su Suite fommt.
Sbomas bat fir 8agner'f9e Mufif 1bpu
@ionierbienite getbdn, als 0amro16 noN in
ben ainberi3n6en itaf, unb OamrpI1 n6re
gepiB ber 2eBte, pel9er 0errn S6omas biez
ies 8erOienit obfpre9en ppate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
gimon gSpIf's 9roBes @erf fiir ole
c<ttOctt.

Wie unferen 2efern f6on frii6er mttge.
t6eiIt purbe, 1anpmelte 9err Simon Wolf
in Maf6ington, Der unermibli4e 8ert9etbtz
ger feiner iiibiI9en @lau6ensgenofen in Der
rrelten rtlb in Der alien Welt, felt Subren an
8epeifen bufir, baB cine fe6r groBe &n5a9l
Bpm Suben ii6 in Sriebet ur6 arteg bod9z
perbtent I'm biefes Qanb gema9t bat. =.
Die Sru9t biefer Miiben uno Stubien TT
bas 5oeben in gommif1ion Der 8re1tnrlos IN
gbieago, aep gprt urb @ai9ingtO@ en-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

Die groBen DitGi9en @i1enbabnen 6oben
tpieber einrnal einen eii~engepan3erten @erz
trag matchmaker abgd6lofen, Der onoez
gebenermaBen bic folgenbe 3pede bat: BUR
@rrei6ung Der G3iele bes SSnterffatezGom
merce@@efebes bei5utragen, NIT einartber
unb mutt ongren5erben Sransportz@ efeuz
f9aften 5ufamn1en 5u a%rbeiten, biniqe urrb
gerehte Sru4tz uno Sabrpreife unb Sc
T9Gftsregeln fet5uftelen unb aafre6t at
er6alten, ungere4te llnterf 9eibunqen sr
perbinbern unb bur9 8erminberunq ltnS
&erf9mel3ung Der N~genturen unb Gin
fI6rung f~onitiger @rfparniiIe bic Soften sr
berminbern, Ser 8ertrag, auf befen ueberz
tretung cine Strafe BON $4,000 gefebt 1T.
ion am 1. Sunuar in &paft treten. Mie
lange pir0 ct tppAl AalteaS :,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

: &nldBli4 Der 5ebnidbrtgen SubelTeier
bes 8rafen Winiter als beutf9er 8ot191fz
ter in partS oeranftaltete Die bortige beutT6e
@olonte Elm Setmdbl. Na9 ben iiblihen
Srtnfipri9en anf ben &aifer unb oer YrGz
itbenten Salpre tplrbe benz @rafen Mtiniter
BON Der @olonie als 3ei6en ibrer 8ere6rLra
Elm prG9tiger @ilberpotal nit ben Mefief~
bilbern bes partfer 8Otf6uftspalaltes unb
beg Wfiinfterf4en @9loifes 9erneburs iibsrz
rei9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
n u =Nretie:

9ibnnne memts=Yretie:
SdeIi9s Ttoreen : &usgobe in Der StaDt tur6 bic
Srdoer ms 9aus ~eeltefert.
Ser Wo6e . So
3d9lide Nugoabe unb Ser @eten" per Mo5e 0.20
SSer Wefen" per Sabr $50
aSb6entlidbe @usoabe per Sabr $50
eIasndrtige IbOunenten per Bot in ben Der. Stauten
iopie Ganaba un0 0terico:
$d9Iibe Nuseube per Sabr i'm gOraus $500
Ser gSefen" per Sabr 200
@DGeutli6e &usgabe per Sabr .... . 200
SINS QusIunD:
(gonobn unO NtericO aus eenomneR):
EdeIi6e IuseaDe per Sabr . $500
MO6enblatt uSer Ser gSeHen' 800
Gaeeblatt uno Scr @eitenA . T.5G
Illinois Stats -Zeitung Co..
Gbicaa,. SM.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20
NEW BORDEAUX MIXTURE.
Better Than the One Now SO Largely
Used in This Country.

