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Me6ieal.


Rf ANHOCD and tie VlG0R OF YOUTH re-
~ sto'cd IN Toth NFLhi oy LT. NICD4lDS ES-
.hCb 81 L-hE.-Da hiLLfD G.. f,is, s1or ycars d,
cgrnet .5-eat'"n, hA' a iesh aoceed - ne useu. re-
qir-t =" WE lit's IA is." sps srpniHG tbr IT N
PLN-fOiN 'or 'he sso VI Lpi vs0.a tu ishlJ pr.sed
l., .tN.i. ~ ~
ssgnieria -.tl VII 1osfore auhood Tho = a.
ter.d constitution sb,Aer ass e1css.e. D.. eject,
Q. climate nsHft csl.cA Tx i4e suiicd 10 uny. is
TOO: iD,cs ease l. i0r westa and r. med according ~
tie n'rd dsisl' watch ycI. snps) pr- I'M
.o...t,.
rn -ororin, fctnody should be taken ~ Al, sbout 10
mari g. iu-rnt u . Acknowledged D.. tbs
p.cis.l y.4s DO IRE .-eae.' lrof -ry tilit.
It's ~ l0l- roEeJs nllts ious Srccs,s IN even
c,.r H. T., re ain a. s sgieIce ogsrthrOs sAor
A. R!DUEJS LrsrSlL Of LIFE Is ID Ia oer>s. viii
"a. u.tsti.. .or 4r, 10 for quantities IL ~
rs All vii be -e,g Z, any part o. 'he county c.iei
naked rrjpi @. remittance % No dcsred'sd sksn,
iHGIP ROLAND No. ~ nroOme ~ door VET. Q
L.o,aHsy, hr,s- fo's.
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Gorroration Notices.


cr7r lvsrHcTor'5 DggA,.g,siSr, Are. 81, 'sti
SPECIAL NVriCE.-io TIE PUBLIC. -
The ned bsss mot "a complete sa'ec-s II h'
e0rs ,gpcrcf ire sii:y 81 ss h1lrs ard "'b'I -
SEES the r,eu1'ion of sai no h2j reiae matter ~
~ ard ,na le, s b,~r densus r.;cd d-lh y BIZ rsu ~
tassc u1ncecssry viii c,csi'ne to'f p'sSf
or- ol,rs 'at as rDsf unity 81 gsn, ~ ttanlpn u no
puzzle The rf-erar. u lie i,lio". notice ho~ 10 coarse
a. d,i'b,'',n p r,u-iop c ry, md o. rsnng s'n' co,
operation ir p.ri OH :..sas h enabling no
To- carry The into sree he G'tr~ ina efe1f
drlnpucs ttr q1r. ~ hu'n q ru,' ." a. oS
Reported % bin III Vs crDi With 80" no Der 81 me
cart. H. :. 4. BODLH. tty inrecicr
Jrrr l-gpucTcR'. DrpsHIsrHr
faw- .U.... Ausl-. 3d. l'aS.)
NOiICE.-lhe undersigned, finding tbGl
sr,s snsr M. aud estesf T. sfusod ty cDtt ~ - a
o"iig shp- sus rIr,ff aer e have hesu WIo"H
- caisrrl 'ir ,'itefs ipu 40 G,po,t ~ -r1H-'
b0Tass S.-sng II 90 ~ he desire o. .,'ry noufcsseir
rrsiis ~ E sid ..s uisr. iut. u hs ei0rs
% 4csp TIE gd mi ecen'y condition pTeeIs
To- yo1s sssEvs.cr Ice following
HksTLlrioEs.
Soics viii Ne c,.n Of a. llpr,s ofte ash ard r'rb -
a,rs by f4r r -. bel O. ls tn advance ofthecf-;f
sri yoa ,1cc,l u.iiei ard rlucstei not % acs
your premises = -pon tsr sJrvsk, rsi ssi bel t.
fSusdsy. egceprd 10 spcst AID III .sh,s sIbag
k,.. irou. ~. sfc.t.
Complain Of s--eot 20 roi.,'y sosct and rennys -
shove shout sao 20 ia, ,ty ln.ptor - h. orcc No
- CiHtl.ain ..lect. y. l. A. bOOLE Ciy Inspector
Iaouss a. cupt . sanitary iIsy.9.iun.
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SlrIilGrs.

