davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08
II the Esby Is Cutting Teeth
His Little "n~.

Be sure and use that old and welLtFied remedy, Mrs
wNslow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teething.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

Mothers appreciate the good work
of Parkers Ginger Tonic. with its reviving qualities
"A boon TO the pain-stricken, ~sleepless and nervous
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08
Goes Cough BaIsam


Sots ouE
lie the oldest and best. IL win break up a Cold quicker
than anything else. It Is always reliable. Try It,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

1 uHueIsUHHU you HdNt Uet.H very
successful in your business" said the
burglar.
Yes" replied the %kidnapper. 81
know how TO take people. Harlem
Life.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

cuIaiary purposes. This may account
for the bones the Chicago police say
they have found"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08
"Hanson's Magic corn salve."


Warranted 70 cure o. money refunded. Ask you
druggist for it Price 10 ceats-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

Dresses of spun glass were shown in
Paris in 1865.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

you come TO realize
that your corns are gone. and no more pane. how
grateful you feel. All the work of Hindercorns. l5c
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

Chicago, Aug. 4-The police have
at last obtained a partial confession
from Pat Quinlan. the janitor of the
Holmes castle. and have, they believe,
positive evidence hat Benjamin
Pitzel was murdered in this city by
Holmes and the corpse sent to Phil
adelphia.
The confession was wormed out Of
the Quinlans by means Of a tip given
the local officers by Detective Geyer
of Philadelphia, who arrived In this
city to-day. The exact nature of the
story told by the Quinlans the police
Will not reveal, and In fact Chief
Radenoch and Inspector Fitzpatrick
have both denied thai Quinlan or his
wife made any confession ct all.
Notwithstanding the denial Of the po-
lice, however, IL is positively known
that Quinlan made and signed a con-
fession, because ii was left where
Q%uinlan's signature on the document
could be seen. although the subject
matter under which he wrote his
name could not be sscertained. 1t
has been learned that a confession
was made covering all the details of
the murder Of Pitzel. with the excep-
ton Of the actual place in which the
crime was committed. This, the po-
lice declare, they will have tomorrow
and they declare that In less than
three days they will have indisputa-
Bile evidence that Pitzel came to his
END through the direct agency of III.
ii. Holmes. The confession was Cb-
tanned frem the Quinlans only after
the hardest kind OF work, and at the
price OF n promise of immunity from
punishment for all part the Quinlans
may have borne in the murder OF
Pltzei or other crimes committed by
Holmes,
Saw Mrs. CoBnor's BODY.
Mrs. Pat Quinlan knew OF the dis
appearance Of Mrs. Julia l.. Conner in
Holmes castle and saw the body of
the woman after she was dead. She
further knew and has admitted that
Pearl Conner disappeared in the
castle after her return from the Quin-
Ian farm at Lake Michigan. Chief
Radenoch took Mrs. QuinIan and her
husband 10 the castle to-day with In
spector Fitzpatrick and Detectives
Fitzpatrick and horton. The object
of this trip was more for the purpose
of letting Quinlan and his wife meet
tbdh any ttHSr. IHey were cioSeteu
together alone for an hour in the
room in which the Julia Conner car
pet lies and the chair belonging TO
the murdered woman stands. What
took place between them no che
knows. but Chief Badenoch and the
detectives are nearer the solution Of
the Holmes mystery than they ever
were before. They now have positive
proof that Mrs. Conner and her
daughter Julia or Cora Quinlan were
murdered in the building while the
mother was III his employ. Mrs.
Quinlan has given information within
the last three or four days which
brings the charge of murder near to
Holmes. Quinlan and his wife. while
demonstrating so the police that they
were at no time guilty Of the crime of
murder themselves, have made ad-
missions by which the chief could use
them on the stand as valuable Wit
nesses against Holmes in proving
that Mrs. Conner and a child were
made away with by Holmes for the
purpose of securing insurance which
Mrs. Conner carried on her life.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

