Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 46, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 July 1901 — Page 7

WASHING OF BUTTER. A nellrale Dalrr Operation Whieb dleldual JmlvMiril.

Hoi ra iny .rar um it wa trene rally jnppoMi Liy f airj.uifa tlmt to make i. . i i.u'i.t : In v miut alkm lut little, if any, w1"" ,u fume in txtntnel with It, It ut si Ufr t hat t i me e- lia N.i i i,. ri t wafli it in one or inure- uuters, to remove the buttermilk. The quest iu now i, how much WMMnf lioulil lie J,ne. There is a irreat difference of opinio! on thla matter. Some claim ir it Fhould he lhirniigiily washed, w ii i '. ut hers .say that in loin- t )i , s the r is injured. The latter, no (I nil, t, ll correct, while the first may he in a measure. To what extent liutter -ao;iM be washed, I helievc, dependa in 1 1 :i r way it is to he haiullcd m thw market, whether consumed at ones' r to Ii held in toraffe. The ai. m ite of thorough wiikhin-f claims that in no other way can hnttcr he made to keep. It i my opinion that butter which if thoroughly vanitee1 will keep better (hen if "iily li-rhtly washed, but I beve thai e ther extreme should be idtd. To wash butter until the v-.i'fr runs off elear, will pire us an article that will not de. ,iy or turn as -non as ihat not washed so Mut, by tasting of the wa-h water as it comes from the churn, it w iie found to contain a strong flavor of the butter, so it is plain to be seen, I thoroufh washin-; ne loieeos - r.il'Ie flavor. Then njfain, while th flavor ii enheaeed by not washing ia i. net), the buttermilk left in will end to putrefaction, for, as we nil I o Mry well, buttermilk spells ( .-My and becomes ill sniellin-.'. Then :' undertake t remove all the buttrrtnilk ly workinjr, we are apt to work the butter too much, thereby breaking the freie and mak'ntr it falw. plan of workiri the butter Is to i Iwo or three waters, dependiofl Uj mtltjr of water, temperature ( :"rr and the market. If a nira ft red cream and butter, wa-h It i rj little for n hiph, quick flavor, espee ally if to be consumed f.-inn. When the flavor is pour I would wash, R three waters, and whether the - good or bad. I w ould use a little ifllt fll each washiii-T. nnd only alI n the water to remain on the bat Inat long enouph to ajfte the churn p rew revolutions. If the bu'ter la . .ft when it comes, it may he " essary to leare the water on a lit is, to harden it. in summer seaI prefer to churn at a tempera- , ture elcse down to ,S0 deprees sav it .'.2 decrees and then if other ,l nsfl fire favorable the butter will , bi n food ennrlition to rath at once, water at alKitit the same temperII the buttermilk drawn ff. f re can be no set rules for washing ,; ' er, any more than in ripeninjr the n or erorfciag the butter. In this m h we have to rely on our judgment. !iio Farmer. TEN VALUABLE HINTS.

Aealar'a Ilaau Ii irr. -Ifa Juat too had,"aiü Mrs. St. .Tnmea l'layce, ' that such tt bad rt:an (irn W lei has such a popular da eeliter.'' Mr. Hejrei d d not I i h , octaetne lliifTalo S p M s. "Hut that is alwiivs the way she mused. "aii.Uhe ha ,., Q ., m , , , ,. too." "Whom era yen talking about ."asked Mr. Piere, i ... , v. "Wliv. (., i, Wi vl. r'h daughter," she ieil kfd

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denting with the subject ,,f Mor.eIhrowinff. In it Sir (ieorpi l. ki wich Mjrni "I am to recjuest that the managers of your school will be so pood bs to caution the children Mriouelj against the practica ot hum hievom Of reckless stone-throw inp. and to point out to then, the dienetroM eonaeqaeneea that may ensue." We earnest y Ii,,j that the dJtnnttnNH consequences mentioned in the circular mav include a imert application of the birch rod to that portion of the body v hicfa has been generously supplied by Providence with some M different aenaory nerv - . London Lancet. Matrimonial. Johnnie Fewaondj nnd Ona i- Bnaitl were fnlktng about nuttrinaony, nnd tba

