y friends who
are dependent on you for a supply, once
learn that you make superior butter, you
can stretch their purse strings most won
derfully. True as gospel. Keep good
cows, and keep them well, keep every
thing clean from stable to stamper; keep
the milk and cream cool and sweet, salt
well, work well, pack well and you have
made your mark, got up a reputation for
yourself, caved that of your country in
this respect, pleased your unfortunate
and dependent city cousins, and have a
new way of filling your pocket. Re
member the period for putting up the
fall butter is at hand. Heed the words
of the suffering and your own bet interests..'.
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He has secured for his Subscribers fine
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Mutton EaoiH. The best part for
making broth is the chump end of the
loin, but it may be made very good from
the acrag end of the neck only, which
should be atewed gently until it becomes
tender ; fully three hours or longer, if it
be large, but not boiled to rags. A few
grains of whole pepper, with a couple cf
fried onions and some turnips, should be
put along with the meat an honr or two
before sending up the broth, which
should be strained from the vegetables,
and chopped parsley and thyme be mix
ed in it. The turnips should be mashed
and served up in a separate dish, to be
eaten with the mutton, with parsley and
butter, or caper sauce.
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