New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19

conditions all equally fraudulent These anti
septics all have the power of paralyzing the germs
of fermentation in food. and when added in SUM-
Client quantities do inhibit the digestion or
food. as proved by our experiments on young men
This in itself is not SO bad. but our experiments
further showed that SO per cent OF the borax taken
into the system was excreted by those ALREADY
5 HFssns ne ndneyg bat does It
The borax nan would take in q day-seven and
so it WOULDN'T II The man only took It one day
But how about months and years?
ALL EAT TOO MUCH.
II should like to make a plea FOR the kidneys
Food is plenty. and cooking is so exquisite
we all eat too much. and the kidneys are sadly
overworked. They should have shorter hours, light
er work better pay. All the hardship falls on the
kidneys with the result that diseases dependent on
overworked kidneys the increase. not only
here. but In other countries.
THE fact Of the matter is we don't need TO
employ those pernicious preservatves, for there
are methods Of preserving wholly unohtectionable
There desiccation there is canning there Is COLO
perative Then ii IS better 70 have them than TO
lose the food for although have referred 70 them
that arsenic and strychnne are. They can be used
once IN NE whoGI Uy ' 0Iantity Of
eggs from China that had been broken together in
the same vessel You can fancy what mess they
we're they cake rnese eggs-three or four months
od-and 70 every one hundred pounds add four or
10 be IN great demand. The high priced cakes Il
bakers sell are made with them. and PeopIe, az
the fresh eggs in them . 49,. 10, ,,,,o
this he shouldn't be prevented but I want people
to know that these cakes are not yellow with
fresh eggs. but with stale eggs Charged Win as
much borax they Will hold
PURE FOOD BILL
At this point the speaker made a DEPRESSION spro-
pos Of total abstinence and woman suffrage, which
he wound up By declaring that he believed In In
dvidual freedom for every one-"every man Should
be allowed to choose his clothes. food politics.
religion and his wife.
Then returning to his subject, he cited the MFR
chandise marks law OF England as an example Of
THAT requires that every article should be Of
the character asked fora principle which should
The doctoring OF French white wines with sui
phurous acid and the manufacture or maple syrup
he nstanced IS examples OF fraud ,o-oos,
ple sugar factory in the country is not in Yer
mont, but In Chicago and that 1t makes more
good syrup. too, All ask is that they shall label
Il twenty years ago the great food manufacturers
Of the country opposed TO any regulation OF
foods, Now almost without exception they favor
horesr For the last fifteen or twenty years
have been TRYING to get 2 national Pure + 900 law
dee and dangers lurking in adulterated foods and
drugs. OF course, the adulteTaten OF drugs IN
Of foods for It strikes directly at the root OF life
by nulif ing and paralEzing the skill OF the pny-
sician II has got SO now every man IS MS own
physician. If you have headache. you go to
rharmacst With What can you give me 10 , cure
r. II is not useless Is dangerous, deriving all its
power from IT'S efficacy TO affect the arteries and
foods has done more to corrupt the morals of the
American people than the rum trade
bring all the pressure they could TO bear their
Senators tHat the Pure Food bill might not be
showed aside to make room for bridge in sQue-