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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

Galveston papers Of September 18th
have bean received.
Governor Hamilton has Issued q procla.
nation for the rule of government affairs,
pending the restoration of the State gov
eminent. All the former laws relating to
slavery are sbrogated, AID the eolored peo-
pie declared equal TO the whites in the eyes
OF the law. District courts NAV exercise
jurisdiction IN criminal and other cases,
except relative to negroes, under the ststa
laws, where they do not conflict with tbs
acts of Congress.
The following information will be of
value to persons having business with the
Treasurer of the United States in this
city. United States notes used as eurren-
ey, if too much worn or defaced for circu-
lation, are redeemable only by the Treas
urer of the United States, from whom
rules for their redemption in sums of 81 or
more may be sent to the Treasurer by
mail without prepayment of postsge and
its value will be returned by treasury
check or draft on either of the Assistant
Tressurers in New York, Boston, or Phil
adelPhlA In sums of 81, 900 or more. Cur
reney for redemption can be transmitted
under seal to the Treasurer of the United
States without charges to the owner of it.
Circulating notes Of National banks in
Liquidation are redeemable oalv bv the
Treasurer of the United States. Treasury
notes bearing interest and convertible
should be sent to the Secretary of the
Treasury for conversion st their maGurity.
Certificates Of Indebtedness, st their matu-
rity, should be endorsed by the Secretary
Of the Treasury for redemption, and be
mailed to that officer. Treasury certificates
Of deposit on account of temporary loan
should be enclosed to the Secretary of the
Treasury for redemption. The place of
payment Of interest on United States reg
stered bonds can only be changed by an
application to the Register of the Treasury.-
'1As - vii Craugus IN Ine registry OF
luch bonds.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS.
A meeting Of the Board of Commits
'loners Of fire insurance companies to-day
decided by twothird vote to make the
of insurance on cotton, and other goods in
tore where cotton is stored, Sl35 on each
300. Large companies will adhere to the
action, and the effect of it will be to induce
IWners Of goods to separate their cotton
rom their other merchandise.
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From Mnshinr1on.
WAsHINaroN. Septamber

WAshINuIUhi OePLdHUoI ou'
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
to. day ruled that publishers of newspapers
whose receipts therefor exceed $40, 500 an
nually should be licensed as msnufsctur-
ers. and such license cover sn sales ofthese
manufactures at or from the place of pub
LEGATION, and also the printing and sale Of
bill heads circulars, 30. a.,
The receipts from internal revenue to-
day amounted to over $l8,OOO,OOO.
Among the visitors at the executive
mansion, to-day, were Maj. Gems Wool,
and Palmer and l.. r. Walker, formerly
Secretary of War Of the OOnfederaoy,
During the past week the Treasury De-
partment has destroyed nearly $4lO, 900
worth OF redeemed mutIlated currency.
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'ralher and Duncan In Court
EOreign News.

NEW YoRK, October 1.
The steamer America, from Southampton
the 2Oth uIt., arrived tonight. Her news
is four days later.
The cattle plague was increasing. Lon
don COW houses were decimsted.
The Army and Navy Gazette says Donald
Mckay of Boston is in close communication
with the admiralty on the torpedo subject.
The authorities intend laying torpedoes in
the channels leading into the harbors.
The Police blockaded Parliament street,
Dublin, taking possession of the Irish Peo-
pie newspaper office. Twenty persons were
arrested. Several arrests were made at
Cork.
The English squadron was off the coast,
The Liverpool Albion says that Mr..
Bepj amin, Ex-Con federste Secretary of
state, intends 10 join the English bar,
FRAECE.-Accounis from the Middle Dis
triets are favorable.
The Prussian Government has issued
proclamation announcing the assumption
by the king of Prussia, of the title of the
Duke of Laurenberg, and annexation of
Laurenberg to Prussia. The King prom
ises to carry on the Government of Duchies
in conformity with the existing laws.
Russell's letter to agents abroad censures
the German powers, and says the force
alone is power which has been consulted
and recognized as violence, and consequent
ly is only q basis upon which Austria and
Prussia can establish q Convention.
England deeply deplores the disregard
manifested for public right and legitimate
to be heard when the question affects their
destiny.
RUss1A.-Russia officially declares she
will maintain the non-intervention policy
in the Schleswsg Holstein matter.
LIVERPOOL, 2O-Cotton buoyantand prices
have advanced 14@1zd. Sales for two days
foot up Al, 900 bales. Market advancing.
Rreadstuffs-Flour inactive. There is
but little inquiry and prices are weak.
Wheat easier, and quotations are barely
maintained. Corn-holders pressing their
stock on the market.
Provisions-Beef quiet and steady. Pork
inactive but steady. Bacon steady. Lard
buoyant.
Produce-Sugsr active. Coffee steady.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 3s for refined. IS
s-zIsosDoES2 S20s-~0onsols closed for money at
5s@S92z; Ill. Cent. shares sO14@1z; Erie |
shares 5s@5sH; 52Os 6s2S@6s5s.
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Items.
NEW YORK. Sc,

