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28 Animals 1 (1895-1896)

handle is hein.journals/animals28 and id is 1 raw text is: o rOiYto Aunasls The Americaa naa ~d0to s ---h, 0 GLORY TO 7 hGOD, 4 S's~, ?~ In 7 - I would not enter on my list of friends, Though graced with polished manners and fine sense, Yet wanting sensibility, the man Who needlessly sets foot upon a worm.- COWPER. Vol. 28. Boston, June, 1895. No. 1. Crosseup & West Engra ing Co., 11 ilb-et St., Phildliphia. A TROUBLESOME QUESTION. PLEASE, SIR, I CAN'T BOUND CHINA. THE ANTI-VIVISECTION WAR. MR. ANGELL STIRS UP THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. In the Boston Herald of May 6, under the above headings, we find an article of two columns, from which it appears that certain physicians, inter- viewed by a Herald reporter, have thought that in publishing* our offer of .9100 for evidence to enable our Society to convict any man of violat- ing the laws of Massachusetts in the practice of vivisection, we have made an attack on the medical profession. When, in 1879, as a director of the American Social Science Association, we, during ten success- ive days, exposed through the columns of the Boston Herald the enormous sales of poisonous and dangerously adulterated foods and other articles, a Boston trade journal declared that we had attacked every trade in the city of Boston, and proposed to have a public meeting held in Faneuil Hall to vindicate the mercantile reputation of the city. We replied that we had only attacked the rascals in every trade, and that if they should succeed in getting up the proposed meeting we would cheer- fully pay $25 for the privilege of addressing the meeting. Before that great battle-waged through the daily papers of Boston, and widely over the coun- try, resulting in a Congressional Report which embodied more than a hundred pages of evidence we had furnished-was ended, the leading grocers of Boston came to us for assistance at the State House to secure the passage of a law against these dangerous and injurious adulterations, declaring that unless some such law could be enacted every honest man in the trade woould be driven ot of busi- ness. So now, to this suggestion that we have made an attack on the medical profession we answer that we attack no man who is not violating the laws of the State. Perhaps no one has a higher appreciation than we have for the noble and humane men and # PEACE ON EARTH, z KINDNESS, JUSTICE AND MERCY TO EVERY LIVING CREATURE. 1_ Vop SPP I .4, 01

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