Fan Butter.

BY MRS. 5. II. TALLMAbGt.
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MEssRs. EpIroRs: have been perus-
ing your Prairie Farmer TO find q better
way Of making fall butter than mine; but
do not succeed. My plan is as follows;
AS soon as the frost kills the grass, Istrain
the milk into pans, and put them on tbs
stove and let the milk get scalding hot
then set it into the milk-roon,, and in twer.
ty-four hours l take the cream of, which
is very thick and yellcw, then put i in
stone churn, and churn every other day,
and the butter has as rich flavor as make
in June; and Iget good price for it, while
butter is selling very low. hes Eat.aas
Prairie Farmer. j