davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-04

TIE COTTON MOVEMENT.
NEW YORK, July 2.-The cotton Increment for
the week shows receipts from all the ports TO be
11,7o9 bales, and exports, z, i95 bales-
c1TT MORTALITY.
Deaths for the week, III, an sncrease Of 25a On
last week
SussKA
4 contract was entered intO EesteldaF by SsI2-
kosch, on behalf OF Christine Slissen. Win rue
New York Aen1elssohn Union, pruVt1anx for
series OF six to twelve or1tof1oS during the com-
ing Heasou- ....
DEATH PROM ofIU4.
MrA Jno. 7, Darnum died In Btpoklyn yester-
day from an over dose OF the solution Of opium pro
cured at q drug store On the corner o. Fulton and
Washington aVenuea The c1e2f has been az
rested -
ODD FE1Lo"aHH
GRIND sire tafns*olta and FEanE = AQ3dar
cotn1nls 70 tstAoliso me oIuefDs o0a fet-
lows IN ee5mans' nave feaeHed ne1e'i ifom cau-
1ornla- -
- KAtLkoAn EkE1GtIIs7
sIelSnt aaenLs ol tae AoAeI1hs, ~, anu REM
sJlfahla hoaas 5esteluay Ia1e0 70 4lia1Se UNI.
1ofnl tates 1oF t1ansp1rtation NesL ING Ei3e @ Hna
tennss!sanlA Cent1a cfaimeu 1nat sAnnelolis
ianed 70 heep nls asfeemenIA Ionpeanous
thIte1n1e, stn conlnues. ana lfetenE rates nave
again been reduced. RS 1onoWs: Fer 100 ms
from New 1orS 70 Clnctnnan, u cleveland, Sl-tl:
Chicago, sl.l2; Iolcdo, SIC; LOUISVILLE SLs5: In
dlanapoHs, $L1A
MuKHY. .....
MEIrhy'3 nomination Il regarded a. great
triumph for ThaEioW Weed and Ben. ButleE. The
World says that In declling 10 abanuon me sstun&
, 1870-07-04

f,ted to give origin to startling Incidents, To
the List Of adventures and accidents that hayn
| attended It, We add another thrilling soene It
Lhls place, on the evening Of the 16th inst. It
| vas minated IN the presence Of 1900 people,
aronaut took his po1altioa in the trail bark,
the rope that held it to the earth Was looa-
ened, and, eheeriuE asit starred, sharp east
! wind blowing at the time. it caught second
party, who became entangled in the ropes, and
| ploter han<lng by tile feet. At the height
Of thirty feet the unwilling traveller sue
| ceeac6. IN catching the horizontal rope near
| the bottom OF the balloon with his hands, and
| th1s supported mounted to height Of four
handred feet, and moved rapidly in westerly
oifection; !ho rapid cooling and condensation
OF heated alr and gases that supported it, and
tho extra weight Of hundred and eighty
pounds caused it to descend almost aB fast a.
it went up, landing tho two passengers with
heavy concussion On the caves of house,
from which they fell, bruised, gashed, and
1ainting, to the gIound, AT first they we're
supposed to be killed, but prompt medical at
tention soon rcsuscitated them, and their hurts
proved not very serious. The emotions Of the
man hanging by his feet and hands alone aud
moving rapidly through the aiE, at an eleva-
ton Of four or fire hundred feet, may bo bet
ter imagined than described
ONO.
The Medina correspondent Of the Cleyel.nd
Herald tells Of boy who made him q good
item By looking into toy cannon Just as al
other boy touched it of. Tue correspondent
thought that that was the only item in the
boy but the doctors got him around in
week or two, and then the lad, in trying to
blow target gun, sucked the cork down his
throat, and the surgeons worked tweuty-four
hours to get it out. After dilating on it, tho
writer SAYS: .That boy is splendid for items.
but correspondents Of neighboring towns need
not Try to hire or steal him, for have him
copyrighted"
An occurrence opport une to tho heated
Terrell, Spring Hills, Champaign County. AS
lie states it, "a cloud upset and poured its
contents into his potato patch. Tho Inter
covers about fourth of an acre. The storm
did not extend over one milo square, and al
most the whole Of it descended upon his quar-
ter acre. It deposited thereon, by actual meas
u1ement, two feet OF solid hail. Mr.. Terrell
sent word to his neighbors, who exclaimed
''all hail !" and brought in their milk. Tho
entire nelghborhooa feasted on ice cream for
two days."
The following explains itself:
W1NISGTON. O., June 15, 1870.
"The Second Baptist Church OF Wilmington,
f1ndlng Elder Davis not the man that he processes
to be, We deem 1t our duty to publish him to the
world; and do recommend all the churches OF the
came faith aud order to debar him from tneIr pull
pits:
n2. Lying on Elder Hickman
t3. Joining the New Street Church, Cincinnati.
And then when We called after him he refused to
come. ........ 49,, . ...
"Done by order and In behalf Of the Second
Baptist Church OF Wilmington,
"A. G, MALLORY, Clerk
, 1870-07-04
-THEHAF1ONAt i : GAME.



