The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-17

soaling Theh sin Fresh water to
Make Them R-eII.IIf,. u 49,

] "a ne ~ y rloliuu1 VI tAF. AptAa ~ NAlt7,
Of the practicef 0f' tie Faifs Hdyeh
Wholesale dealers In oysters OF putting
| their oysters FOR tuehtYsfour hours
81 mote ia. the Qainnspiae IsiFer efbfe
/ sen61g iheui l1alt e. has greaflY
injured the oyster trade there says
the Hartfordiqlmes. The same thing
Is true Of the effect on Hartford. Whep
the Times came outs.wiihs tlieg facfs
showing tie results OF the iufestlaa {.
ton BY the State Board Of Health ana
by Prof Conn OF f-fh6chiys oHt-l
break or typhoid fever anFons che
Wesleyan students al AlltldlesQwn.
and calling attention TO the eiiclfny
stance that most Of the oysters fnrnish-
ed for the Connecticut naarlset came
from these Fair Haven andlkitstsda-
ven Dealers there. WAS a sudden falliRgs
on in the call FOR oysters. SOME. OF
the Hartford dealers lastened e ad,
vertise, the next day that they lid not
get their oysters from any sdfs tlfs Fair'
Haven dealers, but fFoiif BaAtiHaoFe. di
rect Very likely other dealers win
find II necessary 70 cease dealing with
the Fair Haven armss for even If there
were a public promise by the latter
that they would no longer soak their
oysters in the foul Quinnipiac stream,
the public would still distrust all oys-
ters coming from the Quinnipiac re-
gion. For tie temptation to soak
the shell oysters just before putting
them into the market is a double one;
first. II Is profitable, for it greatly IN
creases the bulk Of the oysters, and
makes gallon Of them when shelled.
measure far more than would the
same number freshly opened out or
salt water; and secondly i gives %
the opened oyster whittier more selid
and inviting appearance. There seems
to be no other availabie fresh-water.
stream at OF near New Haven which
could be used FOR this purpose, and the
foul Qulnnipiac seems likely to be still
used FOR oyster soaking as long as the
public viii purchase such-oysters,, The
dealers know this profess oI.,tfeating
the shell-fsh by thdt phrase gglying
them a drink" 81
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Middletown cootlbg 49, II H We s.s
no doubt much dininishes tbut does
not wholly .remot1l The chances Of
getting live typhoid bacini into the
stomach: and. as n tie case Of trich-
lnae-ihfested pork. II Is desirable II
one IS Willing to take the risk rather
than forego the pleasure OF eating
oysters that have been swollen by Ouin.
nipiac juice. to cook them thoroughly
before eating. The oysters that were
sent 20 Afiddletown were intended ex-
clusively for raw eating: the Fair
Haven dealer who furnished them tes-
tifying that he never placed in the
Quimlplac any that we're not intended
for that form Of use.
II a safa that sal, us.to- l,iis ,,o
,vnhola eerm However thaf NAV N.
fresh water i neadsa ~ meto ~
ovsters grow ranldlv nlnmn fn,ors
streams emntv,no into \ ans Islona
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