Better Than the One Now SO Largely
Used in This Country.
| At meeting of the National Agri-
cultural society of France an improved
Bordeaux mixture was suggested with
the object of removing certain objec
tions to the one now SO largely used in
this country. 1t has the advantage
over the ole mixture in being less in
| furious to foliage, less liable to be
washed away by rains, and less liable
| to choke the nozzle of the spraying
machine. The new formula is as fol-
| lows: Quicklime, 4 pounds ounces;
molasses, 4 pounds ounces; sulphate
of copper, pounds ounces; water, %
| gallons. The essential difference be-
tween the new andold formulas is the
| presence of the molasseS which has a
greater influence than would at first be
| expected. The method of mixing is to
add the molasses to thirteen gallons of
water, then slack the lime and add
four and one-half gallons of water to
form milk of lime. Pour this slowly
INTO the SWeetened water, stirring
briskly in order to mix intimately
Next, in a third (wooden) vessel dis
solve the bluestone and pour this into
the previous mixture, stirring well.
In this blending of materials chemical
changes are taking place. When the
milk of lime and sweetened solution
are intimately mixed together. then
saccharate of lime is formed. Next,
when to this is added the solution of
sulphate of copper, a double decom-
position takes place; suphate of lime is
formed on the one hand and soluble
saccharate of copper on the other.
This saccharate of copper is only
formed in presence of an excess of lime,
and its formation is indicated by the
mixture assuming a beautiful greenish
tinge. Thus the mixture is rendered
alkaline, and the acid is neutralized
by the lime
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

Each particular cracker doomed like q
field piece, aud finally four or more
went off at once, almost SCATTERING the
windows of the neighborhood. And
the Chinese Fourth was over. It was
the greatest Fourth of July celebration
ever witnessed in this city. It was
unique because it was so unexpected,
and because the source was so surpris-
ing. 1t was not advertised, but it drew
an immense audience. If anybody had
expected that such show was possible
or probable, every little boy in the city
would have insisted upon being there.
1t is quite likely that the Cinnamon
only ascertained late in the afternoon
or evening that they could obtain all of
those fireworks at what Americans call
''panic prices" and that therefore the
entire affair was, in a sense, inn
promptu. But, however it was brought
about, the celebration was a success,
and every Chinese fire sprite in the
District Of Columbia was present and
participating. If these peculiar for
eigners commence celebrating our
Fourth of July all over the country,
they may yet become citizens and take
part in our elections. They would
surely vote for those politicians who
might be shrewd enough to furnish
them the most fireworks; Just as so
many of our misguided citizens vote for
fire water dispensers. In that event,
the Chinese would be the better and
more patriotic citizens.
SMITH D. Fry.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20
HOW TO CUT.

or caulifiower crops for some other
plant, the Geneva station recommends
that direct remedy be used in con-
junction with it. Carbolic acid in the
form of an emulsion is the most feast
bic. The proportions are, one pound
hard soap or one quart soft soap
dissolved in one gallon boiling water,
one pint crude carbolic acid; the
whole should be we'll churned to form
an emulsion, when thirty parts water
should be added to one of the mixture.
1t should be applied in solid stream.
When the maggots have worked their
way into the roots of the plant short
distance the only remedy is carbon
bisulphide. This must be applied
carefully below the roots, and not on
them, as the liquid will kill all the
roots with which it comes in contact.
The requisite proportion is one tea
spoonful to each plant. Y. World.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20
Level Culture for Potatoes.

Almost everybody now agrees that
level culture produces the largest and
best crops of potatoes. But it is i'm
possible to have level culture unless
the seed potatoes are planted deep
enough for the tubers to form under
the soil. The constant tendency of the
tubers is to rise as they grow. This, if
the seed has been planted only one or
two inches deep, makes it necessary to
draw dirt around the bill, making a
mound which sheds the water on
either side. This also cuts the pota-
to roots in the middle of the row. It
requires dry and rich ground to make
successful deep planting and level Gull
ture possible. But soil without stag
nant water near the surface is always
necessary for the potato crop. If the
subsoil is filed with water through
winter and spring it is impossible to
grow good potato crops on such land
the following season by any method.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20
A Flsh storr from Maine.