Tue wu1rk STOCKINGS At NEW HAVEN.
SKw HAVEN, July a-The White Stockings
walked through the Yale nlnc .o-dsy 10 about tue
same manner they did through tue HEv2rds on
tae day p1cyluQs~ Ilsre were quite nanaef Oh
visitors from New Yu-s TO witness the game and
form opinions as to what might be expected nom
fae chicago nine nexr week The game WIS
very pretty ore throughout, although one std=d
aoa somewhat t.dious, fron the fact ta.t the ula-
plFe. M Sesson, Of the. Mutuals, wa7 verr leat-
ent IN calling tals Which LEFT great scope fos
the pitchers On ao;h s!dtA Otherwise he Was very
1mpastiaL AcJes'e pitched Tie nrs: four funings-'
ana the ia'e Cub toos y it very ksnliY for ssren
runs, when Pinkham was put in, after when the
fa!cs scored au. s!RSle ta!;y. Tac same vas
we'll telded on bo:a sides, taet7 be.ax no MINING
At all sn the out iftfds on the pazt OF the YaIcI
The pr t,iest fy cath Ut the game vas 1n1ie bJ
Jimmy WotAI, whO On the nInth inning caDt,otes1
8Esy han which was Knocked WAY over his head.
neeessissfmE his running for quite . distance IL
the A5ecsun where the bail began itB descent
The 1afes made several very beautiful Sod dI6cutt
~ catches. This Is the worst defeat tnat has
been administered to Tits club for q long ume.
Following IS
, 1870-07-04

In the Legislature to be elected this fall,
Cook County will have four Senators, an6
not less than eighteen Representatives, if
the census of 1870 can be ascertained by
the State officers prior to September %;
otherwise, our delegation Will ronsis, of
about sixteen House members under the
State census of 1865.
Estimating the dclegatiea at eighteen,
under the census Of 1877, the West Dis
ts7ct will be entitled o about eight, the
South to six, and the North to four men,
bers. It is a paramount duty of the Re-
publicans of Cox County to nominate
none but meyof known and established
integrity an1 honesty. The county was
disgraced j. the last Legislature by several
purchase4ple and corrupt members, who
sold OF the interests Of their constituents
for roney considerations. It is not neces-
sap to give names, as all observing citi-
zsns well know to whom this reference is
made. The services of that class of venn1
recxeants ere not desired hereafter;
and their better course is to keep in the
shade and enjoy their spoils.
In addition to men of reliable integrity,
Cook County must send men of ability.
The best talent that can be induced to
serve must be selected. Cook County has
suffered severely in previous Legislatures
by sending small men-small in ability, as
well as in rectitude. The mental aud
moral measure of members is quickly taken
at the State capital A very large portion
of the excellent and important provisions
.:of the new constitution were Incorporated
through the arguments; influence, and ex-
ertions Of the Cook County delegation,
which demonstrates what ability can do.
Brains will tell. There is plenty of the
article in this big county, and it is only
necessary to select it, and to refuse the
profered services of those who do not pos
SEES the commodity in sufficient quantities.
Cook County cannot afford to play second
fiddle in the Legislative balls. She must
be represented in both branches Of the next
Legislature by 6rst-class men. There is
great deal of very important Legislation to
be done under the new constitution Many
Of the statutes must be reconstructed.
General laws must be enacted to take the
place of multitudinous special Legislation,
and Chicago has vast interests at stake, that
are operated under charters and organized
companies. The new constitution works
revolution in many things, and this county,
which pays one-sirM Of the taxes of the
State, must be represented by delegation
capable of comprehending her interests and
able to defend them.
, 1870-07-04
Indian Murders and Dc&FeAations ae
xeuth laAs-LnnA Nnlea~