DEDROOri EHAAELEp TURNlTI RE o.
warranted 1.nstc;lT.. % '1.d {. -'u An u v wi
CA-nl.s errs t.llu "a sTssrer.A a. a. J. FAhh.aI-
10, 3 - Cs.s-.t o.. a~i's Wooster. Fstsgstrs .bts
I'NAMEBED Chamber iurnitGIG. - Tle
a.otnclt 81 fn,s "a Fsriisss. IN AZ soisrs aus
sYrs .IGt AID aLo,ttl ram I'D OTaDsr. a. L. s>ises
" .ssa.r aid etlii. lss. aA,frt'sr .Id a. 49,.
NAHfEE WARD. n. ~ orsu! -.
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Gialioncrn ar0 .Saa;n GocOl.

AT Nc. A5 MAlDEN-LANE you wi find
BLEAK "a IL, Hn.lHg fsG-s .a4 sta.onsry as-es ..
IA ,-y ass piif.a. tsdrs so...l'-l
faAsC'S = LoolH2L stL.orsrs rlt = ia'rr'
FOUNTAIN N1skirg-Hr1.h adj Pru-l-For
= l.cc,ilz l.ers.s. Lac. &c. $50 isstls waited Sss
az 20 -i..r -. p llh--A a &c, - -sGlsi
l4r,is box -. IS Hor.A.ag;os. Ga".
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Sales bn Aufliou.
A 81 ,frnrr- tnctinnecY.

a. NJ IfRWff Anct'ohtel =.
EY BANGS, aERWN & Co, Irving BuIiG-
10 ir.s Nss 81 end SO ~ s!w-y.-Sse8 .. hoods Sta
t.oueTy. rclues. Wot,e A. Fancy G'"d "n'ni."'e *
FElntl AfIEf>si"t y, SEPT. III, 81 : rel -. .,
pRI}A.E Law 81 RIA irs- ,uI ,s.u'his eol'c
tin coud.ng Con""n Ls~ ana fhancefy REPORTS r.sh
.ir Rrgcr,s Stsate Laws, I'D .s;s fnl,lr tire. &c
~ I.o4ss -. Also cisoice Ei.O III tAN DCOhr
arf - 20 ,i.es BOONCAsE Is I'D oae EOCk nam.
gOSrpU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE of
~ cHLDB CATTLE. 1li5fOUGHBrED HORSES .ns
iSlhsliii ~ ~ r, So t,Af, sept IL q y st1>
a. NJ tie u -" fs-aic Comfy hg7i %! 'tsl -
eeiy neaI Avi sJS ~. Having number o. ali" slo
Hc.fr. ,n of-r tos prop,,s ceiling sOm" o. plv' ~.
cou.i.su 1Tsas short lorns thf1oU-rif~h i.NiA'
an lol. ne sN.le The. 10 ~ be sold Yos' veg
Se.ersc. Ia tie highest oidd.r - a. 30 h.pu'
III a.sC soil S.or.-i,lc ~ i.J .-A Ls.t. 81 A..
ton. rt'he i. T. State Ear a. UTICA ~ Ih.hsD.ii
SEPT. L.. l. w. n
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X9TANTED-TO CORRESPOND with the
W enerprisiug Manufacturers o. clcssn Furniture
lin and Block Tin Nacs ia the county In reference 20 Il 9
monopoly vi PATENf es-h IN his own iuc one Of which
is Of vry great valve. AGoas IAiEhIhE, Box NO oip,
WILMINGTON D. G.
q SaMk --pARlNER in Cash Manu-
e., stffJSfs fe-tuTus Business now ooii'r: money
Iaus n s~ al ills week good nan VIII INA
ri. rare or.pmg ING sirs az the store. No. 70 Nhav
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SO, 900 L q y OF 2ha Tiih souE n.
~ .t4 .I.t l. ely .lsl.sl 20 Ian TWO I'LL
LlDs DJL.tI.t .l.t-s y sa 4-el-aoe - 80 i'a q
.als.. lrrfltr4 p so o. Aa.ua' - 49, 'r. 80
O. pffl4s r. 80 gfoesfess u .-si.iiltf
r. ssft-aa f4llsss p f CIV cod fe-ft q Moo f9rk "a
hI. tr ~ hHt fisf nf tiJ.-4 3D. 49,. - ~, .
g. tar4 -.f.ng a. s-.fi.ag rnr 80 fgr otfr y f'
~ s n. o. o. .f-Il .af ~fbr cod - q e
Con- ifr DHcs al .f-r ,-flsy 80 2.th Of Au.4t
lus -i.I N4 ies..s apea snii ths shoo .Ir' 49, De-
edo.
...t.i.at vs. q, lsl4lr,i 80 ic7''i WIN 10 ro1n.y
lUr..rffI. r NfYalnay 4s1s a.rf fItr
sff .ahs -rs ir ar.un'a snhtsir-a Tor - ins'n
1917 4.a .It. 49,. aif Del. 49, ~ iar Heusy t3
II u.p ny D flte Bonds ofur CsHafy Ter
s.n. r..f lffrrtr 0r before nl ftuh'g J. 100
sf iAisrosi n s Jsse pa usrt al - 'Ae ~ SIX fr
.-iTrIrW =. rrs sSis C.uef-o ',r
ci.. % Hsv itfa. AcP-g.ssai l.laace lol-p'io.ers
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yOsrprI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o,'Ics, }