Philadelphia, Aug. 3.-HolDes, the
alleged wholesale murderer. was ques-
toned to-day in an interview: Can
you explain how so many bones carue
10 be concealed In the basement and
other parts of your Chicago houseg'
81 will answer that question In this
way" replied Holmes. Every person
who has known me is aware that /
am a doctor by profession. 1t is also
known perfectly well in Chicago that
there was a restaurant in my building
during the worlds fair. At that time
there were lots OF bones from fowls
and other cooked animals thrown out
side the buildings. Lots of these
bones, no doubt. found their way TO
the cellar. During the time l lived In
the building / brought several cadav-
ers there, both for scientific and pc
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

Observation-Disclosures you are buying
III goods you want "A good assortment to select
from. We make purchases for nOu-residents Mt city
prices, charging a small commission. Experienced
BUYERS. Send 2c-stamp for particulars. N. w. Pur~
chasing Agency, 3l2l3 n. Y. Life Building, 81
Paul. MINI.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-08-08

Hoods Pills s siss. f ss,s. 8 es ssa;''''-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04

.un grito de N2nganza. El machete
suatifairz Il srad5. y Is nIuafantes
huesses de Espana contarfn con On
nuexo adick0.
Este e. nj aprecinhle don Maths,
|un cuadro de u actual guerra. bos-
quejado ( yueIa pIunla. Felix " que.
! tempo. Fetorn6 las suspiradzs fn-
suIas, cuando. como Sc dice en- i
I Diyinl Comedia, "a diritta Viz era
smarFiGa. De hahesse quedado v. en-
Cuba, Quiz 5 tambirn ty dispense v.
IA pr -dicci6n) el fondo de un barran
co prestariz sombra 50 cuerpo; una
cruz y una Iapida brotarian de entire
Ia hierbz con estz inscription "Aqui
yace un titulado CoroneI.
En- cambio. ahora, que esta v. en-
Canarias, solazzndose con esos aires
lmafftimos que tznto TEMPO respifk.
de SECURE que no pcnsara ca subiF Al
Teide pot yer el mo 10 ~ salndar {
don Mzvimo; y despaes de succdeF
s-,los amos sin intcrrupci6n, entire las
caricias de los seres que Sc aman (;
Icnando apenas conciban una idea las
Iceldillas dc 81 cerebro, las aFelas pa /.
ltiias cubriran su er scr y uaa sencilla
cruz brotarz dc entire cl cesped con
esta prsciada inscripci6ns .. Aquf
yace un canaric.
Espero que VI me escriba, dieien
iome que epita6o le gusta mas,
aurque :. me atrevo elegrIo.
Carl6s BeItG.
!, Arroyo.a6 Nybre. 1895.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
G II
Et GEEEPALPAND1

Diiimos en- t1uestro ndmero
anterior que los Sres Iefes y O6
ciales del Ter Battalion de Volu7
tarios aabfan resuelteetributar un
hom.naje de afrcto j. admiracij;n
al General Pando, enthusiasts pro
rector de dicho nobilfsimo Instil
tuto, 4 So. Paso por aquE con di
reccion q Cuba. en- el yaporRgf
aa Jkasfa Cg1sliRa.
FL obseeuio acordado por1ues
tros dignos eompaheros en- hos
nor del distinguidisimo viajero.
al que de III momento & otro ten
dremos entire nosotros. consistira
en- un InHeh en- el Cas- no ESpa~
mol y en- un Mensaje dlrigido al
General y hrmado por todos los
Voiuntarios que puedan suscri-
brio.
Una Comisi6u Sc trasladara &
bordo del buque para inyitar al
obsequio al ilastre soldado que
ser por breves instances nuest, o
hu6<ped
Celebramos una Vez mas ell
plausible acoerdo. 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
FL coronel san laval sal;6 4 onrra-

