The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-18

= And when hay. hr,k % n. -t,r Of
broad. tn Won ~ shall take your breed m on,
oven, ami thDN shall 4 i,-r Won ,uur br,.,.
AGAIN hy weight AMI ~ shall ,nt M, No., d.
satisfied -I",ItirI-.
"'.oErry - an art
StLI h,nginS an If m'rurutary triumph.
mo" ON INV IL TIN V-uuIS mus I,p-fll
VI i""'A> 81 "suNCry. All h lp- rf an
-Nr' 'fl1.I u ; Il 'fg "a uS thnu s,uii<fgrk be-
II an inn IN sweden ,hcr, Is the fol
lowing inscription on the wall in
English. You Viii lind at TroIlhathe
excellent bread. meat AMI wine. yrp-
rii,d gon. brU.y ai,un.
II i >lji in Holy writ that . man can
not i've hy bread alone. That bread
was ~ important 4 part Of the diet If
mankind in the old days a il i now.
may p" EASILY inferred from the fact That
II = mentioned IN the books II the Old
and New Testament nearly three
hundred times. In Ruth II and IL
h"az >atS ~ the maiden At meal
TN" come thou hjthor and at If the
bread and dip thy mprSol i'm the vine
Ear. David said 70 the lame Ion If
Jonathan: Thou shalt eat bread n
my table continually. In the rcprin,
81 the apostles oNhor'a,ion - o,y.
no MN ANYTHING. Paul advises tho
lh">>alonIanS Ia "cat their own
bread. and SAWS of himself and
his cumpaD. Neither dit We ~;
any man : bread for nuu-ht." Moses
CAV" a law Ia the I>ra"liteS which they
Keep Ia this day, that they should com
m"mnratc there coming out Of Eup,
by eating unlelveued bread for seven
days. The bread was al~n male int,
lnavcs. samuel told saul he wuuII
meet three men, Zone carving thr,e
kIds and another rarryin. three lnaycs
"t bread And when the Witch az
Ent"T entertained saul she killed \ n,
calf. took ;lUir and kncadc,l II AMI
did bake unlcayonei breaI thereof"
We can imagine thai, il was a Sally Lupn
sort OF bread and no; at al bad 10 eat.
hey had also IN tho~e days the COM
mon bread and show brad. and laavaS
were sold toy weight as they are a, the
present time. X i alSo in practice
now In ask for bread and receive a
stone: AMI Of all mi>chieyou> ;hin->
that should q be taken for the
stomach sake. heavy. so-gv. LEAH
en- bread i the worst IL i = common
apology for heavy bread that II i sweet
so ! arsenic. and /; has the merit nf f.,
killing quickly. but the other drar in
H. attend"nt dyspepsia and bids IL VIC
endure a life Of torture. Thomas
Hood appreciated il when he wrote: ,
:" Nho hs- MT met With h~ome-nafc hra4i. :
heavy compound - putty AMI ie.as :
\ laty-tran>lated. loaf a..
no better Recommendation A. An accom- F.,
housewife than the fact that =
can make good. sweet light. whole r
delicious bread. Whether il i. IN 5
he knack OF things OF hereii;av-hse q
NI hair and temper-s = question more y
luZz!lnr than the nativity Of the sphinx.
There are women who caanot make poor =
'read: no matter whether they have :
winter wheat spring whesi holted or /,
lnboiiei Hour. their bread viii b- goo! \
mi sweet and light IL mus, D. that n
pod bread-makers. Ike poets arc born. T.
iot made There i no doubt that il j !,
ne oi the most important branches of p
oas keeping, and the woman who n
spires Ia the position must give her y
mole mind 70 II A. the Boston swell 4.
IA 10 his q tie IL mus; b. watched ~
Ike a sleeping infant when it Is rising. T.
'r there l. an eNact moment when the h
uhble> are just right. when if pressad o.
nth the fingers il dimples all over. and :.
soft IA plastic for the molding hand.
rom then until the ruund golden ~luaves
nc Stood up on their edges 10 cool. the N
'"Sd-n@Srr raas' give her undivided e,