The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-27


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fsssss~t ~hlIs in .iisefs comparatively svw para
SITES ~ssv faana IN all rssss sir hams s.fe
apparently fsss fesm trishns, ,iso-r we fanni
haha ataasA contained in thv r~ssAs mnss'ie,
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nan,lHsf. sisefe hsang rs, mniN thar thirty AVE-
4, sl,a snlie inch, Will. ,le si~~iin"n ifnsn ~"
ninsslesh hag ssssssnsSi ~ sssssini estimate
mi i,-~ Than i.ssr In the sainv hulk
hi r,is ia sras question a. ~ wlashsr
fftehssfusa- hng- arr generally au' ~ h~nlfh. We
v,s,Al sat THAT nnhsna In nmr observation ia
rsuls would rfssnri ~ w ansMet In 'sc afifima.
tlss II IN thu normal rpadi'.an ~ animal
II haflnf onr nr Mur sAfsti ~ parasites
Mr., Van nsn.sisn states IN hi~ Nrfk a'l Am.
NAL Parasites anil Mr.~nAi.%." speaking af
tafass.s~ ia general .1hcs aW nnt msrw
abundant In drisasc individuals than ~ THESE
wi.n enlns ths tiio~i rshti-i hraltlt IN she
contrary, all Wild animals hArhrr Their psrasits
cal worms. anil the greater par, 1T them lIavr
mot lisr,l l.ng In captivity ls'forc ncmAi"lr and
csstale Mnrmr completely disappear More
over. IL -ati@f, ourselves and 10 demonstrate
u,h.r facts. W. commenced Al al carly stage ~
enr wntk 10 fsssi trirhino,l- pork " white rat,
then threc weeks old Ho wcrIvcsi libcrsi
supply ~ this ralnlum from every sample
tnat w found infected Tho animal grew
ranisily. antl alwAys cnjuyesl the bcet of hcAlth
his cxrrlens condition being subject 81 ~.
mark hy visitors nj the laboratory. On Nov, u
MH HtittNt Atir ANtNtAt, NuEt WtWSttca WNtt
found IL he literally alive with ,richin~, from,
ten 10 thirteen srrrsrin. N every acM. Every
m,lscle WAs infetscd, frnM the Tin ~ hts nose 10
hi. cnd III his tail This, We think. answers
Your question IN the negative,
ian ash, Arr there any practical mcAnr ny
si,r III 4 carcass of meats W. would reply
that tho merotcorc i Tho ohly tnfNllsl'lc means
III the nnNltlcsl ryr thc infected meat presents
M peculiar Appearances, unless the parasites w
prss-~ut IN rNW~~tvc nunli1r~ The UwfhAn
uaycrninrns has, frr Hninr ycAs-. made mi
er,~corir examination ~ pork \ na,.'<~ary rfr.
lIniuatt IL M exposure FIR sale. The parasite
lanus d.sisnye lhs thorough ~altlng aud smoking,
N II shnMnhy the fact that most " th"ca~rs ~
tfislinMais In thu Western country arr trarsaldc
10 raw smoked han~, III assrrsain whether ~
rot an infected ham cunla hu rendered harm.
le~r. WI instituted 4 series " experiment. ~
.In physiological laboratory af lsnsh Medical
culls'gr N d re~nlt uf these We found That In
snlphnrn,ls acid w have an agcn, which moi
only killr the worms. bus readily pern,eaics the
sn.ife ham. AMI Il u. readily expelled ,w,ng
10 ie elespn.-s Of this article, the addition Of
n sufficient quantity II |, 10 tho pickle wo.,ld
aid hut srihr IN tte eNpcnso " curing,
In vieW uf the resulsn NJ nur Investigations,
ress.Al lMrartant questions suggest themselves.
fla.t. why l. thu percentage VI infected inEs NJ
nlhel. sr,sasst thar u wAs eight years .so, ~
that iime committee of tho Chicago Academy
! ni helcnce~ examined large nntnlwr ~ h'Hr
ami found hut !. per cont infrciMl. We arc ,in-
ahle al pls,srnt, 10 dffrf any satisfactory ~olu-
tnn 1T tli~ ,,,'~tion. Secnnd, why u the ps'r
een.as. 81 infected hnsr ~ mitch greater hmr.
than hi t,ermanys Ene~hrecht states that "
vi \ mi li,g~ examined between October l~s',
And April, 18Th, hut seventy we're found ~ con
tain irlrltnar Ihcse cNMnlinMtintiN were Mia,te
hs Government officials hi the DMehy ~ lir'ii~'
wick. w arr unable u explain The greater
prevalence IT thc laSarlte IN America. h,i arr
hope ma, Lad ~ solution ~ this problem
The tl.ifd aud practically mo~t important
usirfs Ii this. Sinee pef cent ~ our h0gs ART
trieLlnnsi- why arr cases IL lrirhinusH ~ rare
! w would aisanr. the~e propositions First,
/ that In mos. instances the meat IN previously
/ subjected 10 thorough cnkn., whereby the
| wurinr arr Killed Second, that Ia consequence
! ~ ihe ,',n4a resemblance of tho symptoms ef
i irishnon~ IN thu#s induced hy 0thcr causes,
nnsAhl, typhoid fever II II not lMprotahl' That
insnnlr INSTANCES II lar been mistaken for other
e.mplain,-s Thrill. that the inHession ~ u cor-
/ tain humber of living trichinw l. followed hs
M UNPLEASANT effects. IN proof NJ this VIZ ~.
.luee tlu case III ihn white rat above described,
whose sarsAsA. weighing when dressed one
us,,,ec. contained mt le~s than lN,M worms
Moreover In ra-cr where IN entire family AAs
pArsHken Ill lriehinnns pork, while some mrnl-
herr have experienced serious, pcrhapr rve.
fatal illne~, oshcrs have rreapcd with little -
/ M lnli~pn~iiun.
NJ llrn MAS n,ir confidence IN thc harmless
nerr IL few irichinn that ono " ~ DIR lMl
iirl,ll ate. III My, NJ. a portion " sstr ras ~
ferrA IL, which wA. demonstrated under ~
microscopes so contxin twelve living irichttN
Al this ,late ~ unusual symptoms have ~
suited fran lila Oriental diet
Tint the rrevnlnnce III trichinM III tho linhiAi
family IA ni.,r extensive than II generally sup
n,~s,d. Il proven by thu researches " TURNER
Wagner, Nirelow aud oihcrs, ~ stated "
xirna--en 1'hcsr observers found that From
To !. ler cent III lnslies In which there wMr ~
suspicion III thu pre~cnV " the parasites con
taiuesl iriehinN This. tnp, was IN Europe
where the nnrm IL af lcs~ frcquent oecnrrcne
thai, Ia this country. lnslacsl. there rcei,.r 4
he M limit 10 tho nuinler of trehinW that a mai
may sustain with impunity for Ia numerous IN
Stances the lali.s of patients never r,npecse'
of having suffered from trichihoris have hevl
found, posi- mnttcin, " contain enormous nMIii
h,tr IL tl.ern worms Doubtless IN thcwr rAst'
trlthnM werr inEeslcsl 81 several dtncrrn
periods, only comparatively small nunihs'
having hem Swallowed on any single CscAHlsi
Ii. concluding onr report, \ may not l~ A!nis
III uiNll.a~isr the ncrcH~lts ~ thorough css,ktn
" rork ~ preparation fnr tin tAl,lr, stncr III
parasite Il Killed At temperature far l~ln'
tint u hniling water.
IN NJ ArwooD.
MN. Il liElItEiD, M II,
mOW Mc ('urg@ 4 NMOky ('hlMMty.