, 1876-03-21
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.


TIE ENI.A1lt OR ~ IAts
70 ths Editor of The Ch'edoo ir1hant:
Cu1cA0o, March 20.-What 10 do TO secure
good puso milk for our children and for family
uHo, IL tic great question just now. Il is fact
THAI rs general thing. impure milk or
skinned milk, or watered milk, In rod to the
people in Chicago. Tic law In 80 ffamo1 ~ TO
project clloese factories from Imposition by
mllk-choats and swlndlera but our nurseues are
not protected. Cheese must not euner from
luck Of cream, from CHALK. or from any other
adultoration but who cRrcs how many children
auftor and die from being fed with adulterased
food. Our civilization has reached tic point OF
protection TO tho pocket Of tic checAemakcr,
but protection TO tho HE and health Of children
ia not YET attained hy Gociety. Tile gtasute
proTtdoB fol. aovota ponalty for Bkimmln2
milk 10 bo taken To cheese factory, but It may
be, and Is, once or twicn SKINNED befora being
taken 10 our families aud ted to cur chifdrcn,
mud tboro is no penalty whntaver. It u time
thss matter was ventilated. It ts time every
cheat IN the shape OF . skm- -mi!k pedaet was
ho1sewhippcd from cyery door. havo 10 doubt
thkt hundreds Of children Ia cur city die every
yoar from being fod With skinned, watercd, and
adultotated milk. 1t Is disgrace: shame. aud
crime in society to permit this wcl.kuown cheat
and awihdse to continue Foe one, ! have inau-
gurated vigorous war on sktm-rn,tk. And this
ta tho WAY did 1t: The Hwludlor gave me good
milk tor . few weeks, thon began to bring
me such milk "a farmers feed 70 n'gs,-
thoroughly sknmed or wAtered. lot ths
bill accumulate, aud whom be called for pay for
his tickets, told him to bring tile cream ho had
taken from my milk. and I would pay tho hill
otherwise not; and II he brought my moro
hkim milk 10 my house ho would 10 likely 70 get
cowhided on tho spot And the mntter 1essa
hero. Al the saw furnishes 10 pcuaty for such
cheating. pouplo must look out for themselves.
tuEGeRt to ali VITO are suffering from hkln-
milk 10 lot the bill accumulate and then de-
mand tho cream OF which tbev have been
robbed, or refuse to pay. This 10 the only reme-
dy. The money is what these miserable spect-
nona OF humanity are after, and when they got
beat at their own game they will give II up, but
not before. Try 1t gu, thon. SO whv autlet. and
aeo low It works. L. J. q.
CoCoHiSu N cHuEcH.
70 The Edt4r a The ch.eaao Tribune;
CHICAGO. March l9.-" Decorum" " In rour
Sunday issue spoke timely word about tho ap-
paudfng nuisance iu churches. wish ~ Deco
rum had, il Ills earnest and quiet msnner,
takcn ny a1nla against tho coughing Duisauce IN
churches. l almost loose my somper and MY
ease speaking about 1t. Coughing cnunpt to
Ayolded altogether, but, II unavoidable. 1t can be
and IL suppressed Ly ordet-loviug people, u
not to Rnno5 tho whole audience. But this un-
ceastng hacking md coughinst and Walking
arouud and making noise IN church audiences,
- not only unnecesssry, but IN most cases
just done 10 ordor to do something
People forget that there are otlcrs uAo camc
there to hear al what the preacher ssys they
forget tAat It muAt aud doea aunoT tie preacher
becsuse II makes TOO much noise for hun 10
speak aeainHt, but 1t shows downright lack Of
attention. Or evon decaloy.
There Ia certain sympathy between apoaker
and audience, and. IL the speaker Is IN such way
thrown oil h!a eaas ot even tenper, It must fol-
congregation or to himself. ltespectfully:.