New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

Thus paytcd and cslraugcd lruul thee :!
On, come. for anguish, keen uS death,
Is quvcring ut my busoms core
Let me still live upon Thy breath,
And part, oh, never, never more,
Neg YORK. .3prd. 1911.
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Frnentced Substances.
10 the Editor Of Tie Tribune:
Ii ermcntcd liquors are TO be excluded, why
should not iermcn,ed tood7 Much is sud about
tie of the one, and nothing about the use o: the
oher The common light bread, it is well known,
is femcntcd. In the Scriptures ii is called icarcaed.
This kind ofbread is now in common use in this
community by invulids, children, and even infants,
and all supposing it 10 be the staff of life itself! IT,
then, it is injurious contains poison II is prodnc-
tive OF more serious consequences than even The
liquor itself, az the evil results more extensive
in this case, and the sources OF danger more uneX-
pected.
This kind of bread was not used at the Jewish
Passover it said for this especial reason, It's ni-
puriiv-ermentaton being one step toward putrc-
faction. OF one thing, however, am certain, Judg-
ing by my own experience hatit use ut the present
time is one great OF dyspepsia among Students
the cause teo of that morbid ucidty in The organs OF
digestion during the summer months.
But what say men of science upon this sub
jcct? will leave il TO them entirely, since | well
know that what could say upon tle SUBJECT, lndi-
vidually, would effect no good purpose.
The following is from Turner'S Chemistry
late English work oil great repute III this country:
The Preventative process which takes place dough mixed
with yeast and which depends the formation OF good bread
have been supposed he OF peculiar KIND and sometimes
designated by the of pGrGrY fermentation. The uscn-
ions reenrchcs of Dr. CoIcuhou however leave doubt that
the phenomena I've ascrhc To the saccnnc natter oil
the -four undergone; the vlnou fermentation. BY wic Is re-
solved INTO alcohol and caTbouic ucl. t Graa first
cured alcohol by dlaon from iencntcd dough ana 9i
nnny was formed London for collecting :hc spirit emitted 10y
dough IN the process Of buking. "-Pcge 90
The same thing is also asserted in Sman's
Chemistry Vol ii. p. 5l2. See also 'Liebig's
Animal Chemistry and many other late works.
DYSpETTlC.