Address of S Waterhouse of Washington University Before the First National Co
Address of S Waterhouse of Washington University Before the First National Co
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Nothing was lost. An artful economy utilized every part of the slaughtered animals. There were in the yards at the time of my visit about 8, 000 cattle. They looked like a herd of prize oxen. It seemed as if animals intended for the International Exposition had by some cruel mistake been sent to the slaughter-house. Their size, beauty, and fatness excited surprise and admiration. Their great superiority to American breeds could not escape the most careless observation. But there are econo- mies... in the improvement of their stock which American cattlemen canno? afford to neglect. Among all the wonderful achievements of man, few things are more usefully remarkable than the marvelous changes which his skill has wrought in the qualities and forms of vegetable and animal life. In some instances the primitive character has been so greatly altered that the results seem more like distinct creations than improvements of the original type. The variety and richness of flavor which intelligent cultivation has imparted to fruit regale the human taste with its most delicious luxuries, and the special excellencies which judicious selection has produced in animals have materially increased the usefulness and value of modern breeds.
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Nothing was lost. An artful economy utilized every part of the slaughtered animals. There were in the yards at the time of my visit about 8, 000 cattle. They looked like a herd of prize oxen. It seemed as if animals intended for the International Exposition had by some cruel mistake been sent to the slaughter-house. Their size, beauty, and fatness excited surprise and admiration. Their great superiority to American breeds could not escape the most careless observation. But there are econo- mies... in the improvement of their stock which American cattlemen canno? afford to neglect. Among all the wonderful achievements of man, few things are more usefully remarkable than the marvelous changes which his skill has wrought in the qualities and forms of vegetable and animal life. In some instances the primitive character has been so greatly altered that the results seem more like distinct creations than improvements of the original type. The variety and richness of flavor which intelligent cultivation has imparted to fruit regale the human taste with its most delicious luxuries, and the special excellencies which judicious selection has produced in animals have materially increased the usefulness and value of modern breeds.
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