The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-18

SpRoUTED WHEAT-When wheat is sprou-
ed good winnowing machine will remove
most of the kernels, which make excellent
food for animals. If there be predominance
of sprouted grains in the grist that goes to
mill 1T is not spoiled for food, it is only spoil
ed for light bread. The dough, instead of
rising by the ordinary process, has tenden-
cy to liquify and spread out and form stick
ing mass that will not be kneaded into loaves,
1t makes good unleavened bread, and is quite
nutritious, with sweetish taste. BY ma
ny persons, bread made of sprouted wheat
is preferred, but in market the least appear
ance of sproused kernels will injure the sale.
Some millers pretend that one per cent. of
such kernels will njure the quality of the
whole. 1t is therefore important to the far
mer that he should be very careful to keep
sprouted sheaVes separate from the sound,
and should also separate the sound from the
unsound grain in winnowing, as far as pos
sible,-I n. Y. Tribune.
:ny~ Frank Leslie's Ladies Gazette of FASH
ion and the Beau Monde for August has been
sent to us. 1t is splendid pictorial, such
as will please any lady of taste who regards
the fashions, as we'll as gentlemen who dance
attendance at her tickle troics. Ina private
note the publisher says 60 the real object of
fashions and fashionable intelligence, nee die
work, music, reviews of new books, articles
on dress, practical recipes, amuSements, etc,
intended for the lady and the family Price
S3 per annum. Address Frank Leslie, ~
and IA Spruce street, New York.
FAST RUNNING. The Buffalo Republic
says, that the steamer Queen of the West
made the passage from Cleveland TO Buffalo,
last Friday night, a distance of one hundred
and ninetysix miles in nine hours and fif-
teen minutes, from dock to dock-an aver
age Of twenty one miles per hour.
ANOTHER MATT WARD ArrAlR--An ex-
change says, that at Winchester, Clarke
county, Ky, u school-boy named Beverly
Daniel. taking offence at his teacher, Mr.. Ar
lington, broke into the school-room on a
Sunday, destroyed the property of the teach
er, then went 10 the dwelling of the teacher
and challenged him to fight, which being
declined, the boy leveled his gun at Mr.. A.,
and was only prevented from killing him by
the intervention of an old lady. The breed
of Matt Wards is prolific in Kentucky.
The cholera, in malignant form, has ap-
peard at the Lunatic Asylum at Lexington
Ky, and during the last week there were 40
deaths at the institution.
John B. Cough returns to Boston in the
America next week from two years can
vass of Great Britain in behalf of Total Abb
stinence from intoxicating Drinks. He has
doubtless addressed large audiences and pro-
duced deeper sensation than any other adj
vocate of Temperance ever heard in the old
world. He proposes to rest for a season from
his abors, but he will find it dif ifficult long
to resist the solicitations which will reach
him from every side for a renewal of his eff
forts in this, his adopted country.
Lovet Cady. who was hung at Clarksvillc,
Texas, on the 29th of June, for the murder
of Sinclair, was attended in his last moments
by his wife, who shrieked as the halter was