A Lewiston man tells the most start
ling fish story. Four years age he was
fishing at Lake Auburn With long
silk line and d hook of his own manu-
facture. In the afternoon of one May
day he hooked monster salmon which
came to the surface three or four times
and then broke the line under the keel
of the boat. One day last week he was
up there fishing, and about five hun
dred yards south of the island hooked
a salmon which he pulled in by the aid
of a scoop net. Embedded in the lower
jaw was his old handmade hook.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20
CHOICE FARM BUTTER.
Unless Everything Is Kept Clean 1t Car
20

not Be Secured.
Good butter must not only look well
and be firm, but it must taste we'll To
secure this good taste is one of the
most difficult tasks of butter making.
Milk in all its forms is one of the most
susceptible substances to taints and
odors. It is sweet and wholesome as
it comes from the healthy COW, and to
make good butter it must be kept so.
The COW stables should be clean and
well aired, so as to be free from odors
of mold and decaying manure. The
cows coat and udder should be cleaned
before milking, and the mixers hands
and clothing should be in civilized
condition. The tin milk bucket should
have been secured, scalded, and, if pos
sible, summed, before it's daily use. The
teats should be MIXED with dry hands,
and all possible dust should be kept
out of the mix. Some dairymen cover
the pail with Unbranded wire gauze
sieve which catches the foam and dust
particles as the milk stream is conduct
ed through it. Hurry the milk from
the stable to the house or cellar and
Immediately set it for Dreaming in the
cleanest of pans, which should be
treated as carefully as the milk buck
cts. Cool the milk as soon as possible
by aeriating, setting in stream of
cold water, or cen by cool air in a
well ventilated place. As soon as the
animal heat is removed the vessels
may be covered with clean tin covers;
wood absorbs taints so readily that it
should be used as little as possible in
butter-making. The wooden churns,
bowls and ladies which must be used
must be most thoroughly soaked with
boiling water, and then disinfected
with plenty of sunshine and pure air.
! A little washing or baking soda in the
boiling water will help to keep things
sweet in cloudy weather. The can
that is to hold the cream will need the
most attention, as it is desirable to
keep the batch sweet as long as pos
sible in order to have large uniform
churnings. If the butter cannot be used
or sold within two weeks after it is
made, it should be well packed, keep
ing the color in each tub as uniform as
posi- ble.-Ohio Farmer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20
HINTS FOR DAIRYMEN.

COOP bedding is an important factor
in keeping the COWS and their quarters
clean. In order to make sure of a
good supply, it is well to look after and
stow away what is needed in good
season.
To make the most out of dairying,
not only must the quality of the
product be good but it must be put
upon the market in the most attractive
form, and it must be done carefully
and regularly if the trade built up is
to be held.
MANY beginners fail to understand
the Importance of clean feed for the
cows. The cows yield milk of a flavor
and richness according to their feed,
and when the best milk is expected
the feed must be supplied from which
it can be made.
ONE advantage of dairying in con-
nection with other farm work is that
it aids in securing regularity. To
m AXE the best success, the feeding,
milking and other work should be done
regularly; and this tends greatly to
the promotion of a regular system in
all that needs to be done
WHETHER it is best to feed the COW
while she is on good pasturage must
depend on what feed is worthand what
butter or milk is worth. Where bran
or oil meal or corn meal can be Sc
cured at low price, while the milk and
butter can be marketed at a good price,
it is often advisa bic to do so.
ONE of the most important items in
making winter dairying profitable is
in making the cows comfortable. The
stables should be reasonably warm and
dry, and these should be provided in
good season. The average farmer
cannot afford to maintain animal heat
by feeding grain, and with the dairy
cows this is especially true.
WHILE the particular form of the
package in which the butter is sent to
market must conform largely to the
demands of the market, there is one
fact that in all cases must be the rule,
and that is the packages must be neat
and attractive; and arranged or made
so, the butter viii be in good condition
when placed in market.-N. Y. indie
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