hslsTAtr oyAsTEEsssr cffIch,|
iorIe. - and ..d-siIe-ts ,
WlsWs. IoX. V. C.. furn.t Is, los
nrBJIC SAILS OF CONDEMNED AM
NAILS viii ;ase p scos .he Corral. mart g.. Ohse ysioy
IN iis ,ity on tie lot 3d srd :th WGD'f DAYS ~ ~
IT1En 1875 b,in. tie - 10th ald g tl Jay % &c n1ohh
TIE property 10 corlcn.rei unht rGu,rc as.'ice
Sale. commence al 10 cocA, oi ss-h d1y n, DC
continued day day t tie nrm1rt o. hand i'S 70
sold.
Terms os,h. In Government funds -
L. IA. TOMPklNS, Capt, A. q. H. u = n.
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No. clT broadway. T. Y
lYO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS m
closed in sealed envelope ndoisoa With IN. title OF tho
work with tho - bidder written thereon WI.
BE- r.r.yst al Its III. Until SATURDAY, September -
1903 81 II o'elork.
tGEtns 70 u Ice, -i3s Ia Second avenue from Forty
eighth 20 sisi IN. ',roet - .
For ess,.y and feh.,shS Eighth s,cnse, from Fay Third
"a Fir y rlnth street
Sor slins sai grosins End -rlinr oa-5 and rr,'r In
foreugh yuoi AID si- AID cucS "A Eighty hst street. BE-
twssn Sr.'us ALL .As. Ayonu-s.
kor rucl and nes a. Wy eighth f,- bes"ron SOC
ond and lliTi avenues. ,,.,
Fo Curb ..iter All Ia IN Fc-'ysvenh aud Very eshh
street.. between 'LiId Avenue sul is't River.
FOR sggg tsI sirsi sei"cen -'ins sstIse ana
iiEison liver.
fpr cfn gutter srd ia- y fhT'iusfth sTee Hom oec"hs
.sea'.. to El.i Rive.
Fo cab ter ,nd sss IN Avenue 4. from One hundEsa
nl.is'~-ih 70 One hnlt 81 ,'i iwsrsr foc1N sUrt'
For curb. s,-r and fss Ferry lii str,s ffeEi Fourth
10 I.cXrrt0.
FOR euro gutter Gag IN Fotty Ii street fom Ter
"a, fpn 10 tilfl .rci.r
Tor rur0 r.f an &c "a N"e"ns aFs1r- i'oli Sky M"
H. itiy .it'n s'i.ei -
FHfclfb g4isf so 81. Ff avenue, Tom Una hfndIec-
All ..orsn,. 10 one hoa4Ied sui wsi'y hiL .ues-
fof req lin. I'D si4las M. cog b, sn .d 49, O',
hrrdei ~ '~sni! ,rrA street, foHi taid t'>ass .
Ls.tA sssu1. -,
20 r.rb .i,s- l l Leonard sI chsTeh street ssa,h
comet ,
~ a4-,s, On, ha,l-sl sai iAe.h sos, fro,a Tenth
trrn-- to l!atsos IisN
rs.u ana; All Erad.s s,scn'ih street from s'o''
Tsrtf, le-ssph .cru rlry ars'f'et tslo~'r' to City
H. ts.
a. fsrr, Q. proposals, io-elh,r With .hc .peef so
snd - ss.e.. o. - oh'asoa Il is s-es-D41ed' street
Dc,al:1.ai. .ss iosf Asf1.f .1, lftJ.
GAS. q. COk-a-L. Stree, CsHrihHozsr.
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STEAMBOATS, .no Railroads.

