The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-02

seems to yo,i ter work ing funny
the dust fields to be left at the
noon hour with the harm ss po1
Spcrspiring back lille the owner
SWaslles himself, cools on has q de-
8licio,as drink 81 tees cold well water,
and hen Al generous meal But you
poor beast, have to tackle the same
Old hay you LETT here ia the morning
Ind hall masticate d few hard ears of
corn which only seem tos heat your
blood more and more and make you
less able for the a ternoon's labor
How YOU long for ight to come and
then how uncomfo able aits Isl after an
wit the hard ffil-b edded floor "a lite
on and the amrnp nia from the Tester
Ing manure irrit your eyes and
lungs And the mosq ui toes buzzing and
biting unhinde cred whileS your master
lies secure behind gauze 55 pro eeted
windows 10y and SHORES lux ously upon
s B; doWny bed. The myriad host. of hies
Stf1a t greets you when the robin
so sounds his opening note at sun up is
The I tstl vanguard of the army that will
$ sllst7 you "a Il az long as you toll
n YEARLY ''e wit bout the election Of even
the the Cheapest kind OF y-net. you
long Y lone for water q dozen times a day
When your task-naster is taking a
long On deep pull Sat the little brown jug
IN the cool i, wet, slough. How, hor-
r1bly hot the sun is as it beats down
upon your unprotecte head and how
You would like to borrow the big
straw hat your master wears. It is
not to. be wondered at that you get oc-
Scasional attacks of sunstroke. colo,
mud ~ fever, lymph angitis, and 4 a hum
@dTed other kindred evils, Or that the
lice, lice lnfest your skin and other para
sites have eaten out name and tail. it
Is g wonder, however, that you do not not
/ l oftener and harder and that YOU Vol,
live SO long for you are Of all domes-
D t ll animals the most abused.
When the time comes for you to 20
to to horse heaven q Z the relief must be
be beyond descript and surely YOU 81
al beasts have been a good and faith
sf fl servant and have amply earned
your rest. t,5} 4 &
e. zs How 7lo y different, oh readers Of the
FARMERS Review, is the lot Of g the
horse that happens to be born the
servant Sc va It, OF q humane masterl
$ Ss OIL oleo and and Rutter Compared as Food. II
The Hygienic Gazette says Oleomar
garine is claimed to besa perfect substi-
tute by chemists for but tier. 81 We have
understood that it was mainly made
. from beef talloW added to other butter;
sometimes with the stomachs Of pigs.
((Piper. Sometimes muscle fbers are
found in the oleomargarine. (Piper,)
IL this is SO we fail to see the: pro
priety Of the name. The fat acid Of the
talloW !. is mainly stearin. Margarine is
Il fat peculiar to human fat. We dom
SEQ why it is claimed for beef fat. SO
that this butter ought to be called
leostearine.'' Taking then this nom
enclature, we have then two elements
to onpare with ten elements as found
in the natural butter. .5 ss:s
4 this $50, tits difdcult no see how
any zone can say thatstI1e rtifciaI prod
ss1ct is as good as the natural This is
more apparent when we consider the
substance, ..lecit thin RI This is phos-
ported oil, and a peculiar constituent
of the nervous system. obley found
1t in the yolk Of the egg, hence 1t lis
named "lecith thin. s. It has been found
in the human blood in the prop portion
of five ten-tho usand tbs in the blood
of n pregnant women ninety sG ten
thousandths have been found ], and
in. the blood OF the q umb ilical ar
terry, seventy five ten housandth tbs.
! This u lecithin is then nerve food
par excellence. is used for
nerve growth and activity. An Infant
8 months old receives a bio ut. forty-six
grains daily &c our butter is To- be
made from oil and low, simply be-
cause it can be the means Of making
money for the manufac turers, and be-
cause the artificial product can deceive
the taste touch and smell 81 the most
experienced, It IS time for physicians,
lat least, to stop and consider the object
of food, which is to furnish us with
. healthy bodies and bones, muscles,
nerv IS, blood vessels : Wi d force to
run them SO that, soul and spirit, SUR
rounded with a glorious, hale body,
may enjoysits existence, as our Creator
intended It should. 2sSs
Butter is a good nerve food. Oleo-
margarine honestly made may not be
unhealthy, but it cannot ii our opin-I
ion, for the reasons given, take the
place OF the normal product OF the
smammary gland II it does, w uld it
not be cheaper for families to- spread
talloW on their bread than to almost
throw it away in the scavenger later
perhaps to be manuf actured into cleo.
Estearine
Our. Dairy Interests.
a58 G. Adams, Dairy and God Com
missioner of Wisconsin, says: The
hl1tter product of this country has an
estimated annual value Of $500, 0OO. 900.
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