, 1866-01-13
CONDENSED HUMAN FOOD.
The E1Efn MIX Fnctory-The Fox
River Dairy ReG1on-Reef In e,Nu1-
khell-The Borden Processes, aud
Their Froducts.


River Dairy Rec1on-Reer In a,Nus-
klIe1l-The Borden Processes, aud
Their Products.
PkRlsnABLE or rood.
The larger share Of the articles Of human
food arc per1shable. Milk and the meats,
fruit and their preparations undergo rapid
destructive changes, that render them IN O
short time uusnited to the animal economy.
In ordinary experience this fact Is accepted as
inevitable necessity, aud the daily visits of the
mllkman and the butcher arc the only reme-
dy. This excludes from the use Of these
more perishable forms of food q large share Of
humanity. The soldier and the sailor, the
miner, the euigrant and the dwellee far re-
moved from this dnily supply of these sta
pies, are reduced to descriptions Of food in
which ealt Is the preservative. How serious
the loss thus experienced, the history Of our
armies has taught thousands on Thousands,
while the dreaded scourge !of scuryy in all
ages has been the added penalty Of the hard
fare of the sailor and the remote voyager On
land and sea- Nor Is this nll- Milk, one Of
the most Indispensable elements In the house.
hold, ia too susceptible to detesiorating inau-
ences not TO be found often bearing snspect-
ed purity In cases where the life and health
~. conatt,,H >A~' ''>1o N''N' w. ~sA1 w
GAN. uoRnEy.
The nnestfon nnsoJvea moi lono oro 1ras
how shall milk, the staple In our homes, and
meot and tbe frn,ta be 1,,5e n r,aa,oo a
change Of form, and yet hold all their values,
permanent quality for the use Of humanity
+. everywhere, and at all times. The question
fell upon dull ears until it arrested the atten-
rhs,, s,na co,,,,rshors,,.e obr,n,o1or e,,-s,,.
tho hencfactors Of their fellow men ;,Tfth
watt Win barnesaed ateam: ana AIorsei ,vho
care 11obtninc a non uhcrevItb q .xtita
ond renner and Morton and otber hn1n,on
henefac,ors' VIII he written The name of Ror.
den the inventor of the con1ensinr nroces.
ses nf human fooa that hear hys name
mpI,Ivo1s nnruraz conxTv
Tim. "a nnnde1ea ,r,th,n orrsa1vs. - ~.
fourneyed toward the Fox River valley. forty
.o,,aa 80. ~, ,,,;ss,o, ~ .~.,7o-a.f.,:.
a.ss ~ IT. -; NJ Hs.. ~. -
,.,.1t ~ 80. Ann. rea,;ans,,,- % ra,,",. ~
1aa ,at1a Je,-,, -arion 81, ~ ~ n.st,,.as
10 auo-, aorad t;na io7o ,,, -oe.aa ana
.t u t,.s,',,aa es1 s 1', 49, a ~ raa~ ,aaa
nesn ouoohos spfnss'' 1"at VIC III Ane"
before. .,
THE DOPE PANIC
Not many years ugoA the conviction came
upon our city that We were being sdoped' in
H. iii e,r3.1oa onr citizens and 1raot
.ue n'4n . lo.a''u W. S, 80 - ~ ~
1f1En1 lneteas fesleu upon tae nloeacts VI
little children; paltng and pinlng during the
sickly summer, while burnt sugar and chalk,
and We wot not what else of hideous cookery,
"A -. a.,to-od ve,o +nrr;ror onr rn;1tr ~
~ t,,ts -...s ta1a :; ~. -.a: ~
poison: nnen .n's was lo.u N lne pisss' up
got the Elgin farmers N yirtuous wrath, and
reporter from the TRIBUNE. was sent to spy
out their land, and declare that It was not
ths.a wbo c.ve M noor milk. And the tales
.ues .ue.e wv .s1s ee - sa. sna.,,,aa t-;ns ~
Inat were 'olo u s"ee. ol1.n ~" h.,a.a a
the shady !anes ana coy oe41s anu psee<S
.up1ands nlong the Fox River, which fed the
oyer1owing, 1airies of old Kane, led the dis
tsessed city back 10 calmness again, and thers
s.,,1. :, s--..,1,~ 49,, tr,,st T. Floin Vho
"as 'Aitn III our niuh :. aao 1es :. ~ r.
ooes not teuleuoe8 ''' WY 80 ''A'
Lei Us len you
WHERE 7nEI =, CIT III Tue ,..h aiLh'