CuK1HxK ". T., Juty 2--Aletter from South
PaEs says ou June Is, tho 1ntEans stole from that
vicinity nlnety-ei9ht head or horses and mules-
The cIizeus pursued, but ait' their horses being
5odies OF Dr. Bard, HarneT Morgan and Nj. Me-
sos, they having been tcEtured to death by the
!aai.na Morgan WAS scs(ped, King had the bolt
tendon8 down his spine taken cut for bow sulnRA
The Indians Tho committed these depreIatlouz
were ATrapahoes aud sipnx.
DENVER, Col, June e.-The National Land Conn.,
r2ny h14 sold, since the opening OF the Denver
ONCE, April II, 9st47 acres, for 81, $50, reeeiv-
May business, nearly $50 the company has
also received application for Il, ,0oo acres ksnsaA
Pacific lands, Fhtch will soon be ready 1of
market
, 1870-07-04
Serious Accident from a Moving Ma
chime

MoNAoC1R, July "a shocking accident occur
A Nj. BentaInin F. Norwood n company with
several laboreES. went Into his meadow for the
driving tha machines, saw In trnnt OF him bush,
which he preferred rot to have his sickle cut
Drawing mp close, he left E.sn to cut 1t with an
axe. The bush, In fsliingn struck the horses,
Causing them to start oR 3 run. CatchinR
The lines he pulled theD around IN 4
circle. when the blale. Of the machine
came up in hls rear, cutu14 of smoothly one leg,
and seVet1ng the other though The bone leavin8is
dangling BY the 1esh. Medical assistance fro1a.
this city vas Immediately. had To-day he IL u 3,
fair WAY to recover
, 1870-07-04

Description OF the New silver 31incN
in NcvS MExIco-Thc Cr0P& in that


SANTA FE, New Mexico, July "a letter to the :
Darty post, from the GEaEt County tNew AeAico) ,
new silver mines, describes the location OF the
mines as 5000 feet above the level Of the sea-
There Is population az Ralston, the new Village,
OF zoo. II Is Abour twcnty-hve miles from the
nearest river. Two hundred and eighty one ledxea
have been discovered. and over ftty miles Of
claims are located Many Of the claims, not be-
Ing made IN conformity NTH the Terrific
rial laWB, are being thrown out, but
are reIoeared about as f.Ft as opened. nuplct-
nal government has been formed and IN AealdE
elected. There IS no daabt OF the immense wealth
Of q great many Of the Claims A canal ana rail-
way company, with capital OF 81 ,o0o, ,Oca has
been formed 10 take the ore to the mi1.ca the
river, and to carry Tater In canals TO the mines.
The mines arc In The heart OF the Apache Indian
country. and the settlement will be greas secu-
rlty to pioneer settlers and travellers esew and
veV rich silver mines haze been discovered eight
miles frnm Fort BsyArtl.
Delightful showers Of rain have fallen at inter-
Eals during the past two weeks aud tic crops, At
one time regarded a. almost failure, low give
premise Of q talf average yield
: Active preparations for the celebecdpn OF the
Fourth Of July are being made. Ias demonstr1-
ton will surpass any ever made htre. Lpeeches.
music, and grand Assonic bail and banquet. will
be among she principal features q tte day.
, 1870-07-04

The majority for the new constitu-
tion, and most Of the separate articles, will,
undoubtedly, exceed one hundrsd thousand.
Tho opposition in Northern Illinois can
hardly be dignided by the term "scatter-
ing" There were dark, benighted, Bour-
bon "spots in Egypt whore brutal preju-
dice against the coIored citizens is intensi-
fed by dense Ignorance, in which hostile
majorities against the new constitution
were cast But these "spots," like those
on the sun, have not Eisibly affected the
bsiIliancy of the ratification.
, 1870-07-04
WlSCeNSIN.

