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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-02

General Grant has issued an order n
nounoing the organization Of a permanent
Artillery Board, to which all questions re-
lating to the artillery service may be refer
red by the Secretary of War or the General
in-Chief. The following officers comprise
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ImpOtency Cured,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly of New York City, will pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he ever tails to cure the above
named diseases. He will pay the same sum for the
treats the same diseases with equal success
After many yearsof laborious study and experience
unfortunate. that he has perfected e system OF treat
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above, and also all contagious diseases of the
Reproductive Organs, with. all bad effects arising
therefrom including General
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
HShas succeeded in curing cases in this city, some OF
whom had expended hundreds or dollars with self
styled physicians, who profess to treat all private
least particle Of benefit.
DR.. Gibson does not boast that he is q member Of
some College in London OF Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnaring the innocent,
realized. But what DR. C might boast offs this, that
heis able to give entire satisfaction to those who re-
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
be has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris,
Oh any patent medicine, to equal for the radical cure
Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or d~eranee-
ment, both mental and physical, arising from Sexu-
DR.. Gibson also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet discovered.
And, first, the agents used are In 10 respects dis
agreeable; heuses no relics of the dark ages, such a.
Mercury, or any other deleterious drug secondly,
no restriction in diet or business Is required; third,
his treatment Is positive and certain In all cases. He
stands prepared to go into any public or private
bospitalin the United States, and demonstrate the
immense superiority of his new treatment over any
other now known in the world, in point Of prompt
ness, permanensys mildness, safety and convenience
to the patient.
Dr.. Gibson is permanently located In Cleveland,
and has during the past five years performed naany
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes of treatment. References can be given
toindividuas of the first respeetability in Cleveland,
Boston, New York and other cities, in regard 10 skill
and integrity in all professional transactions. Dys-
pepsia, Rheumatism, ScrOfula, all diseases of the
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic Diseases treated
with superior success.
Sc Medicines sent to any part of the country, on
receipt of ten dollars.
DR.. Gibson's new work on Physiology for sale st
his ONCE.
DR.. GIBSON
PROFESSOR OF ELEoTEoPATHY AND MEDICINE.
once HeSeneca street, a few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite City Hotel
hours from Ito L and from 2 to 5o'clook
Daily lSundays excepted janH
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JOIN L. HUEKEWEEL,
tsl,4.-..as - w - Bes 80 a.:.

gsF17E-PHIIOSOPHY OFMARRTAGE.
The Proprietors of the New York Museum of Anat-
amy have ~dsterained, regardless Of expense, to is
sue free ffar the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
- .FsSs' :sS Is e SSsfTsT E!c tour % o. sA ssI mGss sn, sSd
ftG DISQUALIFICATION, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ItT. PremAtare decline Of Manhood, Indigestion,
Weakness OF Depression, ImPotency, Loss Of Ener-
~ aud Manly Power; the Great Social Evil, and
those Maladies which result from youthful fOIlieE,
sxoesses Of maturity, aad ignorance Of Physiology
and laws of nature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
ienlightenlng and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded free, on receipt of four stamps, by ed
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of
Anatomy and Medicine, els broadway, New York.
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THERE Is No SUCH WORD As FAILa
TARRANT's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
HnRERG AND GnPAIRA

Is 8 sure, certain and speedy cure for sill diseases Of
the Bladder, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, either
Male or Female, frequently performing a perfect
cure in the short space of Three or Four days, and
always in less time than any other preparation. In
the Le Of TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF CeBEBs M C0PAIBA thore is no need of
conhneRent or change of diet. In It's approved
form Of apaste, it Is entirely tasteless, and causes
no unpleasant sensation to the patient, and no eI-
posure. 1t Ia now acknowledged by the most learn
ed In the Profession that 1t the above class Of
diseases, CUBEBS and C0PIABA are the only
Two Remedies known that can be relied upon with
any Certainty Of Success. Tsrrant's Compound
Extract Of Cubebs and Copaiba NEVER FAILS.
Manufactured only by TARRANT & 90,
27S Greenwich street, New York.
RS-sold by Druggists all over the World.
mya.R4.
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TLEGANT DRESS SILKS-CHElpEST

