Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04

concluded that the two which have the larg-
est spinal developments are males, and the
one which has the smallest ceck, is the fe-
male. And your committee think that the
distinctions here made, apply not only to the
animals IN question, but also to 4 numerous
class of bipeds, that would properly come
under the consideration of your committee:
III they but had feathers.
(Signed) JIM. KELLOGG
L. MCINTYRE, Com
P. 7. BRIGGS.
The committee on butter, cheese and -four
award to Mrs John Benedict, Of Bristol, the
first premium on Butter.
To Mrs. j. P. Bishop, of Paris, the second
premium on Butter a
To Mrs. G. w. Larabee of Pleasant Prai-
RE. the first premium on loaf Of excellent
Farmers Bread.
To the same for superb Pork Apple Pie,
no doubt originated in Down East Yankee
DOM" the first premium.
(Signed) E. PERKINS,
s. UPSON, }Com
B L. MARSH.
Statement of Mrs. John Benedict, ON her
process of making Butter. No. Of cows in
the dairy eight.
is lightly sailed to keep it sweet, and is kept
until churning. and churned in stone dash
churn. The mode of freeing the milk from
the butter, is to enclose the butter from the
churn in linen cloth, rinsed in cold water
from the well and then thoroughly working
it. No ingredients are used. save that of
the purcst salt. The amount of salt is indefi-
mite, being when well incorporated, deter
minud by the taste
(Signed) JOHN BENEDICT,
Bristol, Sept. 25th, 1855.
The Committee on DOMESTIC MANUFAc-
TUREs, makes the following report
Two quilts, entered by Mrs. w. W. Catlin of
Wheatland, are very good; one is excellent, and
entitled to First Premium. A coverlet, also by
the same, is considered by us worthy of notice.
A Draught Harness, entered by Smith 81 Lines
of Kenosha, surprising anything of the kind here
tofore exhibited in our County Fairs, is entitled
the first premium, and there was no competition
A Fancy Harness, by the same firm, attracted
universal attention, which we refer to the action
of the executive committee, as equally worthy of
premium (Note-The Executive Committee
award Diploma to the above fine harness-our
highest evidence of merit.) An imperial Side
Saddle, though not entered is referred to the ex-
ecutive committee
Besides the above, mans Saddle, brides L.
martingals, Gig Saddle, Fancy Collar g. Harness
were on exhibition by the above firm, and the Ex-
ecutive Committee here would take occasion to
say, once for all, that the firm of Smith s. Lines
E. Balm Esq, and Hitchcock a. Brother, are
with the exception of some of our most worthy
Dry Goods Merchants of Kenosha, whose faces
smiled upon u.s. and whose presence was all that
could manifest their interest,) the only manufac-
turers in kenosha City, who considered it worth
their while to display their articles of manutac
ture to the intelligent farmers of KenoSha Coun-
ty: and we recommend to them, (the farmers
never to forget those who by their presence and
articles invite trade, and are sensible of the
'dSO of Jul aS Iio~l.--al interests-to nat
roniZe them.
sample of wooden yarn entered by Mrs.
Ephraim Perkins, is entitled to the LIST Premium
A pair of wooden stockings, entered by Mrs
Sarah Brande, is entitled to the 1st Premium
A rag carpet, by Mrs Alex Beath, LIST Prem.
Hearth Rugs, by Mrs. S. Brande, commend'd
Crochet Collars, by Miss Mary Marsh, very
neat
Needle Work, by Mrs. Levi Grant, LIST Prem.
do by Mrs. w. w. Catlin, I'd do
Table Spread and Linen Stockings, by Miss
Ann Hicks, very good, (not entered,) referred
Lamp Mat, by Mrs. W. H. Smith, worthy of
Stand Spread (not entered, commended. ex-
hibitor unknown.
Specimen of Penmanship, Chirographic Like
ness, and a painting, by Jllstus Burnham; award
ed Diploma, by Executive Committee, as evil
dence of skill in the use of the pen.
Specimen of Dentistry, by l.. Whitmore of Ke.
nosha, superior work, & worthy of notice, Dip
Artificial Flower Workstand, by Miss Jeanette
Fowler; neat and curious-Diploma.
One pair of Wooden Stockings, carded, spun
and wove by a lady 80 years Of age, a superior
article, not being entered, could not compete for
4 regular premium, but their worthiness being
first rate, entities them TO the Society's Diploma.
viii our good grandmother send us her name
and MISUNDERSTANDING
The show in this department was small, and
put little competition. We hope by the next ex-
libition to see it improved in quantity and quail
ty. Respectfully submitted,
+. j. CURTIS,
J.. BURGESS, ) Committee.
Sc. TARBELL,
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