RrsPssed Air Line Railroad frsm
EenA du Lac To MbAWAokoes
Special Despskh to The Cheap Trhuae.
prominent cttisens of shs city met 1a evening. to
take into consideration The project OF m air Line
railroad to Milwaukee, Af.sE ysftoas s,l snssshes
cnrs ltteo c04sisttnF Of twelve pFumtneas Eente-
men Wefs sppotnssa % stas Nl.sasse n ND con. con.
suit VIM no friends Of ne enterprise e fnak dsJ'
nees nan * tAh cjty; u It viii give additional
sisss ses ~ sSeloR .s,. ~ s<s',,s ssf ESa ~
- = ~ sSrr4irfr route 10 the city OF Chica1u
Ths e1teiprDs y new n: ne hsRaa 81 men ~ho
I'D - d -; ~ ,~ei
, 1870-07-04

There seems to be great commotion in
political circles in New York over the trans
fer of Mr.. Grinnen to the position of Naval
Officer, and the appointment of Thomas G.
Murphy as Collector of the Port. Both the
Tribune and the Times deuounce the Presi-
dent ferce1y, and call on the Senate to re-
ject the nomination of Murphy.
, 1870-07-04

Fourth OF July.

In accordance with our usual custom We
eha1l omit the publication Of TIE TRIBUNE
tomorrow, the 5th instant, thst the employees
Of the Office may hare their semi-annual
holiday.
, 1870-07-04

The colozed troops fought nobly. They
all voted for the new constitution and for
the Republican candidates for Judges. Al
though they voted side by side with Irish
men, there we're no heads broken, and the
world did not come 10 an end
, 1870-07-04
POLITICAL.


Jeff Thompson, Of the "lost CAUSE" has
declared his purpose to act in future with the
Republican party, as it ls, in his opinion, tho
party Of progress.
Florida has two Independent candidates
for Congress-. State Senator W. H. Kendrick
and Le1nue1 Wilson, The former has been .
Democrat, but announces that be will not bo
pledged to the support OF any political party.
H. B. Smith has been Chairman OF tho
Democratic State Conventions Of Vermont for
nine successive years.
General VIM. D. Thomas has been NOM
mated for Congress- by the citizens OF the
Fourth Congressional District Of Pennsyl-
vania, without distinction Of party, in opposl-
ton to the Hon. Wm. D. Kelley.
The Louisville Courier says: " Tho
name Of tho Hon. John Young Brown, Of
Henderson, is mentioned favorablr by Heveral
OF our Democratic exchanges in connection
with the next Gubernatorial contest in Ken
tuc]1y."
The Springfield Republican Gays that there
arc indications that tho Massachusetts Domo-
Gratis intend to make political capital out Of
the employment Of Chinese labore1B. They
hope to please tho !" Crisrins," it ID said, and
to csrrE tho State by the help of the latter.
The Charleston Is. CO. Republican says: ::
"The Republican State ticket will be uomi-
mated, probably, On the 26th Of July next:
The candidates for Congress- will probably ho
pnt in nomination three or four weeks there-
after"
, 1870-07-04
Fatal Accident to q Brakeman mt
E0HardHYtI1es

Special Desaateh to The Chicago Tribune.
EDwARpsyuLE, Iuly Michael Gibbons, brake
man on the M4d@on County Rallroad, WAS In
stantiy killed ut this place this nfternosn By being
run over by train OF cars, In front o9 which he
fell while In the performance OF hiB duty. His
head HRs completely severed from .his body. He
resided at Alton. where he leaves - wife and two
children.
, 1870-07-04

Younk Lady Killed By Lightning.
O1T.vA, JR5y lon Thurslay evening. about
O'Clock, dunpE severe thGnter-storn, q young
lstv psms1 Gardner, about "a years old,
Iivtag four miles northeast Of th& cty, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed Sae was at the
tine In tho act OF coalnK 4 window,
, 1870-07-04

MereexaKSxicAl- EEEcca1 OF tA1
Drought

Special Despatch 70 The Cheaso IrbanaA
Sc PAu, July 2-The onlciA meteorological re-
pert Of observations made }or the smltnaoniaa
Institute, published to-day. shows thas June ~
been the hottest month for Twelve yeatA Ino
neau temperature Of the mouth Nas TX. a!sst
two cold days it u again hot to-day. Mna ao Il ise
s3t1te are uoffo7m. that the wheat csop has suAa
ed material damage nom the ioa1 sonnnp dits,i gn
drought aud hest. The wneat Ioe9 .Iiow Atg neio1p
ne sTsin d fuily beaded and sasaaksa or u ~
disclosed oJ Examination IsSs "a o Nm r. Iess ~
heat, without IstD, Will reduce ue sAop " -
, 1870-07-04
Tho Crops in Kendall Comfy.