III IN II II & Co. oher
the most elegant stock of Dress silks in the city at
fully 20 per cent. less than current prices.
J. q. DEWITT & CO.,
IanlT Public Square.
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MEFsoRoLogIoAL.-The United States Tel
egraph Company sent US the following
report Of the weather in various localities
vasterdav manning.
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TURBINE.
These whesis are more particularly constructed
and adapted 10 Upright Connection, such as Flour
ing Mills, &C., having q far greater velocity than
any other wheel. We can, and do, under low heads
of from Il feet down, connect them directly, by
coupling wheel shaft to spindle, thus doing away
With all gears, belts, &c, In the mill, below the
AOor-saving great expense and applying the en-
sire power Of the water GA the running,stone
Under higher heads We gear or belt es desired, but
in most cases gear back instead Of ahead hence
have q rrmarksbly STEADY motion, and the lever
aee In favor OF the wheel.
We are also constructing . wheel specially
ADAPTED TO very high heads and small Streams,
which Is really, in hydraulic motor, q desiderAtum,
a nothing has been offered the public which wosld
really produce g satisfactory result under so fes1
had, using a small amount of water.
All OF thess wheels are constructed on purely
scientific principles, in the most Workmanlike
manner, enti1~ OF Iron, have great durability,
aannot freeseI or IN the least injured by back
v1ter. They. e running in hundreds Of Mills In
Ohio, PennsyfSanIA, Michigan, Wisconsin,, and
other western States, to any OF which we rser.
For pamphlets, circulars, or other Information
A6drsss D Eah ". II. H0SKINS 4 CO.,
raI 80 e-f "a and sc ChAmplsin-st.,
ANs0QnaQnaz5o Cleveland, o.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Meeting of tho BOard-DfVisiOn of the
Board into One and Two Year Men
Election OF Seeretary and Treasurer
-The Fair Ground Question.

VI INV
The Fair Ground Question.
The recently elected Board Of the Cuya-
hogs County Agricultural Society met at the
City Hotel at ten o'clock yesterday forenoon,
for the election Of a Secretary and Treas
urer and the transaction of other business.
The President Mr.. C. S. Gates, of Brooklyn,
occupied the chair, and Colonel s. D. Har-
ris acted as Secretary. There was a general
attendance of the Board. The first bust
ness before the members was the division of
the Board into two sets, under the require
ment Of the State Board, which provides
that the terms Of Office of the one class
shall expire in one year, and of the second
class in two years, so that one half of the
managers may be annually chosen" Ac-
oordingly, an election was held, and the
ballot resulted in the selection of the fol-
lowing twelve men whose office will expire
in one year; they ares
TIE "YkARLINss."
s. W. Knapp, Mayfeld,
W.. B. Smith, East Rockport
g.. W. Dilley, Euclid,
james Tousley, Royalton,
Harrison Warren, Warrensville,
William Hurd, 0lmsted,
Levi Marble, Bedford,
Lewis Fowles, Middleburgh,
Theo. Brock, Brecksville,
Charles Force, Chagrin Falls,
J. J. Raiseh, East Cleveland,
I. D. Hathaway, Bedford.
The remaining members Of the Board
constitute the
"Two YEAS oLDs."
D. I. Wightman, Cleveland,
W. ". Richards, Newburgh,
E. s.. Willard, Cleveland,
W. P. Hudson, East Cleveland,
A. A. Jewett, Newburgh,
C.. C. White, Bedford,
A. P. Leland, Newburgh,
NJ. E. Gallup, Strongsville,
Alfred Kellogg. Brooklyn
ROYAL Taylnr, S0fOnJ
&. 4. Atwell, Dover,
Elias Pike, Orange.
The Board then balloted for Secretary snG
Treasurer and the vote resulted thus:
seeretary-Col. s. D. Harris, Cleveland.
Treasurer-B. H. Stair, Cleveland.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a Committee on Fair Grounds, to report at I
subsequent meeting: D. l.. Wightmsn, c. C
White, A. P. Leland, E. S.. Willard, ALFRED
Kellogg.
1t is not yet known whether the old Gus
tom of holding annual county fairs will b
revived. All depends upon the repor
which the lastnamed committee shall mak'
to the Board at their next meeting OF
Tuesday, the 9th of March. There are
good grounds at Newburgh, which can b.
purchased on reasonable terms, we under
stand, and there are also grounds, but no
very desirable, at Bedford. But the feeling
in the Board seemed to favor the leasing o
grounds in or near this city for the erection
of the suitable buildings, &ey &c. The re.
port ofthis committee win be pivotal. Thu
fate of county fairs hangs upon the view
and decision Of the committee.
Vice President J. J. BigelOw, Of Psrma
suggested the propriety of forming il this
county a Wool Growers Association, hut nc
definite action was taken on the matte. L
was left as a nest egg. 500
There being no farther business befo,e th'
Board, it adjOurnedtin March 9th, a (which
time it is hoped the whole Board viii b
present at the City Hotel in this city.
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1t is computed that about 1,OOO,O OO, 600
passengers travelled on the English railways
In that period, making the number injured
average about one in $4,000. Many of
these accidents could have been prevented.
About two-thirds of them were from col
I@isiOns, and the majority of the other from
running of the track.
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WATER WHEELS.
WATER WHEELS.
3Hsgk Mhi3 -
mfs fssrl lrFa
Cleveland Water Wheel
MANUFACTURING CO.,
W. Il. HOSKINS & Co. PrOprletOrs.
DOUBLE OR HORIzoNr. u IMPERIAL