II coronel San IovaI sali6 4 opera
iones q dia /. regresando ii IL 4.
Palma Soriano Ia coIumna reco-
noci6 ! y puntos denonainados CaneyA
del Siiio. Charco Redondo. Ramos.
Palmar.t to. San Juan dc Manacas. Saa
70 sc Soto, Dos palmas. Tempo v
santa L "a III dia 3. en san Iuan'
de MANAGES, el enemigo, al mando
ID: los cabecillas Ceyer I Hipinio
Vazquez, en- aeiniero de 500 hombres,
staco q columna por vanguardia j
retagua q 4, siendo rechazado en- am
bas partes, duran 10 et fuego una ho-
"a y ap 'der ndose las tropas del cam
oamento ememigo, que estaba fornnas
dopor ounce bohios grandes y cies
pequeiios. La columna tuv B in
mu.rto y sicte heridcs y los insured
1os cinco m1ef.os, Dispersado COM
pletamente el euemigo, abandono co !
mida, ropa, hamacas. ounce caballos
c IN monturas, munieiones, medicInas
abundantes, sal. cincuenta sacos de
cafe y una bandera. Ell dia O. en-
San Jorge, Sc tom6 y destruyo otro
campamento, con dos heriios Dor
oartes de la tropa y tres muertos de
Il ilsurreclos. En- Solo Sc tomarof,
espues de debil resistencia. osros
campamentos pequedos, como de
cincuenta hombres. y otro igual er
Dos Palmas. En- Tempt hubo nue.
! vo fuego. hacienda un muerto a
cnemigo. Las jornadas han sido pc
,sas por el NAL estado de los ca nj
aos y el difcil paso dc nnusrosc'
artoyos., .r sc
Ea los rliomentos de iceffarS est
Revista lIega ) nuestras manoi vi
c4blegrarpa de nuestro .activo torres
ponssl en- Santiago de Cuba, anuu.
eiindonos IA torzala aprcsentaci6
de cinco individuos que veniAn q
IN botc para dirig'rse al campo en-
emigo. y que al verse descubieft)
y perdidss, arrojaron al aqua las ar
mas, presentindose 4 Ia Autoridad. si
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
NJ is BRAV03 4 CUB

1
Esta nlafIana han entrado eI
rnuestro pueFtro los vapores de !;
Trasatlintica Buenos .ftrss ]
Leon XII, que siguen vi1je pa
ra la AntiiIa hermana a doads
llevan fnerxas del tereer cuerpe
de Ej6reito.
Procedens respectivamente d
Cadiz 7 Coruaa.
Van en q primero, ademis d
los Sres Generates Casteilanos
de DiYisi6n, i Buan j 0bregdn
d- Brigada. dos Bafallones, Ca
taiuga y Pa9ia.
LIeva el segundo al sr ms
pector de Is cIase de Sanidad
MiIitar Don Ces ireo Losada, ]
ot-os dos Hatallones, Tokra0 J
P,f etbe.
sle lle egaen con lelicidad ]
Cusa esto i lieates def-nsofss
dc a Pair
1e sea Il yietsfia como es1
peranlos, 81 inseparable conipa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
HIGIE II e
LA DIFTERTAy

