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Western Star, Issue 346, 24 April 1880, Page 4 (Supplement)

' THe Beii-polemiarf., process ;pf„ freeziiig;\r..: meat is turning out saiisfaotbrily, on , American line." > The. joledical officer, of . the 'X' r the American meat supplied to .that.,in-.in-

stitution unfit for food, an investigation/ ‘ has been made by Leeds -Mercury, with" 5 the result 5 of-'prbyibg tbO( doctor in -tfie v ; wrong on the abstract ; point*. The reppr-/ 5 ter first visited the 12 in Leeds belonging to Messrs J. Bell'ahd Sbns,;dn|i ‘ y

found the American meat- in'them perfectly I ;,‘f 1 :i cle’an ahdl sweet; v< - At Hire -vvbrkhOuse, : ih* Ji T the larder,-the reßulf was- the- VJ:! * raeat' i ’wasi ! as'- i gn(ffi’las eOuld be desired/ 1 The s matron- assured him-'tfiatbmce''the first 1 / epmplaihfe was; made' "there 5 had heeid hb 15f! ; 5 reason l to find l fault =#ith fhe ! meat;; 5 QueOr ' places nahd- ■ eohd ifionO ♦ ■ %rOj «ho Weyefj 1: 5 selectednfofnhosfpttai« ; larde < r 8. 1 'i i!:, rt r ’- r^ill* i?v ' hardly behreditedlhatfhsteaimf pipe" -rahS*. thro’agffithat rooms at"ih|e *LeOdfe f ®ospita|i' *k* and-it is;naively making was carried on in tfie : tfext rd6ifi the larder was warm.”