= UVUDLE VN- HVNLLVN 7 VI MI
HEbICAL TURBINE
This Wheel has proved itself the greatest Hy-
dranlle motor now offered to the publIc. When
ever horizontal connection Is requisite, p~srtieu-
larly In Saw Mills, as from IL feet, head down. we
connect directly from Wheel Shaft to saw, thereby
sxhausting all the power directly on the saw,
which, ia connection with the high velocity Of 80
revolutions per minuts, produces q result which
has doubled the capacity OF every mill, so far, in
which they have been used. With high heads or
fails, We belt from wheel shaft to crank shaft,
Nhish can easily be done, Is We place the wheel at
nearly the top Of head, thus allowing a short
Pitman, and having the belt up high and dry. So
adj1sted, these wheels are saving from four to five
thousand feet-ineh boards-4n l. hours. Of which
We have numerous testimonials. We call the at
tenfion Of all eaw-miH men, who are using Parker,
ADKINS over-shot or Brest Wheels, OF have
eOuble geared Mills, to the investigation Of these
faeta, Is the putting in Of this wheel is very sim
pie and inexpensive. The increased produstion
win pay for Il in stx months.
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DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1896:

Bar For Morning Edition News see
outside.
br Fer Evening Edition News see
inside.
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MrFOR MORE THAN INVENT

n-FOR MORE THAN TWENTY
years MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIE DYE has
stood the test Of trial, and is constantly increasing
In public favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR 7 is the best and
sheapest made. Its price is only 70 Osnts, and each
oottis contains double the quantity Of dye in those
usEAlly sold for 81.
THE HAIR DYE Is manufactured by g peculiar
process, which renders IL infinitely superior to any
dye in market. Being complete In one bottle, no
PREPARATION is required, which greatly simplehes
the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that RU@rT,
DEAD appearance by which dyed-hRir and whis-srs
are % readily recognized, when an inferior al, aele
has been used, IS it produces q perfectly nat al
color Of any shade that is required, from . oh
brown 20 a jetty, lustrous black, that viii not S-dt
crock or stain the clothing. Invest rs cents, nd
you VIII be convinced. Sold by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Al MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DEkAR BARNS & co., New York, Wholesale
Aqents. sepI5:R4
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R~THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.-An
HVAg Of Warning aud Instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and relisble treatment for Diseases OF
the Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free in
scaled envelope Address DR.. J. skilIin Houghton,
Howard Association. philadelphia, Pa. my 9:R4.
RrnGREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE
ACORNs GBOW."-Thew worst diseases known TO
the human race spring from causes 50 small as to
Almost defy detection. The velumes Of scientific
lore that in the tables and shelves OF the medical
paternity only 60 to prove and elaborate these
fhcts
Then guard yourseiyss while you may. The
aamallest pimple on the skin Is q teD-taie indicator
Of disease. Il may fade and die away from the
surface Of the body, but IL viii reach the vitsisl
perhaps, at last, and death be the the result and
aad close. Maggiers Bilious, Dyspeptic, and
Diarrhea Pills cure where all others fail. While
for Burns, Scalds, ChilblRins, Cuts, and all abra-
aions Of the skin, Maggiers SslTe Is infallible.
Sold By ]. MaggieL, 43, Fulton street, New York,
and al Druggists, a. IS scents per box. Oc2s: R4;dkw
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~ IEA a EEEz