E'tR CALNCRAJA-By The OVERLAND
l. ROrrg.-h ptfl, LiHy = sr&ots earning he
t. & Aai ,rtves ftrtsSs htrsas r. fi'.fr. a.. w.
Ds4rsr Oret sit Lac. si.1s - ,'non ,i.s' mex
.rg - sss 80, via Va .Es. ie's tsofs4s fsaHeei
.ppr sssarl k-s-T l+ivcf Ns'Aos ssd huato.e LIS
rHrOrGa ~ ygvEXTrTS DAYS.
1s -outs cousIiss1s Cassas. ana csteo-i
Covered sy.s, Nag 81. Lr'y n '~-oa ' 80 70 i.-''E
go.
syuas fls.E ssr'f uns1 Oh, sosch,s re no, lsL
:tao IS nsI.s sPut and ness" frrHi.A'd "a
Ils ABIDE .pa P.iL. f.-yrsss h.le-, N. wa
fr.it''''e srSs o. s.s-as. srsvei Al srua eiss.
4" i be ~ 800 ~ s stoo.. saTsa bar'fs eaa b. s -
I..'',a :. -, ss,.sl g. raj VIII ~ po-.'. s....
THROUGH Fhl.. h.cai'e. 60 fs.suAs, fsos
isis ~. .se,4'i.et' sar Ff's. 30 90
I.eie',.oa >. 10 sa-, :! 10 Cen?ry g, H,vY,rs s.
ArA',n.
.(lRaAr REDUCTION in pEsrCLAss
FAhts. va
Nl.W.YCUN < sTRAL RAILROAD.
Only 1913 TO CHICAGO,
s,9 ssr., y,.l .rd-,.oh "a, .is ~ ,-@ lla-e a.
qo.l a. sy any .t,f ,os. Procure 7i'.e., d. cos''
p,rys P-asp o8es 10 - Dro.ds,y se'ros P'ri T-s'
eco = cSec .g.vdae. LrYs, Ne. 9i"or Rss'o.
{ b, CH.ENOUGH.
P,seass1 Agent -. ~ Drasdv-y.
nIHTCr STEAMBOAT LINE .or iiAti-
84AHrIO,, BsLL0NyS TALLs b3sITLEDOaO,
L. stesaer OAA..fE 6IA4E caves Rex alp - 3 n,
insIs, Wegrs.Jiy ,si friday slsfnef CITY DT b ,AI'
RlD o.yss l.,LsDprs . M, i.ssosy 1A'I'ip 40 asf
l.s. : m have srkel.ss sssrd .sa.se. AZ
&c nis-~oad ~ c.mrsisd ed exPsr's-''i 'hf'i'
hsT- scfk, re- - l~-~
NOR CATSklI.Lai MOCNILiN HOUSE.
J. tn. s'aaaes IlOMAi POWELL "l isers 100. %
f5.s 'as. T.EeDAi8 ~. 1iU ksDht - 81 eas week 81
r. ~ SOD ca SATURDAYS H p. m, lsglin6 q; I.isA'
ssunes.ia, va .,ss,, C-,..l - TIE noeesn sgs,s
D.l al f,'seI L.sys, Ctukl. f,i Nav tos ca Nun
DAYS NkDhEsDAiS, and FflDAfh, -eP"
DAr~fEORE aud OHlO RAILROAD.
- THROUGH Pa5sESGER sn< fAEiSh ~ y Az -
HKsf'.laD. Ticaats 70 sH W..ius sss sos'l No.ieia
poel. / Psai.a1p.n Gaaraers and N-,hlIfion Cay.
f,.l ~ 4 ,wy.i fale. W.. SOD ally &c 'npl-s
O. w. PkRstlL, Cessis! Agent,
Corlor BTssd-sy ans RIoIsy's
CT0SlNGT0N LIEE Tor BosroN, via GRO
= TOH HFW-LONDON 5TOSihDTyH PROV
DTNcE msTf ...o. % s1i III
uOJyn .OCk vii i.s,o Pier Ne ~ ". a, i"r vi Count
IA TIT, daily e,oepi sunday 81 p n or.tc--.
Fe.i >. issos b- ~ stsrf fne Oiho' o. on
PI,y = i.I ~ a 400 s s-' Twins Agent
TOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD, md
CORNECiION. tho CONTlNEhTAL csvo- rset ~. .s,ip
Ea., River, III 7is p m MOTT LlHE.-Ihs kAa CITY
s'sys- AZ n Q sioes p m. Sunday' ereopnd
sNOR EXTRAORDINARY LIhE.-Tho
Il Steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Psek dip Pier No D.
Fat lb.ef Daily Of ~ O'CLOCK Freight TAKEN on W..
Whsf al day Arriving Ia iihJsspot IA time TO connect
win he nsas&tOc NeasstUok, New iGses Gd Hartford
dOa GRO W. COBLiES Agent
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5VAE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

