The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
THE MEMPHISAPPEAL
FRIDAY. :it;; MARCH q, 1890
INSPLCTION or MEATS.

The legislature would do AN act foreign, |
not only 10 the wishes but the necessities !
OF the people, II il shall pass the bill to
prohibit the importation Of dressed beef
into the State. There is nothing to Justify
30 extreme q measure. one utterly rcpug. |
naut 90 all the Democratic convictions a. |
TO free trade Of the majority In both |
houses To pass II would be- 10 enforce !
protection In H. wopt form. II would |
encourage monopoly and would prevent
that generous rivalry by which the masses
should be- able 10 profit in every depart
mcnt Of trade into which enters the pur-
chase and salc Of the ncrcssnrics of liic
Besides, there Is nothing easier than the
prevention OF the sale oi discussed meats.
which is declared 10 be- the special object
OF the bill. Mr.. John Nichols, editor Of
Hah, and formerly editor oi Sr,aioi q
gentleman Of experience as specialist in
the study Of foods, simplihc- the work OF
meat inspectors by tormulalIons-somc, II
no, all, Of which will readily be- verified
10y intelligent housokcopcr. he says
The examination ~ iHc nr.h of animals fr,rl
which tho 1l.D.r have b..u removed ugr.sIiat.s
thg analysis ui 300 tHc tssur. tH1 lU.rrgInu of tH.
iai muscular iIaur. iIsrip r'ruri Iul Tfr.inurum.
spinal rld GLANDS. vessel. huHd. Co.,. l#'uHg tIr
mOat riu hT accepted. Doc tIo normal STATIC Che
.H. ..| u.
ol1r Hci hls H HH0lal i1s.ud Kind oI smell
mHdif. hg ti. different mp.,s Ip which thc ANA
mal. have b-Du Ga Thus % is stated tutI the ff.h
and milk of eHifa in che ruia. .r.Inns naru n.hy
uinr. hsrlus' thH HissrUf 90 tlsiuugu uIiIIot ihe
inhabitants o. f.t1 ffHif nson ami ruAa 900 UsH.
NtIl uugIls eft uIIk. mutton of wunI Hni s.mrtmp.
rrrIr The uufmal uiHr ui purk q. Iu.Ipd HuI IH
"nous,c, hut when tng uia have uu.n isi go oI,l
u.r nJrh hls rFle cI0hrDgr hur Hud Hu
Ullu.iyc smell aud Taste The uIuf ui ulUI.
uy IHl 600 Um differs from that ui puul
ty lrIdrhliy hiiHnrd. On % di-.ts,i state. mI,i
,mlr Up.DluIH. rsH.lHIius ihU bpBIh oI i..lrH
ish patients 1lla oiur BE- Iaui.uafly uoiiribl,
beneath ODE shoulder nlI lu ihr Muscles uf 90,
Inner ODE UI lhr lsE IHU ulHf fholIi lir rirfuIl,
noted Immediately sitter tlr iurIs.Yn Ia mode
Tbs should hr dome hI Soc Inspector himself
When dsci.el meat isrHI.igl % emit. % STRONG au,
extensive smell. Ihr tower Uluf j. fHrt.,rsfi,
ffum pcftouits rhHrluu. morbid ympiaus Lii
luving rauurtiun. ur with urlIuafy acute dl.,l.r
ln such Gases the smell g. negotiable DC unt, an,
o. q uuucCH,Hu in make amy inr.,Iuu "tcy,fIsh'
meat o. always uult Cor CIusumptlun nu arGuun
81 thc lcuopm.luu which it NAY contain
Jewish butchers are especially familiar
with all these and other signs Of disease 10
food animals aud poultry, and the shochc
will notpui bis mark ON any that are mol
just what they ought to be, 10 bccxposci fo
sale. In NIL the great European cities inca
inspectors visit the markets every day, an,
It sometimes happens are compelled 10 con
hscaie the whole stock Of butcher Per
haps half dozen Of them have been sun
piled by one dishonest contractor. Tn
penalties are very severe andarc rigidly On
forced, yet there arcalways some dishonc.
persons 10 be found who will take the rich
Of the law aud knowingly sell disease
meat Ia order 10 make a little more prof.
But this only proves that the necessity (,
yigilant inspection system properly OF
gtnizcd under the direction Of the loct
Boards Of Health Of tho State, tho Stat
Boifd Of Health being required to rcpo
the existence and prevalence Of all amin
diseases rs a caution and warning to dca