The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17
THE FOODS OF NATIONS.
EACH RfcE FEEDS TO SUIT
IT'S Own CLIMATE.


IL 1, only within a ye-y recent
period that Inc &c enee OF nutrition
has received ngeh ali.ni On e,en ia
seiealiue sas. only w.lhin very
lee years that anything la, bs.a
-oae 10 gise popular .nsirastloa upon
the suD.eet ~ nc had waited srlies
iaaarl Aikiaron ia the Nss York
tnu for Tho scientist to tell u, how Ia
llse 40 m.s.. Lang since have Deenn
Ia aiiliu sa IA nnin0e.s aea race
terhat' s,arh iaiIy of inhabitants
9ccspyi he given seeioi q. tho
ssrlh : sIriac Ga appears 1" have e.tab-
lishsi by = prieess of natural se.ee-
.i1H "a nat oEal Tool mhlsh ean 10
procured ~ ivus, 500, and which
1hen analy led - .ouaI Ia eoaii.ia tho
sulr eat, protein ssarci and TAT in
.b,ui ihs siit pro art oD 10 suit tie
conditions a.. thu climate
ileslnn % alti ihs .pealleI rice
led nai.pn 0r rae-. who.. Fa,uns
oons Il "a iaF.su (. ssnlitls, al re. or
'larrh! rip4 II ape az HAT sLey adi
the 10 uisils anoun, of ifos.a BY
sonsusR.Hs lA'ss auI beams Living
mainiy la L1s ss.IRir - thry d" lot
Nc u b. mn "a fHi 10 lud.s The 90
meal - iat d, der vel lrIm a Itreu lar
4tni oi batter .ulir4 Z CO la That
aoDh.uaIlnu - DUAL a roHp'els food
a. inu .vasl ~ O.
Nusins inio urops 40 find That
lhs uuirlil"l Of tis surAiHs clas'.. "a.
Italy Ca - .aAn.s oi tsl-nla "a
f1r'n ~ l4IHn c,Fn 1r maiAr meal
Which Ia ilsrli Is near 3 comp cts
iotA bal lng il't'~ -aosi ot nitro'
zen IA a. itil,-un "f .hrs-,s j, aided
iE- rh u r.uIurut Ia ths d oil al the
!ini.na E~arsrr hs ~ ma, HroHi aud
sAvcse inany ~ $50 ehr,.r. bella:
maze ir'ta sSim IN = afr tts ss-sin
ia, hi'un iuEru Ill nnI lh.,- arc
r.rHsr 10 n.trusen Alncnr.ni rad
rhvrtf viii ~ uI j. sgbsiaH,.a.ly q
complete foot
Pacing ot~r io Switzerland ~
tenin l4u cirrrS urui.hing tina,
nhleA - tue H.usi Important and tho
Hiist lFas 50 In cyvFy viary ,l,v
ltNs;v1n..s ltlTtluIs Ia trance roro
meai u cl'vn bit In III, -l.cs Us, or
pot ga iuH o.rr, sip;nra, - inca, and
Vc@n'.iiiSn iuriHItns remnants oi
b0cHi I'd go ything that coH;AIn.
nuirt'Hh is converted over into "a
arar y comp uip ip"I To whIch III,
customary suiaI and bread ,a.yo 80 u
ruma nIrr
IL nslaHd the relative scarcity Of
uta' l. male up b. l,c ninn Ian, con .
sumption 81 .hc,--r broad ard cheese
.rsins ~ the mH g,lay oi the WORK.
tus iHt'pic Ih- cnr's' supp.yiig Tho
iuirs.nry of ti.- wheat n protein.
la scotland uaiingal 1. the maiu.iay
anl ~ tho ErNil uf tho oai 1. TO b,
iuu u .u''i more nca " cJrrr.ppni.
lus Ia tho reinforcement, Of .omplvi,
uuIri.on than IN aaf oihcr -.u..,
var els ~ i-.i.l VIII e.. I. known to- q
1T. Tho Iri.h IA s.-tnr from eho co
or fonm ncrs'.,iiy - much upon po.a.
ties nra p.upio II relatively low
vital ~ no. isaacIon. oi ~. aud a,
tul". ne, Lon. live ! cSccp; when 10.
moved iu other re-; on. wh,r. they
ehn secure more coinp!c;c nutrition
In TO northern nations OF Europe
f-h and rye bread together form n
cheap and complete ha,,, !or nuirs.
lion tho n.h .on. sting Of herring
which supplies II very large amount
Of tat ar - talnoa or OF some other
varict cs
tr,,s.u. the ocean In New Eng
land W. IN Ia a. baked ban. anil
brown bread made rom The mi
meal IA ration d, low COS, when Is
ycry complete Ia is propori ogs u.
rnrrgy.
lass ne mo Canada &C come 10 IN
entirely different DISH rcasu porridgc.
made iui,a combination with coarse
crackers and u Dit u. pori, furnish.
Ing strong AID complete ration at
almost the minimum Of cost
A.nin. NOV NJ 10 the sonihcrn
states. tho customary ,ntion Of tho
cuurcd man which hc cho so, In
prc'cr 10 alno., any other kind
Of food consist. OF three and ono half
pounds OF bacon aud n peek Of mai o
meal per week Ia VIII ch AFRO added "a
few vegetables from the field. making
perhaps the cheapest ration ut tho
least cost IN ratio 10 tho inrcc 1t con.
luins Than can be found anywhere In
Mexico tho tortillo o. bean fur
nishcs the nitrogen In connection
tn u Diet OF other materials. very
mcugcr at tie best
Necessity has probably been tho
teacher 10 each case tne cypcr enco
Of many general ons has probably led
10 tho lnul selection. and the habit u!
fccdib! upua thcs. cn orccd ratlons
has developed an Inherited appetite
FOR them VIII eli in mtry in -ianccs has
become 20 s.iong that II chango 10 II
different diet even as well balanced
as those named. leads for tho I me bc
in. 10 in ii-c.t on and TO disease. l
havo been told that tho southern
negro will lie afflicted with dyspepsia
II his customary ration when u, work
l. oh nged from tho usual hog aud
HON ny 10 either bacon and wheat
bread or 10 cora bread and beef
could Afford u.
S,rawhcr-Do you notice that tho
cashier in our restaurant has on II new