TTNIL GLLAT LNDLIcU KENNEDY IDR
4 GJDr hND E.isL .<AIISH.
,A ,aGrcr, ~. lss,r esrrisiris stAsi 's,', Q,
~ af.G.i.s,- -triies - d. o COZ AN,
~ l.r!G PILLS sa.y sss b. fe,d sy'- 80 rso'.
~. si sk;uel Sl.fsi 20 the ps5c, and navs
sa, sn,r-sly l,,d n Lfs.ss lcT .aay ytap VITA .c
g-ssisr success
Pfs,A,.a ~ TROUT h nARs,Nr N.. go sir~as Lon
don hHcbns; 4ri -oll 81 t-siF AseEs., WELLS a Co.
FfaIkil a.. fsg-re.b.
tier 2ae.fv e. ~ have au',it-e 'he n-Fus arc
ss4ros .? q JfiAS f.oLL, - sHNll. LeH$'s 70 ss
yr..J upon TIE Crrsgr seis sssp adre 10 cen s-f N
t. zen b. Mfilciaa.
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uKApsv1xrsRs rRpyosT ~ sRsBsI Win D,sr y !"
~. 20, tul-.v.. NEW oHX, s.pt- 10 t',S.
The Board al Enrolimcni Of tns District W. io1
Tor the purpose IT hrsrng cams ot eaenpp"sv
parties dr.l.d f.on lac ,A,h .id GA thv Vth hh' ana ~
iH.t., bst~eea 4. ami p. 10. .,, ,,-,
Dss so1.ce IN b. given ir he XVIII sni NNih "No'
JA1ita ". FAH.t. lre.t ho.d oi sit""i'''~
CHARLES 4. LAMONT, tol.ieivA'i'
JAAEs ". Pom tLL surgeon
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~ sTFClf!C PILL Val Pr'naaeriy care fny Gaze o.
scsr4. ~ ea1ness Dolly nightly, row syEs .GcSkgATED,
e. h.r ro.ulns from inlisrssior Erc-sse'; and VII b
found eqras efficient n a-e oar Of Tao Pfosiatsi Dsbes
az Al ..asss generally O.! '. l., .a1ry DJIGas.
Professional Orl%iCN5."I .-,e a'sd your sfs-
CHIC FHr IN sa4uy Of Spe'roi'r'a.a sud "h Tho
ss,s p,,je, .1ec>~J. M.rcx Srusss, n. D., III. d.,
L-ookisa
"r - roa-, spccilc snJ nedicin. can be- have
crTcd very with tou SIX 30 ~ D0sss-'
KEITH ", ., "a aep'T.0-y - 1ei. Sce'es Tss' iofk.
PEE5OHAL-L,. UineAssi,, 10 goR1Br ~ AL cosvi-
I'D dsvote huiscf eattsstre0g 20 1Gss rspss
nsps"D l-sysa..a Gss> NJ De, IT.. b., A-sscs S"s.sss
CoTesis feie York.
Tho SPECIFIC PILL T. not Hcneora;hic remedy zsf
j,os g -in AsscuTy l.O Csntsriaog my injurious
nyF.aru. Price. per toz boxes frse1 s,.<r cd a!
Tor >. Scat b. ns. Sod ssaie aI1 REAL ,!
J. " l,cE TEA. No. - Johns., :. T.
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ilarl)incrn.
md No. 4 WORTH