tf LA DIFTERTAy
Despues a { linnlortaf dsscuhri-
mierto del doctor sRoux. dsbe mo
rir de difteria ning1n niio, 8, por ID
menos. 81 muere. IA dc ser dcspues
de haher agotAdo Il mas Pc ie 90 de
todos los recursos. el tratamisntop pof
el suero antidiftkrico.
! Desde Noviembre hasta N Mrto e
cuando Sc preseutan mas cas0s dc esn
terrible enfermciad cd esta Capital
(HAbanal las simples anginas. mott
vadas p0r un enffiamiento D pOr q &C.
si6n del povo. siempFe abandpnts en-
nuestras Gales y pzseos. suelen COD su-
ma frecuencia sorprsnder ! los padres,
cuando ca IA m5mento Sc sevz1n en-
toda 81 fuerza como verda lefa difte
ia. NJ . denna veE Ios. II paEzeer.
I,geros catarros DE- ID laringe, qne son
IN RADIOS Observation-Disclosures, 40 son
otra cosa sino verdadsros cas1s del
terrible NAL lIamado cruP.
La acci6a del frio. Il del polyo y
otros agentes no son mis- que Il mo-
tivo para que estaIIe u ealsfmedad
ocnlta pcr alguna otra Gauss.
Las anginas. pafticulzuneats en-
los niHos, deben ser sHmamsnse Yigi-
ladas. pues na cstk Il aleance de
nuestra simple vista el cono.imiento
de sd indole. En- muchos cxsos ma
angina, benigna porsu aspessO. - Il
primers manifestations de Il eefrible
difteria. Los nlismos mkdicos Il 3pue.
den, en- muehas oeasiones. f.rmsr jni
clio exacto sobre el carscter de- deter
uinados males de Ia garganta. sih aca-
dir 4 proce iimientos cienti6cos espe-
cialfsimos.
Cierto es que hay gran nd nero de
anginas que curan con simples rene.
dos caseros 8 con gargarisu,s COMO
cidos; pero entire estas anginia ieves.
sielen pfesentarse otras samanente
peIigfosas, que justihcan e teuA1r que
inspiran los meiicos todas las sfec-
ciones de Ia garganta.
LIS ninos. pr 10 regular. hs dan
e conocef 50 afecSi6n sino chanio
les e. m ,ferialmente impossible vefiEi
car Ia deg -i6a de ias bebidag y ali.
mentos, q cuaudo IA feb Sc. revela
de moio evidente; pero este caso
LEG cuando eI niiio tiene i1vzdida
gran parte de las fauces, es deciF, Il
ser el nll veria isram.nt: exc 80 y
grave ]; asiies qde Las n ldfSs de fa.
mia, al descu5df una angina ca sa
nii }. pue iso asegufar que elmtlhl
es reciente. y est a. POI tzafo. fotI I.
ga las 4 no p-rder item 10 con rsne-
dos desconocidos
las an yipas d fsericas tiensa por
10 regular, un exd i1d5 blaA.o qlc
sAlp.ca Las glanduias de Ia gargzata;
pefo NJ siempre Sc Feve'an asi, pr
que las hay que solo dejap yer ula
color ,ci5l rojl sin exuda 10 bIxnco,
faciIne ate confundibtes con las angi-
mas cataFFales. Pr este moivo Sc
aconseja el aaa isis al microscopic de
los exuiaios-de tod 3 las anginas,
pues con ese instrana sEita se descu-
1reaslos gtmenss que las hap pro.
dueido y t2mbi6a SC preacrihs ha
eer rttifivox d srasdetefufinar Einnasrl. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04


bierno, y especialmente al Pre-
sidente, Ia responsabIlidad de Ia
polilica International ! libeFtad
absolute ca esta materia
La prensa yankee podrd mover
opinion, no 10 dudamos. pero re:
|prcsenta POGO 8 nada cuanfc di-
|ga en- esta materia, porque de
|segnir sus indicaciones SC rom
|peria a menudo Ia tradici6n del
pueblo norteamericano.
Ahora mismo Sc agita y Sc
mueve para que por aquel Co
bierno sc reconozca Ia beige,
rancia d los insurrectos cubanos
Lo misuio hizn cuando Ia pasada
insurreccion. que dur6 mdchos
amos, y jamas pudo sFranear 4
NJ. Grant,la. menor promesa en-
ese sentido. J, ESQ queMr etrant
represeetaba al elemento rePnbli
cano, bastante. mas aventurero
que los deuiocratas en- neso de po
Fk1ca international.
Es Abrigamos la conhaaza de que
Nj :. cleveland seguiriigual cons'
fducta, sin pfeocuparse, de las las
cubraciones de Alos Morgan, los
fGalI y otros representatives fede
lraies POGO escrupulosos, j mas
ganosos de efmera populhridad
que dc seguir las tradiciones de
81 pueblo.
/ Ia nnestros estadistas del 81
glo pasado prevenian este, paes
en- IN dictamen rescrvado del
Conde de Amanda. que halpubli-
cado recientemente ul impor an-
te colega habanero. Sc lecn estss
palabras, re6riendose a los Esta,
dos Unidos. escritas por aqueI
ilustle espanol. la nucya po
tencia tornado en- un pals don
de 70 hay otra que Pueda con
tener sus progresses, nos ha de
incomodar cuando Sc hale Ier
disposition de hacerlo. Esta re
pdblica federatiua ha nacido, df
gamoslo asi. pigmeo, porque Ia
han Tornado i dado Ell ser DO:
lpotencf1s spoderosas coao. sor
Espaha ! Ffancia. auxiliAldois
con sus fuerzas para hacerse in,
dependiente manana sera gigan
te, conforme vaya consolidah hds
81 constitution, y desrues un co:
loso irresistible en- aquellas regio
mes. En- e tie estado Sc olvidar:
de los benehcios rqueShA reci6dC
de ambas potencias yono pensar:
m5s,que en- 81 engrandecinlien
asggsss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04

