EXPEEIMENT STATION. 



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111 every case but one, the price paid was that of whole milk, 

 •namely, 4 cents a pint ; No. 24 only, was sold for 3 cents. 



Analyses of Milk sold in New Haven. 



Control of 3farket Milk. — The following method of exercising 

 control over the quality of market milk, reported in the Milch 

 Zeitung (1879, p. 205), is worth noticing here. In Brunswick, diffi- 

 culty was met with in securing convictions for milk adulteration. 

 The wording of the law was such that watering milk could be 

 punished, but skimming could not be; and in many cases where 

 there was very little doubt that milk bad been watered, the sus- 



