The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-13

OF cyanide or potassium used In gold
extraction. Other hoofs ofthis grade
viii be used for making . flne
variety OF fertilizer for florists,
grape growers and the like.
Neatsfoot and other oils will be
extracted from the feet and the fat
just back of the hoofs.
The hair will be thoroughly clean
ed, dried and curled. Afterwards 1t
will be used In the manufacture of
mattresses, lounges and all forms
of upholstering.
Blood and other waste matter will
contribute to the manufacture of
anhydrous ammonia. The ammonia
is used in ice-making and will be
largely used by the packers them
selves.
The intestines will contribute
brewers isinglass, used in the clari-
fication ofliquors.
The stearine, which IS q by-pro-
duet in themanufacture of butterine,
will be used in the manufacture of
all kinds of soap. Both toilet and
laundry soaps will be made on a
large scale in the North Fort Worth
factory.
Glycerine will be extracted from
tallow.
WILL HELF THE DOCTORS.
Much will be manufactured that
is constantly used by physicians
and druggists. While glycerine is
the most common of these, there
will be other products more expen-
sive and more valuable.
Armour's soluble beef, "Nigoral,"
beef extract and vegetable tablets
will be some OF the aids for invalids
or people with weak digestions.
The laboratories will extract from
the various glands and membranes,
pepsin, thymus, thyroids, pancrea-
tin, etc, all valuable products that
a physician can not do without in
his daily practise.
SUPPLIES FOR COOKS.
Cooks will be the principal object
OF the packers efforts, however, and
everything edible that can be manu-
featured from cattle, hogs or sheep
will be produced. Calves will con
tribute TO the manufacture of CELIA
tine, which every housekeeper
knows has host of appetizing and
dainty uses.
Mince meat, baked beans and to-
mato sauce, corned beef, lunch
tongues, OK tongues. potted and
deviled meats, minced ham, boned
turkey, veal loaf, dried beef, butter
inc and similar products will be
made.
Smoked hams and bacon, sausage
and lard; all will be made and sold
at the North Fort Worth plant. And
all of the products mentioned are
but portion of the many the plant
can produce. Ii is after running
over the list, so complete aud so
varied, that one is apt to wonder
why the plants are called mere pack
ing houses.
In strolling through the buildings
and grounds | met quite a number
of Ellis county farmers and / was
only sorry all of them could not be
here to witness what we did. Every
man l met was oertaily enthused
and several said to me that they
were going home and make prepara-
tons to raise more hogs and COWS.
A market here we have never before
enjoyed, even down TO eggs and
poultry will be bought here and II
makes me wish had farm to raise
hogs and cows on 30 as to get some
OF the millions of dollars that will
be paid out for stock to run these
packeries. Witnessed the making
of oleomarRarine which lie
made from the oils of both the COW
and hog. They gave some OF IL
smeared on bread TO us to taste
while up in the packeries and 1t
tasted good and one OF our party re-
marked after Witnessing the clearly
manner in which this stuff was
made and the good taste IL had he
would never object to eating it again.
Something to eat the world must