~. - <
Hoy Ror hoy no eseemos qne
aquel Gobierno. y muehol me
pos ST Pres.dentes Sc inclinen
q favor Ger. an. acto que lastiaIa
fif elzhonof. cbsdcreeh0 y los!in
tereses degsnna hporehcla amiga,
mixime cuando vienen: oHeioSa.
Afiente demostrah do 10 eonsxario
7 ycuando resulta patehte ante e
mundo la humanidad de nuestra
politica, el sentido altamente CT
vilizador Gle suesiro ejercito en-
lrentedel regro progfama de de
vastacion u de anarqrasmo que
preside en- todos los hechos de
los pretensos Ibertadores de "a
gran AntilIa.
: Alentar una rebellion tan inss.
me para destruir, ia pueblo RCD
y quito contra una >potencia gev
hcrosa y noble. no es propio Edt
niagip pueblo gsaaie y fiviliza
do, y en- tai concepto mo- es ds
.presnmir que los insurrectos pue
dan sencontrar jamis ef amparo
Ioiicial en- el alto magistrate de
Ia Casa Blanca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
= En- Santo Domingo, di

En- .Santo Domingo. di
ce IN colega habanero. SC. entire.
4 % q Espafi para combatir 4 sds
l.bsyzSanos en- Cuba vendi6 a r
paha para irse con los separatis
tas,, y manana dejara 4 estos pa
ra pouetse al servicio de quien
lmejoE lie pague. -
Is Adivinanza
. Como Ilaman 1 esta 5a<na
l6fe=z w
A IA legua sc adlvIna.
Maximo Gomez le dicen,.
' Que esta rnuy bien llamado
cosa es, iectores, tan clara
como el soi del meridiano.
pues ha tempo que ese Pant0
8 afiene de ssbra nrobsdo
que en- el aYfe de Iscariote
LEGO & ser an p0ato. 1fSim0y
E,
i,MaIdita erudici6n
Yanos. que Sc comete por
aal cada kakiHfcIas0
u a niaIsidioma naerto dol la
clio SC dsja en- paz.
Tn coiega autdnomo de a lsla.
Fahsre no rec9rdanios que lucl
dentes, segdn 9l ocurr:dos en- de-
.terminado templo, y aiade porl
- de apsadice
'Fueron nauy conta las Las per
sonas que oyeron q ITEM vsfs7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
GA RoLIN A.

Nuestro Corresponsal dceste
pueblo nos ha telegrafado 70
que sigue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04

"a de Diciembrc.
Inundados desde aver con ter
cera avenida RIO, sin consecuen
cias personales hasta ahora,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04

!" La MeT6poli 1pereibifa Dc
Camafa insufar las cantidat
conducentes 4 SUI representaci
exterior y al in1ntepimiento
su seberanlao puramepte spo
flea an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04