BRISTOL, July 2-TEe. central part Of Kendall
County was visited oe Thursday with the orss rain
for tUo months, whLl greatly helps sms:s -gratu
Corn never looked 50 well IN a few instances ine
harvest OF winter grain has commenced: The
quality IS good, but there Il a very Light c!oP.
Barley and oats W.N be much less ttAn haf
cFGD,
, 1870-07-04

amendment cannot go into effect until the
November election in 1879; and, second,
that until then the new constitution is to
be interpreted exactly as If the minority
amendment had not been ratified, and then
all will be plain sailing. This is the wav
the Governor and State officers understand
It, and the way every member of the Con-
stitutonal Convention understood it. The
new principle will go into operation soon
enough. The great thing was to secure its
adoption, and that we think has been done.
, 1870-07-04

HOW THE BOYS FEET.
The White Stockings IeafG tonight fCf New
York. and VII -piay tue Atlanttc5 on Monday. The
boys were never feeling better. Thry viii stop at
the Metropolitan, In New York
RED STOCKINGS IS. RofKFoHDS+
Special Derpa*eh to The ChieSso Tribune.
CINCINNATI. J1iJ 2.-.About Two thousand people
assembled this afternoon to witness the eEeat base
and the Forest IT. Club, Of Rockford George
Wright being unable to nlay on account Of =
sprainetl ankle. he WAS appointed umpire, and
dllel that position II Q most csrtiirab1e minneE.
Some very ane ny3 were caught On both sl1es,,
one, especially, by Leonard Below will be found
the battin9 score.
, 1870-07-04

Exsxrtnaa Execntie1 SCENE IN Wiz
K1RtAs .....
prn1o.o k :sos Ct he y Eag saseqsa %sss
- Gns! 80 nscia tHloe, md o. mas1e4a& 0ed If
~ nspjes6ed saNA
, 1870-07-04
MISCELLANE0US.

NEW YonK- July Gable dispatches state that
Earl Granville has been nominated for the For
etgn Department, and Earl Kimberly for that OF
the colonies
The French Corps Leg1s1auf has adopted
proposition for IN army contingent Of ninety
Thousand.
Connt Po1ock,, Austrian Premier. supersedes
IIeIT WiImanD, the Cisleithan Minister Of the Ma
tlonal Dcfelccs.
, 1870-07-04

WARSAW, July 2--The Emperor OF Russia and
suite arrived here yesterday. A great nn1cial
demonstration will be made to-day, In honor Of
the event.
, 1870-07-04

VIENNA, July IA sharp shock OF earthquake
was experienced throughout Greece yesterday.
The town OF Sartona IS a heap Of rulna An
island In that neghb0rhood suddenly disappeared
ut the tune Of the shock. No further particulars
have yet been obtained.
, 1870-07-04


uATCu's CHARACTER.
O. Did ypu become well acquainted with tile
character, the reputation Of MI. HAtch while you
q. State to the committee wha. was generally
eaid Of hts character as IN honest man. A. BE
Etands among the merchants Of San Domingo as A
No. In regard to honesty In his business connec-
tlons; l have heard al the merchants speak very
well Of him.
9. Was he man Of propertya 4 He 1sd ,e
salt mines for Parties In New York.
there m s o. was i oHned py lie
Hociation whose agent he was: A. He was the
agent for property, and he had property in his n#n
Z Did he own farm7 A. he had house and
owned some land.
= Either Mr. Perry or Mr.. Chandler have de-
famed HI. Hatch. He cannot be what both
likely to bo hereafter: IA man who deserts
his Masonic brother in a foreign land, or Ibels
him at home"
The President is NOW committed by his ad-
visers to these extraordinary positions:
|. To pasa treaty by private influence and
by stealth.
2. To paEs it at the expense of fellow
citizens liberty
and not like Magistrate.
FMS.
This ts the way tho case reads. This is tho
Again wa implore the President to
consider the claims Of his Office
upon his personal behavior, and to re-
yise the characters Of his personal advisers.
Again We beg him to observe that La
entirely mistakes the diff OF sentiment in
the country. There IS no party OF annexatio.e
here except the n1naG squad OF jobbets WHO.
have put the annezable provinces under boad
| in advance.
There is no way OF outwating the politicians
, 1870-07-04

