The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
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ogrMhals;ps9seaa qf j;Hsaavsrtjn Ha rlhaas into.
bread has, at ALMOST every step, violated the
laws OF natis sGa h5t Suggestions;
Ssnd chs reform must bs fundahiedtallo ono.
Wheat is. beyond all dispqte, the saa
ARlS es AaRan faoa. is bsing tbss4sp ,yegsta-
ble production yet discovered, that contains all
VIC ssh - Ylss HSses u ~ oil
thaaalgscss bonesj &tty tissue aud, bru US, in
5aatshsrfgh 81 tioal iBeans,sfpsas Ihda4
corn .sapd the other grains, afford Per feet noar
lsBIdst sfor aiisther guns but tho brain, rhy
ah es A r.aslsI the spinsl l iusFisW ] ]aad
the nerves, which branch from rthes sbrainganaa
ars aadsnssss ad compostioa WITH isssksiIHplS
forming one system or set of organs Nowsthe
pabnlum of the brainis'phosphorus, whose life
giving FIRE thrills along thesu6fves; aid whose
light illumines the chambers Of the mind ru4for
could wes1ightly understand the correspondence
SetMss9 ;tiateriiaal and the spiritdui, s%Se
might see That's light in the intellectual sense
g something - more @ than mere guf6 off
Spsssha wear the brain BY study stud or any any
sneHtalioffoft throws off the phSsphorhs,,' which
B found Y otheTr waste matter ii the, i urihc itn
afsothen ecretions.i TO keep the brain healthy
-afa n,luist mist Be- 81 rcstaatsa
BY the1iaeoff food containing phosphorus and
thae fobd iissfist is wheat. '''7'- iis'~n
It would seem as ifWkoat was made for brain
food, and man, tie only animal thai, works with
his, brain, is thesonly ,coEsuti6r ,ofia 'Bdt by
stfahge ,caprioss' the ffeaptihgs a'bbe his
dntqitions eare1 oyerruled Thy his tastes; and in
za zsAaPafticaIaF instance, to his great aetrimsnt
particle of This bra raj aaa hi
phosphornst is found in the hull or BRAN. of the
fSeh eh' sonar from from the tba aous
yfora the fmerely gratifyiag the eye With
sE!ls1 ssa sa al
aauperierity (which whsas possesses,ovef al dozen
other kip9Is Of cheapeF vegetables Ia addition
action ,of the bran on
the internal organs keeps them III healthy
state and supercedesstlie necessity of pills and
other cathartics which mdny peoplearc obliged
to.use hahtunliy. This matter of naak ing flour
-Tef sthg whole awheat,iis is wcll,understoodr aud
ssaPproged, ,5 EVERY aehSOl I pHsic igsala
their pateuts, tic
sand ste tehehings Of ,its i1sstis
sii. sapa aeyhs Vyhssat, ,fas ,aosur
Sassit in called lisa staple afticie m markets.
e. u Ii isi m A. bec as ii5ssa
againsti Tile brown, plebansl looking aoaf, sit will
saniilsh ia 'n6st cases at the rasts If sBfead
is veil made from we'll ground wheat Of u good
quality, the sweet, fragrant, in4ty aayef COM
rnendng itself to every taste notwholly yitiated,
With wheat fo9r. 'tho cgmplaiitits or Heavy,
aeas and ipsipM bread Would % vanish fv@cser, ;s,
sg.tis soflights: owingto the,feathery PARTICLES
iise ethat 10 y yeast sas or
.alkali is necessary to .raise'it hutit Isl when
, slisa sSa q.oae, q.le, absolutely
rising ytoea greater cxtent thanlfne flour.
81 Teafisrsd ai s aga h' po than
thirteen per cent of the flour isssaveiL,by
dispshsihg @ith yeast as tho Fermentation II NJ s
Its growth converts that proportion ftheisarch
and sugar into alcohol.l This is saved of course
by the ase Of alkalf and aoid to generate caf
bonio aeid but "a, ,deleterious neutral salt lis. lin
seYery. .case tefs.s ihes hread- taftrateof soda
Is used soda, il sour
Tpaik and mellassate, if molasses! The .bestand
sm6se entirely anobnoxious mode rof raising .frie
sfour for those who viii use it, is to use nuriat-
sicsaeid which' forms with soda acot.imon salt;
bEead, and Is 81 const,u col stt;
onts Of the humanbod ErcAanJe.a~ go
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TO RAIsE:EA ToMAfpss3n About the
first Of March, take fey large turnips, and cut
ont the hearts Of them, to form a, sort Of, cup
Fill the cavities with e9rth, and plant two or
three tomato tt SCI seeds each When the seeds
.haye well spreated, ,,pull up all butthe health
'sies6 piant il;ieach turnip and letthose that re-
aain they viii have the benefit Of
sthe sun; the plant will grow very thrifty-tho
deeayihg tiirnp furnishing it food, When, tho
.sseather becomes sufficiently warm, set tho tur
snlps IL well PFePafead soil, not less thar three
istceti apart, make the lathe frames to Keep the
vines from ground, and keep the soil wen
hilleds upprouud them and you will have a crop
thntswill 'astohish the nat YES! The; advantage
consists in getting the plants started carIg.w;tb-