Nlevamente la sido reconoci la
por la columna del General Navarro
lis inmediaciones de la Gran Pieira.
Ia marcha de esta columna ha sido
asombrosa. dc mas de doce leguas.
pr alhiras inacceibles y barrancos
pfoiundos, 1legando el valor de las
tfo2as hasta re nontar la Gina de la
Gran Piedra, donde no sc ha enc IN
trado indicio de persona. Una esca
Ia asrboles para subif el vigia 4 la
Piedra y las scfalcs de los foHttstas
que yasitaron aquel punto, permitic :
ron afumar que ALI no puede existir
partida nj heridos, pues no hay aqua,
nj com da, nj Hanera de subirla, por
que no exsten tampoco en- gran ex
tension, hi reses nj el mas pequeHo
buhio lIasta ALI han tlegado las
tropas, probzndo con esto que estas
fuerza, xaa todas parties y dcstr0-
yendo el dieho de los laborantes de
que ca Ia Gran piedra estahan 1000
insurfectos, que tenfsn establecidos
hospitsies de sangre muy seguros,
peFaue ali no podiaa suhir las tropa AS.
nespaes de tan inponderabls jofnada,
al regreso Sc reconocieroa los altos de
Ia Merced, PafaisO u EusltiIlas, sin
haber dispaTadO ia tlro. Los a0ida
j $ de Cuba y Vailadolit Sc porta
! "a dmirshlesnente u los dc Leon,
Ile Il aos dtGlnarnants Z de Ii Peninsula,
~ desmereciefoa de sus conpahefes. |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04

Bieocal NADIA vale
qae qaieaah y mo quieran =
alganos xissgraeiadci
que incoFregibtes yeoran
Espahl ha de ser siempre
la soberana egregia
que ep Cuba y Puerto r CO
suaauteridad ejerza
sin ir bas. al repares. !
total nunca a midas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04

Es lotablcinente gracioso tam
bien 10 del nsaaLeNtWiento en- las
AntilIas.. con el sistema aptono.
mo. De la soberania de EsPa.
hl- =. pa'nissalts bOItfsess
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-04
L, e afro.

La Compadia Inflntil Sc despidid
dc naestro puolico Ia noehe del. do
mingo, .dejando. un recuerdo muy gra-
70 de ;sn estancis en- esta.5 bittIk
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-08-30
BREAD AND DREAD MAKING.

For many years 1 have mado bread
in many diiferont ways, but have nj
ways thought l must keep stock
yeast on hand to start with, until l
was taught different method by n
practical baker, writes Lizzio Clark
Hardy.
"Won't you please tell mo how you
mako yoast?" asked with fcnr and
trembling, for / know only too we'll
that bakers rs rulo AFRO 10th to reveal
tho secrets of their art.
81 never make ycnst," lIo replied
laughing. 81 always make Torment "
Then he very kindly proceeded to in
itiato mo into tho mystery of bakor'n
bread, and MS it has bccn SO much
moro satisfactory to mo thnn my
other way l will tell you about it in
my own way.
10 begin Mt tho very beginning
on tho dry before l wish to bake l nj
ways have mashed potatoes for dinner
and boil four or five moro thun ]
need.
Put n tablespoonful of salt and half
cup Of sugar i'll an carthcn crock
and pour over it the water in which
tho potatoes wero boiled, adding two
teacups of mashed potatoes. Dissolve
fresh yenst calo in the cup of warm
water and pour off the water into the
mixture. Do not put in the sediment,
MS it is moro. than likely to DO sour.
Cover this aud lot it stand, and in II
very short time it will be foaming.
This is tho regular bakers fermcnt,
md you can mako it in just two min
utos if you are in any way spry. Set
your bread Mt bedtime if you wish or
in early morning. putting i'll MI the
Torment, beat tho sponge well and
cover closely. In short time it will
be hight and foamy. Now lnond IT
down, putting in NIL tho flour it will
need, ms mono should DO added ut the
last mixing, rub well over with butter
to keep out the air, cover closely and
set in cool place. Never keep it
worry warm. In mn hour it will be
rendy to put into loavcs. Now knead
very lightly, rub over with butter and
let rise to twice tho original size.
This may sound like II great deal Of
work, but really if you try it you will
find it much oasicr than tho old yeast
making process and your bread will
always be sweet, light and white, and
so moist that you can compress lonf
fiat, and it will spring back to its orig
inal size. / once gavo this process in
household department l. WAS con-
Quoting, and since then have been
gratified in receiving many kindly
words of thanks from those who have
tried it and say it is so satisfactory
that they will never uso any other. =
Farm, Field and Fireside.