NEW YORK, September 80.
The Times Washington special says the
Secretary has decided that in the case Of
loss of checks issued by government ON
GERS, Assistant Treasurers or designated
United States depositories are not required
to pay duplicates. aA s.r
The Posts special says dispatch from
Montgomery says 1t is believed that the
Alabama Convention will adjourn to day.
The Commercial says the miners in the
entire Valley Of the Lsckawanns haye re-
sumsd work, and there is q prospect Of 8
fall in the price Of coal; d ,ad au15d o5
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Gold market,

.r..r Er NEW 1Okk1 OeptemDer 5O.
Gold is stronger. The export of specie
to day is larger than was anticipated,
amounting to nearly one million dollars,
which produces stronger tone among sell
lers. The expected large payments next
week on account of $40 coupons checks
the upward tendency. Quotations this
morning ranged from Ia to I444. The
payments on account of 20 coupons from
Monday TO last evening wereabOut 81, $780,
900. .r- 3D.
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Great TrOttinE on the Driving Park,

Great TrOtfing on the Driving Park, Mon
day October I'd, 1866 Programme Of entries for
premiums 500. Second class trotting horses, six
entries. 7. }. Towson, Kate: Wm. II. Potts,
Blocks: J. Bennett. Fsnny I, Boyd, Patchin, 8.
B. CoukIin, Grey Pet: s Telleham, LooI OuE.
Entries for double teams: 7. J. Towson, Kate
aud mate: ". Boyd, Flora and mate; ]. KOrtz,
Fanny snd mate: J. Bennett, Franz and mate;
W. H. Potts, Nat and John. The above five teams
viii compete for a splendid double harness and
whip valued at sl75.0O Harness made By BeII.
Tuesday, October Sd. Maria Brough and Fanny
viii pscs for 800. The horses will be called pre-
ciseIy at p n, AdmI tancs to the track so csnts
each day during the Fair. WM. &. POTTS,
oct2 25I Superintendent.
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CITY NEWS

BURIAL OF A sOLDIER.-YOung Roruch, of
Company G, 1Ssth o. VI, who was run
over by the cars at Crestline, last Friday,
while on his way home to this city with his
comrades, was buried yesterday. The
funeral took place from the residence, on
Kinsman street, of the father of the de-
ceased. The comrades of the young SOL
der were in attendance, and followed the
remains to the grave, moving to the music
OF dirges performed by band.
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FROM Rf. DomIneo.

~ . NkW ] ORK1 UctoDer I.
St Domingo news to the 9th of Septem-
Der has been received. The ST. Domini-
cans we're celebrating the second anniver-
sary of their restoration TO Independence
by many rejoicings.
Business was reviving, and notwith-
standing an ominous rumor that the Span
isrds intended to reespture Semana, the
Gibrslier of the West Indies, the affairs Of
the little republic are looking up.
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Fronl baltimore.

BALTIMORE, UcIOU6r 7.
The steamship Somerset the first Of the
new line between this city and Liverpool,
sailed hence on Saturday with large
number of passengers: The vessels in the
harbor were gaily decorated with fsgs in
honor Of the event, and the wharves were
crowded with people, who cheered the
Somerset as she passed, Salutes were also
fred from the forts.
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snspenaetl Rnsiness.