a. " AAAAa
Loo A. M.-sTEAMBOAT EXFRESS TRAM
Stopping At Girard, C0nnsant, Ashtabula and
Painssviils oniy, and arrives g elsTslknd e
sss5 A. M.-HIaHT KXPREss TRAm-ssoF-
ping 1t GirArd, Ashtabuia and Painesrins
only, and arrives At Cleveland a. 7:lo A..
e:1B A-M-MAIL-AND@ ACCOMMODATION
Thanksgiving 81 IN stAtions sid Arrives
ct Cleveland fO.3O A. n.
lob A. M.-TOLED0 EXPRESS TRAIN-8t07-
ping At all stations except sEanVinA say-
brook, UnionTilie, Perry, Mentor and Ffak-
life, and arrives at Cleveland ct ais p. n
$50 p. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-8topping 6
0irard, COnnsaut, Ashtabuls and PainssTilS
only, and arrives ct CleTslsnd $50 R.H
- second Class Cars are run on I'll thrgzgA
trAins. u
All through trains going Westward eonnsct e
Cleveland with trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Colnms
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, 81. Louis. h., and Al
through trains going Eastward connect = Dun-
kirk with the trains Of the. Erie Railways and at
Buffalo with th0ss Of the New York Central =
Erie RailroadB for New YORK; Alha1y, Boston,
Niagara FALL, ke., and at Eri0 With trainH On the
Philadelphia 4 Erie Railroad, for CORR, TitngTilA
Pit hole City and the great on Regions
E1-Dsy Express East and West, eonBsotu q
Girard with trains on Erie 4 Pittsburgh Bafiroa4
for HnsaTille, MaadEiIe, JamsstoWn, &c.
3. NOTTINGHAM, Bupsrintendsnf.
0l.w.fauH Oct o. 1aeH .lar
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HUNNEWELL'S

- ~ EAA1S
UNIVERSALLY Tan years has clearly proved
O0FCU that the theory Of simplicity,
a1stla& ys.oa the great element Of this SPLEEN
.s did preparation, which allows
-- ita use whenever there is tickling
-erirfitation In the throat, and producing no debil-
fly, fs the only and true theory By which y true
rsnedy for Colaa,s Coughs, Hozrseness, Bronchial
compiatnts, and al Throat Affections, which If
nsEisctsd. snd n amp can be snsotuAliy
cured sG f1
nBsors fhroaf, the great origin Of Diphtberia
s~hen naglscssd, s cured b. making q GaTgls with
0qaai parts Of water.
~ restimonials Of unidentified character can be
- seen a. my ofoaby Ali
Small Bottles IS cents; Large do. 50 cents.
AGSold by an Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
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SIR MoRToS PETo.-Intelligenee has been
received from Russia that the Emperor has
confirmed q concession to Sir Morton Peto,
on behalf of Messrs. Peto, Pets and War
ing Brothers, OF q railway, in ~prolongation
Of the one from Riga to Dunabourg and
Witebsk, and from the latter place to
orel, q distance of 500 miles.
GREAT RAILROAD PRoJEcT.-The Gettys-
burg Sentinsl says that "amsjority of the
stock in the Gettysburg railroad has been
transferred to q party of heavy capitalists
in New York, and it is said to be their in
tention to construct q road from Columbia
to New Oxford, and from Gettysburg on the
old 'Tapeworm, southwestward-making
a direct line from New York, via EastOn,
Reading, Columbia, York, New Oxford, Get
tysburg, Hagerstown, de-, to Knoxville
Tennessee The Cumberland coal field is
thought to be an objective point, and if 90
the proper efforts will doubtless be made to
extend the road there as early as possible"
ACCIDENTS on EEoL1sH RAIwATs.-The
following table, from the Report Of the
British Board of Trade, gives the number
of killed and injured for six and a half
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r n. DeWIH 4 CO-Are selling
49,. snd Oross Goods cheaper than any
80 n o. a., J. d. DIWIfT 4 90
49, IAN Pubic Square.
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From New York.


Reception
NEw YORK, February 1.-The grand re-
eeption and ball of the eth regiment took
place last night at the Academy of Music,
1t was a most brilliant affair. An Grafton
by General Dix opened the proceedings
The dancing was kept up till an early hour
this morning.
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UnangO Crime, october on,
4GREATE Esp1 RAn#AT.



