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Union Steam Bakery, No. I04 West
SIXTH STREET.-The public should be made
aware Of the existence in this city Of new
Baking establishment, where bread is made
without thandling-made, in fact, by the agency
| Of machinery, set in motion by steam. Thb
establishment is under the supsrintendsnos Of
Mr. A. Cunningham, agent Of the Union Steam
Baking Company and, though but new
claimant, comparatively, for public favor, bids
| fair to become general favorite.
The Bread made in this establishment does not
pass through the process of fermentation COM
monty called "raising;" hence the loaves are
| not as large as those made after the common
method. But the Bread here produced has the
advantage of retaining It's sweetness, and
what, perhaps, will not at first be generally be-
lievod--its sponginess for days. The rapidity
with which tho dough is prepared Is truly
amazing. Two barrels of -four being deposited
in the "Patent Kneader," the machinery Ia set
in motion, and in hcslre minutes from that time
the -four is thoroughly kneaded and made
ready for the oven. We shall, probably, de-
scribe the "Patent Kneader" at another time.
| The potatoes used in the Bread are Of the
very best quality; and their preparation Is
| equally quick, oleanly and upoxceptionabls, as
is the preparation Of the dough. They are
placed in machine, after washing and scrap
ing, and in ttSo minutes are steamed and other
wise got ready for mixing with the -four.
Though but recently started, this establish
ment has already excited very considerable In
'erest, as the fact Of crowds Of visitors to see
he "kneader," as we'll as to invest in the
''staff Of life" here produced, abundantly tes-
tify.
The success Of this comparatively small Me-
chanical Bakery settles the question as to tho
possibility Of constructing Portable Baking Ma
chimes, so to speak, at moderate expense, and
on much more limited scale than the now
closed concern at the corner of Elm street,
and we hope to see them become general among
our bakers.
Mr.. Cunningham informs us that bis ma
chinery turns out nearly 1000 loaves of Bread
laily, and Crackers almost countless.
Leucorrhea, or Whites.-Tbis weak
ming disease is one Of the most obstinate in
|
because it is regarded too much as local atec-
ion. By attacking the constitutional cause,
by improving the general tone and vigor Of the
,ystem, the PERUVIAN SYRUP is of itself
able to remove speedily this exhausting form
Of female disease.
Office 1913 Fourth street, up stairs, where Q
pamphlet, descriptive of this medicine, may be
obtained gratis.
DIR. Aver will deliver a Lecture upon
Medicated Inhalation, at Smith & Nixon's
Hall, next Friday evening. The subject being
one in which so many are interested, and the
!, popularity of the lecturer, will no doubt draw
together large audience.
VIM. McCord, on Sixth street, below
Western Row, is now fully prepared to ct any
number of people with Spring suits. His Sc
lections of goods can not be surpassed, and his
suits always fit. Give Mr.. Mccord u trial.
Particular attention is called to the
stock of Upholstery and Curtain Goods just
received by snowden & Otto, which they
. offer at reasonable prices. Their store Ia al
No. 81 West Fourth street.
o Steamer General Pike, with large
company for "Pike's Peak, leaves tomorrow,
e tTuesday) Capt. John Scott and Clerki
v Bower and Carter have charge Of this splendid
e palace of the waters, and will make everything
e right and agreeable from the beginning to the
[. end.
: Harlan's new style Of Pictures, re-
6 Gently imported from Europe, called the Ala
e bastrine picture, is worthy of especial atten
70 | lion.
y The Central Dining Saloon is the mos
popular eating place in the city, and Its pro.
IT prietor, John Macdonald, viii always be foun'
- on hand.
- Ball & Thomas Pictures are pro
- verbal for their beauty and originality-es
: pecially those Photographs, which they get u
: in the most superior style.
u. 1t is generally admitted that Temple
t. ton takes perfect pictures-Photographs 1
n particular. One need only see his samples t
ig be convinced of this fact.
ID who would think that one could ge
- his likeness taken for twenty five cent piece
's' Such, however, is the fact, and the place is
the Broadway Gallery of Art.
: stiIlman's is the place to get you
phiz taken. His style of taking pictures
generally admired.
's' Winder's Picture Gallery is so crowde
a, nowadays that he says he will have to Ell
Ie' large. We like to chronicle such facts.
,se Mr.. Booker, on Sixth street, mes
an Vine, pays particular attention to the rent
sse vatiDg and repairing of soiIed garments.
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