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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 24 (1868) (1868)

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are employed for that purpose. Ket, especially in the South and West. iron rod, squealing and struggling with characteristic vigor | The fat, liver, heart, and intestines are steamed in tanks, and obstinacy. The “sticker” then inflicts the fatal stab in| The buildings and stock yards cover fifteen… … washed and scraped down with a large knife. The carcass is ing trough, to make room for others ; and ere this one is dead preparing is, of beeves, '7,600; hogs, upward of 35,000, and of it has been joined by about a dozen of its companions. In this sheep, over 25,000 per week. The slaughtering and…

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