MOE S1LE--h No and No. WORTH
A MOTOR sTEAA-fiHp, vita - Locomotive Boiler
ud H. necessery AID Mater convenience all In odef
- one ..tca fnglne, Cyind' ". h.. dom
et. feel stroke balance Wheel 10 fee, W J. inches iscc ia
,~,l~f fersir Aiso STEAM BOILER that is putup sd
to ,svo 80 ,r cent 81 the fuel uscd by tu7 cyp.
Der I-1.rs ~. BOAhDMAN, ga. - hIo'd"sy y !.
yl,oDDH RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
n na, . Wo,k, a. Paterson H. J.HAnufac'uf- stliion'
sfv,d Potable Steam Err!uee sid boilers Fni ii'HPf Low
Oh M aud koge Aschine'y bill oealhs, ans,,is -
AM-ENGlNE for SALE-Ono OF noes
y litcsnhorse power Apply It The Tribune Vhee
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NNiNCHEsTEks HYPOPHOsPRIrES A.

NV INIiILeIEn UlIOPIIONTNI! rs act
,r,aya .d sr4'tT, m all ,Gges Of Cost >rries.
Tha i,,rs,ofss III, .sags e'e,s shc sor
a. ysi- Ac0f r'ev eAre, tie a'glf sysrg Az IN
Ion fo'gissa esy to spp,ns al ouce .ssgse,
.nf ih- p@ten, .ies ggin E- h- so"5h and lie IN
e-lf traAi.g a. paddy -eTsd. 10. scp calm
ard ~. -siiiE he .rprIsiirA 49, rsguaT ana sHVsr~
TIE HYPOPHOsPHITEs sh,a.t 70 sses, t.sisfor,, in
ossry sl.,o clhas....d Ly more u ao following
sym,.orcs 1,,ar2 Of FI,s Isisrce"saf e lie Ciss&'
Cough Tor. a s,rrcn. Err,"r' Fa<"sr, H'.ai fwAa'
IL, - Ipos'i, - b. ~rsaI si-iss Of Defsisg~ss
IA 4sf.5se, pr54oA.f.,. y. -Esa. Se' 9.e4~ -
msvsd and csp~si1lr every ~Aere tho rss''n.
rhysc.n ?c.rsbe. ,7As' .saky 40 iy1 sa, 90.
81 u 80 csl i,r q t.-n4-.
WlNCHEsTEKs GENUINE PREPARATION
~ TIE bSL b EifARIJ FChI0iU.s nypopAesy sites
Pz.c<L--! sne e ounce .n-ri bottle. u nd % sS,
= u.sslvs ny Jee sss 'sIs-e.S 81 10 '',Sf er -
l. 81 oCcrsr.L4
sod n4o.t .spsc'abs Drs.is. srl hok.s!s AID Rr
'Si ~ ~ so oeno't Dsrst 10 sbs United sssiss .! J.
ItISC4lf5 IbR. ~. ~ .shn-si.. =. /.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-15
NUMBER 80.
COOKING Reef Steak.