WASHINGTON, September 30.
The Washington Branch of the U. 8.
Sanitary Commission suspended general
business to-day, and all surplus stock, Office,
fixtures, &c, will be disposed of by sale.
The claim agency business, to which the
Commission has lately devoted much st
tention, and which has been very success
full in their hands, will be continued. 1t
is understood the Commission has fund
of about S40O OO0 on hand, -
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TeIeEraphIc Communication SOUTH
ID NFw YoRK- SAntannhar 90

By permission Of the War Department
the Associated Press will, on Monday NEXT
re establish telegraphic news business rels-
tions with the Southern press, between
Washington and New Orleans BY the sea
board route. The lines south of Washing
ton are understood to be in fair order, and
are rapidly being put in the best condition
for the despatch of business, and there is
reason to hope that there will be no further
interruption in the enjoyment of mod
crate degree of telegrsPhic facilities be-
tween the Southern and Northern press Of
the country .H.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

A ahealthy" loyAlist named PendIeton
has been making q speech in Virginia. He
was once an old line whig. He has BEEN
opposed TO secession Now he wants TO 20,
70 Congress. In his speech occurs this
pleasant and pathstic passage: @E,-r-
Yankee generals Wsdsworth, Moro,
Robinson and Rice-csmped on my 90
for five months, winter before last; le,
although l don't exactly believe in s, sisI
providences, the fact that three OF th4m
fell dead at the Wilderness, the day sifer.
they crossed the RspidaR, looked like
special dispensation in my bebslE~ IRIS
stamps Pendletcn as ling about "a
abeaithiestn lovali-4 we have seen YES
Send him Congress.-E.so York Iri.
bat~
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Patent InteIIigenee.

d. D N. WASHINGTON September 80.
Three patents, to John A. Murray, for
combined mower and reaper, have been
extended by the Patent Office, and the ap-
Phcation as to two others have been finally
denied; d 5.-' sy,s,. : a5s Hiassyy VT
&C.. ID. .t--a- B. y
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GmciaI EeonOmy,

BosroE, September 80.
The Hon. Charles Hudson, Assessor of
the 9th Internal Revenue District, states
that the entire cost Of assessing and col
lecting the Internal Revenue for that dis
trict during the past fiscal year amounts
to only three -hundredths of one per cent.
Of the tax itself.
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Meettuetn East CIeyeIand.-Th,

Meeting I'm East CleVeIand.-Thers will
be meetins at the oongI sgational Charch on
Monday evening, October I'd, to raise funds for
building a new house of worship. All interested
in. and friendly to the enterPrlss, both ladies and
gentlemen, are invited to attend.
The meeting will be addressed BY Rev. DR.. VOL
cott, Prof ThOms and others. oct2:25O
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LEADER.
MONDAY, OOTOBER 3, 1886.
LAKECOUNTY FAIR

Ets Grand Suceess---TvgenfyCo Colts In the
Bfng-.DurnRms fn Their Glory
6reenbacas I'm Lake CAtIIe-SPlen.
did show of zine and Long WOOIs-
The Hogs Of LAke-sOme hiekens
Yet-AgrieuIturAI ImPIemeDts-The
Central s'aIaee-slheese. Fruits, seeds,
GRAINS Vegetables, Flowers, DOnAes-
Ties, &c.'--6rOWIh and Health eff
PaintnYtiIe. -Rsel
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General neies.

/ .-..-.--.-. NEW YORK, September 30
The Heralds special says there was q
rumor afoat to-day that Gen. MeiQs was
to be superseded in the Quarter Masters
Department, the succession probably to
devolve upon some one of ths senior officers
OF that Bureau, such as Gel. Crosby or Col.
Vinton. @ ---- - ..--l
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FrOnl GinefrInafi.

1e 1,if't - p CINCINNATI, October l.
The Pittsburgh and .Steubenville Rail-
road seross the Pan handle is completed:
TrSins will commence running through
from Pittsburgh to Columbus on and after
tomorrow.
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Died.


r.. 1 PROVIDENCE, 4. l., October !.
Rev. DIR. Francis Wayland, who was
more than % years President of Brown
University, was prostrated by paralytic
stroke on Tuesday last, and died on Saturday
afternoon, aged 90 years. .r.r
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

NEW York, September 80.
The theatrical managers Of this city have
have held meeting, and resolved. TO with
draw their Advertisements from the Herald.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

