Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-28

confined to the head. and may l.c said
In one sense to I've localized disease.
and while some inspectors condemn
only the part Involved. I believe Il Ii
safest and most practicable to condemn,
the entire carcass wherever the acti.
nomycotic absccss opens into the
mouth. pllarynx. lurynx or amy part Of
the digestive or respiratory tract: q
when the iymplintlc glands are invoi>
Ell: or where there IRE nctinoinycotlc
tunOrs In the lungs: or when the IL.
sions have become generalized. since
generalization In nctlnonlycosls appears
to rum II very atypIc course. making
the detection Of all fOci inside the
muscle very difficult; therefore. the en-.
tire carcass IL to 10 condemned.
I'm cases where the electromagnetic
LESSONS are positively localized. the In.
rcctcd part may 10 cut away and the
remains of the carcass used.
"T!'ese Instructions apply only to
"l'linpy Jaw" There may 10 other
REASONS why You should want to con.
denim carcass. and II II then "a mnt.
Ter Of Judgment for you and your men
hut you should never hesitate TO con.
denim II you believe the animal to be
not lit for human food"
MI pork for Germany II examined
carefully for trlchlna before exporting.
Pork for Great britain Ii never OK.
nmlncl for irlchinn.
Hence the following figures may be
Interesting:
In l!H,+ Great Britain Imported from,
the United States 1.51G,i;hD pounds Of
canned pork. valued nj $7IO.l,iS. aud
li'En'.'iii r0,l,l,is Ut fresh pork, valued
ut Sl..,W.S'.5.
In 1904 Germany imported from the
United States +S.lO pounds Of canned
pork. valued ut xi.Sa5 nnd no FRESH
PORK WHATEVER. Germany protect.
her people from plague.
The Reef Trust l. still causing the
deaths Of thousands Of people by the
selling Of diseased meat.
No matter what II few "cXperts"
fund or what some business issoclu.
lions" saw In their investigations"
the fact remains that the beef Trust
Is still at the old stand.
\ trust that will sell rotten, diseased
meat To people viii not stop ut amy.
thing 10 deceive the public.
Il, a In, II. n
pcrs about what some wise expert"
has to say about the awful untruths
told about the poor, innocent packers.
Hut tho "poor, innocent packers"
don't seem Ia have any experts" writ,
ing for the Bulletin of tho Chicago
Health department. for In Its report
for the week ending July Z, 1906. It
says that "tle Inspectors ut the Union
Sto"kyar,is condemned AMI destroyed n
total of 15i,lm pounds of unfit
meats"
oh, yes III" Beef Trust Is bclng per.
secuted; l5l ,l:W pounds of rotten, dis.
easrd meat condemned In one week by
II mere handful Of Inspectors. How
much diseased meat gets out of the
yards the Lord only knows!
l'ut II 5l,iW pounds of diseased
meat is condemned by II few inspectors.
the reader can easily imagine how much
unit food Is placed on the market.
Secretary Wilson says that the gov.
crnment will enforce the meat bill in
It's entirety.
Nav that may be all right In its way,
hut the fact remains that government
Inspection has been failure In the
past.
Now the only relief that the public
can hope for is Il rigid Investigation by
the Illinois Legislature.
The Legislature must investigate this
awful trust, for the health Of the PEG.
pie Ut Chicago, Illinois and the whole
country Is ut stake.
The eyes Of the whole country will
be- turned on the Illinois Legislators.
and II they fail to 10 their duty In