The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22

II per ceut. In Afrca and Sicily, from . to II per
cent. Ihs accounts for he fact tbai the sane weight
, o tie Southern dour yields more bread than tac
Nolthon. English wheat Yields Is lbs. The quar-
tef less than the Scotch. Alabama houF, il is SAID,
yields 20 oer cent. more than Cincinnati. ANA IA
general, American flour, according aJthotty OF
one OF tie most extensive London buk RS. dbsors
or 70 per cent. more OF It's own weight II water in
being made int bread than The English The warm
er the country, the the die Of the
gram 6eiose Il rifens, and hence when made iato
bread II absorbs water again, and il Is therefore
more valuable. Prof. Beck has written report for
the Patent Office n which he shows that the rros-
enec oi water units these articles lor ryese yatou
I've books of a single insrec;or in New lotk CITY,
Showea lat IN lS47 he inspected 2i8. $40 barrels
sour and musty flour. H. HIS opinion the loss on
these was St25oVO livery year, the total loss in
The United States from moisture wheat aud -four,
is estimated at from 5000 $50 to 5j,000,0o9. 10
remedy this great evil, the grain should he well IL
ened before harvesting, and well dried before hecg
stored in good DR., grancfy. Kim driving prefer
able ihe mode oil asceriaining be amount Of water
rs ihis,-iake Il spIa sample, say FIVE ounces and
weigh il carvfli!y. Pun i in dry vessel ,yl.icn
shall be heated by boiling water After siX
hopss, weigh il carefully, until il iooscs no more
weight. lis loss Of weight shows ,he o;giosi
amount Of water.
THE MAiDGSs' ErvENGE. The Edinburgh
""ardt9a ,e!lz good story Of &c Curious iuper'i
ucu',' and the bare justice pgomptFg fewarded:
a pretty village On the ncgLhorius ccas., tie
Ventgd by summer visitors, istcly lie scene oi
rather an amusing incident. Takrs advantage of Il
Lovely summer uAy, tNo youag aaie4 beto5k ,hem-
selves ~ skCha c3 si,ot lit.!c wav up tbe coast
where they horsd to uduige il an uamo..stcu lathe.
After tho Usual riciinuary pucc cdp.s they bad ust
accomplished the first few d,,s VIXEN, o. ihr.r con-
sernatlon and disgust, they obser7ed yourg gentle
tAan, OF "a cnqgIlih. turn Of mnd seated neigh
/ holmg roch aat intenscl enjoNia4 tie sce1e. The
f..rs4.. mn 4. ff,s , Il
c'u opera glass made the instrument of "a more
minHie inspection Of their aonat.c evoiaors. The
niushHe bVt mfi9rart ua,Ilt> remained m the water
as long - was c4is>tcrf with comfort AMI Ccuriv,
10 Tho hopes that the stranger Woud vithdrsH, end
lcaf. them TO- at east, thar necess2ry ;Oilr, hen,
80 their hosor, he WAS o'se we'd 10 dcaccad ca.tAv
from LIS c.cVatioa diycst himself of his apparel and
proceed 10 bafhe IN close proximity But he 4
strangely mscllcu'atcd the results, lor the epi:, pt
the mai .ns ,sas last aroused aad thes sccrc;clv
de,ern.oed bold revenge. u nh an srpoaianrs
o. nsoiird -odety th tinidiy "; Idrew from the
sea, AMI, cenceailu. themselves behind corvenicut
foct proceeded 10 d;ess, lhIn, o1n, up their ia s..
sag gowns they rushed upon the garulj> al tn yeU-
rrI.su, and bore them OF IN slunrh. I he uiortu-
n,e man instantly couipIoheudcd his position. 4
81 cossion Of shouts and snpcato,s foowed the IA
dies ~ the. fgh;, growing fainter .o .istcr rs the
disttuce Increased; whi.c the sen,.tmaa." with
considerable mors'y. remained iG the water. e,.n-
ca1 great agitation, aud I'M osiug roStiiuiiou.. AZ
lr- "i.n scniorlaa 'ungs and sd enertiy n anna-
'cl ~. aqpfo9rate gesture bat vau--thc i,e.@f-
e. maidens were iHczosallr. 4. l.e spot ..as vrr.
-ecul-d, some h,m> elapsed r.. ..I- hc -..naa .aakc
hi- situation known. A. iu1th a. grimm. 4. .l,-j,,
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T RFsrKIlNC THE R41Ir or IAss4.r.-
Young hsnu,Aan. once ,i.ne 10 n.sioa tor II ,rr.
pose oi ea,paz tnc acleuce ot medicine IL va,
tall aud athletic shreud, apt, and intelligent. mib
sprakHng If Wa.gi>hucss. He va induced into
the Charity Hospital, ana room 10 the i..lrl o,y
given him as = stn}y On enfctiu.s H.. ooyy ,, ,,,
he vas iutroduec c, t. voting T,,nch ,paa cr,,-
p,ng ihe room. also :, ,dert. The young French
nan, il seems was very frank in lis manners co,,,to
Gus vet cod, and he iu. ad l.csed his con ,;,ior.
S,g, | am indeed pleased 70 see vou, aad hone
that We tia. rsovc nl,'ial'v acoo huf IN d, der
that this No! be The case. viii incr,n >ou that
nave bad several so.lst t,sii,-na,teS with none e
whom could eyer agree, Nc co.ld nry.r pr,spe ror
studies to1<,hcr Iti room, cont. inc two be,is. os
Tie cid, II occupant claim tie one nearest the y IN,
dow.
Iht kcamckaa as,eniea
f Now, SAID the F,e..-h.nan, IN draw bo,,,}s-
I nuc bctwrCn our territories and W shah ea.9,
agree not to encroac., ,,ron tie others rioh,. and
taking piece Of chalk from -. pocket he made a
mark 1f division l,idut, iron. ON. s;ie of m. ron,
i3 ,he other. 'Sir' hc added l. hone Won have mn
,brct3n to the trcatv'
/ None in ,he world, .ir answered tie ytranger.
Il am perfectly satisfied wit! H. lie then s.,., dovn
fog his iaroapc and both Students .at low, - ~
T.ha r,.n,,,,,, $500. ..,. ,.o..,.. .,
I . o,I Er.,l ,. ,, ; ~; - - a. "I''o ~
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L;t, " ''' ''o ~ a"' "N
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teu ,s nm. rho Ennl,n ,,,'l -, 10
I h,s c,,va, hnobn9 nm hi ILL a. ai i'.yyt
and c.s,yod to depart
Stand. sir,' said the stranger, sudleni, pla-in~
himself, with toe 10 ;he mark, dircc,, N font Il
the French .,udesi ii you cross hat me Won are a
dead man
- he Ftens hmah s''od pae With astonls helcnt.--
- "I $50" 'o'r" go, " ''''''1 '' "'s '"oe'~-
/ 49, = - 80 '' '>'''- '"O''S"S' ""e"
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passaseP
No, sir, indeed you did not and YOU pass this