Gold C&upOns.-september, November and
January Go Coupons and o. 8. 6 per cent Cont
pound Interest Notes OF 1854. bought 1t higehst
market rates by Z. J. FARMER q CO., Bankers,
No. l45 Superior street, under Redden House.
sel4254
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PTTTsBUBGH, September 80.
The great i've mile foul. cared race re-
suited in the triumph of Pittsburgh. Time,
Friendship, HamiH brothers, 82.26; New
York. 1892 ,-
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For Lake superiGr-The new stsuneh and
elegant steamer lronsidss, Captain J. Z. Tuner
viii leave our dock for ontAnogon and intermsdi-
ate pOFtsO on Wednesday, october 4th, at O'Clock,
Pm.
For freight or passage apply to s8.
MALONE, PETIT d 90.
o. oct2:25O uu-Itf 5r-- 1877 and I29 River street.
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MaErH ExTRAcTEp WITH OF

WTTHOUT PAIHI -
~ Dr.. J. r. DANIELS, at nis - s1b y y
roe-t roeae-. - 5tsTtness Z 6hsnDOn's Drug Store
GLrisci.i Teeth made without springs or vie. SiIes,
thst % psrfsctly resemble the nssi = ~ go
=. =, distIuRul1hed from the origine. ~ ~ -
aops.--1ss % - This method dssa nos require tne
..Ssossou Of roots or any paipul pperetlon. Sai
preserve teeth sh.t are loose. ons s,on N
as AaiVTrnTsr or Lower Set tfom SO 20 Slo eezs
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PICToN, O. W., September 80.
The schooner Thistle from Wellington,
to osEego, with cargo of $4,000 bushels
of barley is ashore at West Point in bad
condition, ..
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To tell Of the visiting brief
And teach young Autumn achanging power,
To WELD all, 10th forest and flower,
The l0veliest, sweetest, and chief. . -.
PafnesVille is growing rapidly, and itn
good Mayor Steele informs US that there is
not a dwelling or a store vacant Among
other improvements, the old Cemetery, To-
Gated in the midst of the residence portion
of the village, is about to be
changed to a Public Park. The re.
moval of the dead TO the beautiful
new Cemetery on the east bank of Grand
River, overlooking landscape ofmuch ex-
tent and exquisite loyeliness, has already
haen commenced. The healthy IS well IS
every other way desirable locality of
Palnesville, is worthy Of special note. The
village sexton is nearly at the Anderson
vile point of starvation, for we learn that
between the 4th of May and the 18th Of
September last, he had made but three in
terments, one 3 drowned personl The
population of Painesville Is between FIVE
and six thousand. Can any ether com
muniiy in any land show 30 favorable q
record of mortality j. A. ID.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

To PrInters.-We, have for sale In quantities
to suit. Btnghams Celebrated Boiler Composition;
also, PAImsr's Patent Composition. the best and
most durable e1iant All orders By mail promptly
attended to. address LEADER CO., cleveland,
Ohio. 1ltras Fli..s.@l- G.! 8lE.4 a-l i- 4-4 augT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

sweet.LiPs is the pretty mama of the princess
in the fairy tale, and eYsry iaay may 30 Princess
svsst.Bps, ifphs pbOosss to use the fragrance
breathiug SozDDoAT. This faro essence Of innu-
merable aromatic herbs, removes every blemIsh
from the tsOth, gives blnAh rose tings to the
gums, and rendeOs the mouth as pure and fresh IS
an infant. "-- octQ:eod
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business Education.
Fs OALKIHS, GRIFBIN 4 O0.'S
UNION BUSINESS INSTITUTE,

.......l.-.. AT OBEBLIH, OHIO, ....
Offers Inducements to those desirous Of acquiring
good practical business education, much superior
to any other Commercial College in the country.
The TelsgrAphio Department Is under the snper'
vision Of several Of the best telegraph men in the
West enabling them to obtain situations for their
graduates much more readily thsa similar Instltu-
tioas. For other particulars. Addresr as above.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

s. Ice for Ssls.-3OO, tons Ice for sale IN guam
bts, tq4 4uis RsFehAsss.. :. Il
BOSE PRENTISs,
USpII:E5Q Ia and IA ontario st,tet,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

!. WQOdeR Ptpe.-The undersigned is prepared
to furnish Wooden Pipe Of any desired size, for
MATER RRAIHAaB. SEWERAGE, &c.
This Pipe is cheap, durable AndieAsily laid.
'A orders promptly 6lIsd.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