not this one, can be said to have any vAs
moral influence with Congressman at large,
disconnected with the ability md will to holI
their friends. The President has promised
too much. He needs fine sense Of delicacy
in tie concerns OF his Office Tbs miscel1ane-
GUS acceptance 0f presents from aspitants to
| place, the promiscuous assignment OF public
! stations to his fortuitous connexions, the easy
himself, Lis father, or his college chums are
given start in the world and q page in his.
tory, and, as is alleged, the pcddling OF life
insurance subscription by the military OFF.
GERS Of his household = these unseemly,
nay, ni,9e these coa1se coarse aeccPtanees and and
Of ali tie edge Of tho Generals nsturo, and
the sword, which would "havo no policy to
enforce against Congress-" is reduced to q
soasting fork to warm the morsel Of S=n Do
mingo there. ....----
THE POST or EXECUTIVE INFLUENCE.
In the time Of George the Second, Sir Robort
Waipole, the Prime Minister, is accused by
Hallam Of having retained in his service .
body Of hi1cling writer's, and Of openly cor
1upting Parliament. In tho time Of George
the Third, the Prime Minister, by corrupt
coalition with the membczs. Of both houses,
American war against the viii Of the majority
Of tbeir constitueuta. But, in England, the
whole business Of using the "prvate" indu.
ence Of the Executive to carry special meas.
ures through the Parliament went ont Of ex-
istence eighty years ago, aud at present a
Primo Minister detected in any such unworthy
conspiracy would DO suro to DO impeached al
once. This is the first time in the United
States when we have heard Of any private
bargaining. In Jefferson . "a AIMS he makes
tho charge that Alexander Hamilton was for
monarchy bottomcd On corruption; aud hi
gave = few anecdotes to prove this which tht
defenders and the descendants Of Hamilton
have been for eighty years trying to disprove
Here is the first Of Je6e1aons charges against
Hamilton: -..,..
tsUamiltons financial system had rwo objects
rst, as puzzle, - exclude popular understanding
and inquiry second, machine for the corruption
Of the Legislature, for he ayowed the opinlon tha
men could be governed b. one OF tHo motive
onIy-force or Interest Force, he observed, Il
this country, WAS out Of the question, and The in
fertsts Meretort, Of thk ebfrs 77tst b. Ibid hold
10 keep ths iegislatsps IN unA1 trih The ereatipe
Hamilton was, indeed,s says Jefferson, furthel
"a singular character or acute understanding
dl1intefeated, honest aud honorable In all prvat
transactions, amlabe In society, md duly valuin
! virtue IN pttyAte life, yet 80 bewitched and pei
verttd bF the HItAh example as to bo under thol
ough conviction tha% corruption was essential
| ne HoEaE1me1S Of natinn-h
!; tu71nuY. AND '5RR1IAxK 1xrLuxacK-"
r. The pass2nt pznioool1 IN explicit snd
foolish :Troruix uniting to bring tho privat
ffadnsneo oks tn ExidatiTo 70 hsax to pssa q,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-22

AN USFArLING YEAsT.-A lady cor
respondent says that by using the follow
ing yeast she never has sour bread: To
make yeast that will keep; put hand
full of hops, in bag kept for the pur'
pose into two quarts of water; while
stepping, wash, peel and CRATE six medi-
UNI sized potatoes, take out the hops, put
in the potatoes, boil a few minutes, stir
ring constantly, add tcacup salt, } tea.
cup white or light brown sugar, let it
cool, then add teacup of potato yeast,
if you can get it, ifnot, brewers will an
swer; let it rise until mass of foam,
then stir it down, putt in large-mouth-
ed jug and keep it corked tight. Observe
if you jug it before it has ceased working
the cork will be thrown out. For large
family, perhaps larger quantity than
here indicated will be necessary. / have
used yeast made in this manner for seve-
raj years, and never lost any from sour
ing in the hottest weathet. A teacupfnl
will raise two large loaves. The special
point in this yeast is that there is no
-four used in it.