Mrs. Hutton Mrs. Hutton What on
earth are you pounding to make such a deafen-
ing noise I want you minute
Well I am here, cher face all in rosy glow
peeps above the fence) not pounding on earth
at all, but on my meat board, not to make
noise, out to mangle my beef steak
lymph You are facetious this morning :;
but apr0poS of beef steaks, how do you gene1
rally cook them?'
oh the old fashioned way, either frying
or broiling. The latter l prefer, as the steak
prepared in that way retains more gifts natu
raj flavor; yet 1t is roasting process to the
cooks face and fingers, and when the Goals are
dull, wearysome one also
Aye, now [ can lay you under an indebted
ness to me which the presence ola whole loas-
ted OK couldn't cancel. II is how to Jroa beef
steak in frying pan, and have it done in three
minutes. My frying pan being wiped very
dry | place it upon the stove, and let it become
hot, Gerry hot. In the meantime, mangle the
steak; (f it chance to be piece of surlOin so
much the better,) pepper and salt it then lay
it in the dry, hot pan, which l instantly cover
as tight as possible When the flesh first touch
es the heated pan, of course, it seethes and adj
heres to it, but in a few seconds it becomes
loosened and juicy; every halt minute or so, /
turn the steak, butam careful to keep it as much
under cover as possible; when nearly done |
lay a small piece of butter on it, and if want
much gravy, add tablespoonful of cold,
strong coffee in three minutes from the time
the meat is put into the pan,it is ready for the
table
why, YOU astonish me! What does it taste
like?'
The most delicious, delcately brolled steak,
full of Juice, yet retaining the heaithiest beety
flvor that any John Bull could require
Now, what is the philosophy of it, l won-
derT
'Pshaw Why need you care to know? =
It's practical utility satisfies me, in the saving
of time, labor and my complexion.
i will try the experiment this very noon DO
you think the same method would suit mutton
chops?' .....-. u.s..
Admirably, only they require longer time
to prevent them from being rare. l have
sometimes made an excellent gravy for them by
adding q little diluted cream, thickeDed with
pinch of -four, into which, when off the fire
and partly cool, stir in The yoIk Of one egg
well beaten Ohio Farmer.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-15
Never 90 Aate 10 Aenrm.

Socrates, at an extreme age, learned to play
on musical instruments, for the purpose of re-
sisting the wear and tear ofold age.
Cato, at eighty years OF age, thought proper
to learn the Greek language.
Plutarch, when between seventy and eighty,
commenced his study Of Latin.
Boccaccio was thirty years oi age when he com
menced his studies in polite Literature, yet he
became one of the three great masters of the
Tuscan dialect, Dante and Petrarch being the
other two.
Sir Henry Spelman neglected the sciences IN
his youth, but commenced the study OF them
when he was between fifty and sixty years of
age, After this time he became a most learned
antiquarian and lawyer.
Colbert, the famous French ministers at sixty
years of age, returned to his Latin and law stud
les.
Ludoyico, at the great age OF one hundred and
fifteen, wrote the memoirs of his o"n times. A
singular exertion, noticed by F0fare who Vas
himself one of the most remarkable Instances
of the progress Of age in-new studies
Ogilby the translator OF Homer and Virgil, was
unacquainted with Latin and Grcek till be was
past fifty.
Franklin, did not fully commence his phiio-
sophical pursuits till he had reached his hftleth
year.
Accorso ,a.great lawyer, being asked why he be-
gan the study of law so late answered that in
deed he had began it late, but he should there
fore master it the sooner.
Dryden. in his sixty-eghth year commenced
the translation of the 1 Lladi and his mos
pleasing productions were written IN his DIG
age.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-15
Fnn not Confned TO WAN.