Railroad shipping BOOks-NeW style,
SsOtuP on shO4 botics, At the Ll4DnR OfsOO. SePl2
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2Y0JBArHs ONE DOLLAR: EACH
11YKg RAILROAD FAST B

rAYKS RAILROAD FAST EX-
II PRESS WAGES CoMPUrIh9 IAsLaS.- sasS-.
..o-t II ,boTate, complete and eomprehensse
1o-k eor computing wages ever puDnsheo IN tnis
.ooSatsT. Everybody having wages 70 oomRassS sS
Sats L; and no oao having onoe nhso al s.nrS ~
Izftbopt IL for three times It's cost AteIy nsuILo
EarrSnted correct. It's form 70 nueh tnat we
@mountS desired oaR be found with great nSPioy ~
1hile Il Is practically Impossible 20 n.sne - ne
. --s .ozghf Ii il more convenient ior use thAn
49, nsobipe with revolving diaLs or CYLINDER ever
saya1.ed- substantially bound IN book iorm.Z =
TIVE s.csint or the prios. Sold in this city
% BHKER Agent, S96 Superior stree'' and
81 he pabii1hsT, LE5TER HAYES, Kent; t- rOt-
- county, Ohio. tss eHPerieaos1 snssss9
,TSnfsd. - =
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MINNESOTA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The track
0i ne Minnesota Central Railroad was laid
IL MinnsapOlis on the 2sfh, and the first
r. n Ofcars entered that place in eater
oyln. The work has been prosecuted with
great rapidly in order to complete it be-
ore the State Fair. Trains commenced
running TO Dundas on the 27th. In two
weeks the road will be completed 10 Fari-
bault. v.
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TTI.RRY AND PLATRD WARE
SsWas''t P'''-'' '- = GOV y u Vsi.Si ESs;si
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RaiIrOa1 Intelligence.

RAILRoAD TUNNEL CoNPLETED.--The
A hens (o.) Messenger, of last week, an
ounces the completion Ofthe Pitcher Tun-
on the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
d. This tunnel is 1 500 feet in length,
1 is the eighth opened on the road.
LOAN 0FFERHD By RAILROAD CAPFTALIsrs.-
The Erie Railroad Company has been Of
fersd q loan of s5,OOO,OOO by English cspi-
lsJis's, which will probably be accepted.
N proposals have been made for the ANAL
gaB zion of the. Erie interest with that of
the Aslantic & Great Western.
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sepqs:25O Chapin's Block, IA Columbus ct.
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RLEGANT BLACK AND FANCY
SILK AND VELVET VESTS.
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Special Report.
A GREAT SUIT.

PITrsBUKeH, September 80.
An important suit was brought here in
tns UHived esate1= Court --s5-HrI5s I rzIner
& Duncan, Pit Hole City. The suit is to
enforce a contract for the sale of the cele-
bratsd HOlmden Farm, Pit Hole Creek,
on which is located the great flowing wells.
The value of the property involved is es-
timAted at four or FIVE millions of dollars.
The complainants allege the writer con-
tract of sale was for thirteen hundred
thousand dollars, and that the production
of the Farm so greatly increased that
Prather s. Duncan refuse to carry out the
contract
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-09

MucILAcE AND INK I. G. Widely. I'll,
mucilage put up in bottles is simply solu
ton of gum arabic in water. The cheaper
kinds of gum are usually employed, and il
this case it is necessary to use boiling waite,
and strain the mucilagc to remove impur
tics. We have used small quantity Of oreo
cote to prevent it from moulding. Essencc
of cloves is sometimes used for the same pur.
pose, A few drops of Nitrobenso'e, lquid
which smells quite like oil of bitter almond
will entirely prevent -four paste from mould
ing, aud we have no doubt would answer fol
ink.-1g1culwiSt.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-09

In answer to an inquiry in a previous MUM
Der of the Agriculturist, GLOW to make yeast
without having any to commence with, u
"Young Badger" Appleton, Wis, sends the
following directions. ain an earthen vessel, as
= bowl or pitcher, holding | quart, put pint
salt, and still in flour enough to make it as
thick as ordinary pancake batter Place the
dish in kettle af milkwarm water, and keep
it at even temperature as possible from 4 to
hours. After it rises, take quarts of
milkwarm water, mix with it as much -four,
with a spoon, let it stand M hour at the same
heat as the yeast, then add flour and knead
into loaves. Let it stand in warm place
until it rises, J to hour, then bake.