I latter lemarked: "They say that the hnjipicst mar- : raises are be tween people who urc not I at all alike." "ThatV so. ae.,1 that's the reason I'm not gorng to marry until I lad a woniau with lots of money," replied the ! ' ennkotMyenrner for domestic bnpptneen : --N. V. World. Women lali-llc-nrera. A traveler from Bianita describee a nennnnt funeral in the south of Prnnee. in whic h tlie eoftn was borne to the prare on the shoulders of women. The dead person was a woman of their ow n class. In the same district it is the enstora t women to part with their bnlr to bury it with a deed child, acCetnpaaif d with a fnvoritfl toy. so as to present the child from being ionelv. N. Y. Press. vn i si maaaetta "Yes," said Miss Languish. "I am proiui to say that I can point back to a lont? line of ancestors." "So can I." declared Mr. CMpperton. drawing binwelf un to bis fell height. "My father was six feet two ir. his socks, and ruy grandfather was a good Inch taller." Cleveland Leader. Slrnnnc t'lnnl In Jnmalea. There is a plant in Jamaica called the life plant, because it is almost impossi- 1 ble to kill it oreny portion of if. When u leaf is cut off and liunir up by a string it sends out white, thread-like roots, frathers moisture from the air and beg ! I t" prow new leaves. Chicago

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Her.' is what the buttermaker at the Gienrilka (Minn.) creamery sent ' .: to his pan mis: The follow ing iggeei us iire mi iu all pntroeu for matenl benefft If we are to make the best gtwAt of butter that Will cell at the liiphest juice we n. luve only jmrc, sveet milk; it is for your interest that we D al e a fancy artic le, and with your Cooperation this can be nceonapUahed. 11 tine that everv natron will unite

with us in this effort, we beg to ofb r the foITowinir Migpest ions : i rst Thoroughly brush the eow'a flank and udder before milkinp. nd -Strain carefully UirOttgJl c aid cloth strainers. ! bird -Ion't allow cans to remain ! i the -table. F irth Don't mix niylit's nnd ! ' tie's milk before cooling. I ftb Keep milk in cold water. th Leave covers up until th I eooled, then stir and c lose the j Mrrem. ! nth iin't Innre afcina milk ! u-' in cans. I rhth C7nt brush and warm watei for wsablng cans, then rinse with j ii water and stand in the sun. :ith Don't use wooden milkpnils. ' i nth If you know of any patron ' i violating the rules of common j rleanllnem in caring for his milk it.

your duty to yourself nnd onr feb ! ' I atrnns to report the same at the iv. nnd such information will I ieW in the strictest conti. :ence. a'l Rural World.

She lteln the Metea. An oi l lady in Me ico, whose .,. j snid to be 113 years, wa recently rr.ar ried io a man of She has beeil marI ried sexeral times, aud each time a husband lias died she b.xs picked out I ni his successor the oldest man iu the neignbornood -Chicago Chronicle.

Whm ould Iii- ihr ( ae. He- To sit here forexer and hold youi little hand in mine would be heaven BSOttgb for me. She Ve; but if you held my handnff the time Lobody wouid ever hare a chance to fre e my engagement ring. Chicago Evening News.

A fiueation of lime. ßbc Miss Poplin has be en out e.f tin woriti. hnsnl she 7 He -Yes. I was with her for half ar hour this morning, and told her all knew. "What did you b the rest of the time .'" De troit Fre e- l'r. a Weriellitica ley C andle I In Ii t . A Ruaeiaa i:nde is not tnbaiitted tc the tryini onleal of nppcaring in white satin nnd lace in cold, broad dnyligbt. The wedding takes plnoe by caiullelipht in the drmlllg Hllini Chicago I rib ne. THE MARKETS.

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