The following extract is taken from a work
entitled Passions of Animals
Small birds chase each other about in play,
but perhaps the conduct of the crane and trum~
peter is the most extraordinary. The latter
stands on one leg, hops around in the most ex>
centric manner, and throws somersaults. The
Americans call it the mad bird, on account of
these singularities Water birds, such as ducks
and geese, dive after each other and clear the
surface of the water with outstreched neck and
tapping wings, throwing abundant spray around
Deer often engage in sham battle or tfiai OF
strength by twisting their horns together and
pushing for the mastery.
All animals pretending violence in their play
stop short in exercising it;tne dog takes care not
to injure by his bite: and the oraug outang. in
wrestling with his keeper pretends to throw
him, and makes TENTS of biting him. Some an
imals carry out in their play the sembiance of
catching their prey. Young cats, for instance,
leap after very small and moving object
even to the leaves strewed to the Autumn wind
the body quivering, and The tail vibrating with
emotion, they bound he moving loat and
again spring forward TO another leaf Beng
ger saw young jaguarS and cougars playing
with round substances, like kittens. There is
story of a tame maybe that was seen buslly
employed in garden ga: herring pebb anc
with much solemnity, and a studied ali buneC
them in hole made to receive post. At6el
dropping each stone, it cried 'currack triumph
antly and set of for another. On examIng The
spot, a poor toad was found in Che hole which
the maybe was stoning for his amusement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-15
NEeaf XEEggnim.

We congratulate not only the people spec
ially interested, but those of the whole cOun~
try on the Presidents approval Of The act,
which makes West Virginia State OF the
Union The West YuginIans have long enough
sighed under the iDgenia bondage OF che old
Dominion. Her topography, her interests her
commerce are all distinct from those of slave
breeding Virginia. She has long wished Tor
de}lyerance, and the reUe ion at last give her
the coveted opportunity Eastern Virginia
plunged mady into treason. Western chung
closely and Overwhelmingly to the Union
The loyal counties-not those Of the West ex.
clusiyely, but of The whole State-set up new
State Government, in sobordioation 70, and
sympathy with that Of the Union. By thus
Government not OF West Virginia r. such,
but of loyal Virginia entile-conscnt was f1rN
mally and fully given to the creation OF the new
State ; aud it has accordingly been organized,
comprising about third OF the territory aud
fifth Of the population OF he old State. The
measure has been desperately fought IN ana
Out of Congress, but carried by heavy votes /;
and row the President, after deliberate and
careful investigations and taking the written
opinion thereon of each member OF his Cabinet
has given it his signature. All hail the rev
and loyal State of WEST VIRGINIA N. T.
Tribune.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-15
rE,he New Flax Machine.

The dearth of paper has naturally gwen
strong impetus to all the branches of enterprise
connected with it's manufac ure, and at the same
,ine is calling into greater prominence such labor
savipo machinery as will most readily facilitate
the production of This indispensable article
Mallory & Sanfords new brako-an affair when
: co si1npIe in its construction that the spectator
ar,lv yronders that he himself did not invent 1t
long AGO it is noticeable for the vast amount OF
labor if saves. The operator boy can WORK II
8. we'll as a man, lays an armful of fax on the ma
chine. and in an instant it comes out at the other
end almost entirely free from the 'shooVs 'he
woody or pithy matter, and without tow
The fibre rema ms unbroken' coming out much
sofer than the fibre dressed in the old way. 1t IS
said by those who this brake that II VIII reaK
twenty to twenty-five hundred weight OF stra"
:, .o,, bours while the saving of the fibre Is from
civ 70 ten pounds on every hundred OF straw
THO machine which is praised by those max
,.,r,ors and mill owners who have tried It, pos
so.s tbe additional advantage ofperfect security
r. life and limb There is nothing IN It's opera
lions to endanger the operator, who cannot huTt
LI-a.oIf unless he tales hard TO do so.-N, T. E0e'