The only UnbPOkem Broad GHage Route
TO THE EASTERN CITIES.
1.-TWO Trains Daily Leave Cleveland, aon The
i Atlantic 4 Great Western Dspots
DAI = II
Arrive In New p. n
HIGH p. n
Arrive IN New p. II.
Trains arrive 81 Cleveland a. 10 A. rs An4
Grains for Youngstown leave Cleveland At .
r., and 2:45 ?. n, arrive at cls4slAnd sss6A H.
This is the only direct rOuts . ths on Esssoas
Of Pennsylvanis.
Ct MeadTils, and sssping Car e 6Alanaaca.
Passengers By the s.S }. 4. Exprsss Train, ct
Sleeping Car e. ClsEeland
TIE Might IMPRESS 3savss Sunday night, lnstsaa
Of Saturday night. AL other tfEias Saars Sun
6onnscfs 81 MsadTfls, for on CITY, FraaknE,
Gerry, and Al points In the on Regions q Puna-
Passengers By this routs have anpIs tns -
minutes6 81 regular hourss for ns4lss and nAEe
Esw and slsgsn Sleeping Coaches are attaahsds
Tor al infornasfoa ana through tiehsts, plssss
apply AZ thu Depot Of the Atlantic &IGrsas VEST
era hallway, 81 At TIE Union Ticket omes, ane4
omnibuasss Nli can for passsnesrI, b. IsAying
/ directions At the above omees,
D. MoLAREN, Gsz'1 suD't-
Ell TULLERs Cen Ticket Agsnk
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M & DIcAL.
IlNnga xsaNNS
MMN1s
I'M DOLLARS PREMIUM
Impotency Cured.

SEMINAL
Or SPERMATTORRRGA, GLEET, &C.,
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CIETELAND ; ERIE RAILR0GD.


1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and Efter Monday Oct. Gd, Passenger
~ Trains viii run e follows, tSanday excoptsd)s
LEAVE OLEFELANDs
ss4S A. M.-NEW YORK ExPREss4topplnE st
Willoughby, Painesville, Madison, Ashsabala,
KiAgsTNls and -Girard, and HrriVss ~ Bril
at 916 A. M, Dunkirk us4o A. n, Banalo
lilo J. NJ New York T.ooA A. n. and Bostoa
ESQ A. M.-DAY ExPREss TRAIN-stoppiaz =
Painesylle, Geneva. AshtabulA, Constant
and Girard only, and arrive a. EndH 1io
f P.H, Dunki S:46 ?. H., Budhlo 81 ,. H..
New York at 1900 H., Boston S6oF.M.
AfO P. M.@C1NCIENATI ExPBESS Train
Stopping a. PAineaEilla, ABheabul1Gld 0lrard
only, and arrive at EFie 6s25 ?. n, DHnkiEk
s:35 ?. \. Buffalo 1000 ?. H., New Eork
Si<6 ?. n, Boston ass ?. n.
09s p. M.-MAIL n ACCOMMODATIONS -
Stopping Al all stations, and STRIVE At HI
1855 ?. n
900 p. M.-EIGHF EXPRESS fRAIN-stspyisx
-r 81 PainssTille, Ashtabula and ei-ard snlT,
and arrives at Erie 1910 A. n, Dunkirk 81
A. h, Bunalo A:O LHs New 1ork l0B p
-. Roafon leo > n
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Eagle Iron and Nail Works,

The above testimonials, from the Oldest and
largest Wooden Ware Manufacturers in the West,
speaks for itself, add the Bame Is equally aPpn,a-
bla 70 arr hrand 81
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DfvIDBNDs.-The Milwaukee & Prairie
Du CHEN Railroad Company has declared
a dividend Of four per cent. on the 8rst pre-
ferred stock, and of three and a half per
cent. on the second preferred, for the six
months ending January p, 1856.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-13
Liebig's Method of Making Coffee.

Baron LiebIg, in the last number of the Lon
don Popular Science RerieW, gives the following
account Ot his method vi making coffee, by when
ne says, the fun flavor of the berry preserved
:. Ihe usual quantities both OF coffee and wa
ter are TO be retained tin measure Containing
half an ounce of green berries, when filed with
Toasted ones, Is generally sufficient for two small
cups OF coHee vi moderate strength, or one, 50
Called, large Lreak ast-cup-one pound of green
berries, equal 10 sixteen ounces, yielding after
roastlng twenty four TIN measures of half ounce
tor torty-eIght small cups of coffee.
w 18th tnree-fourths of the coffee to be en-
pioyed, alter being ground, the water is made to
UoIl tor ten or fifteen minutes. The one quarter
of the coffee which mas been kept back Is the
dung III, and the vessel Immediately withdra " q
from the lire, covered over, and allowed to stand
Ior i've or six minutes. In order that the pow
der on the surface may fall to the bottom 1t j.
stirred round, the deposit takes place, and tn
coffee poured off Ii ready for use. La order t.
separate the dregs more completely the cofet
may be passed through a clean clotn, but gene
rally this Is not necessary, and often prejudicia
to the pure flavor OF the beverage.
The first boiling gives the strength, the sec
ond addition the flavor. The water does NJ
dissolve of the aromatic su distances more tha I
the fourth part contained in the roasted coffee
The beverage when ready ought to be of .
brown black color untranspirent it always is
somewhat like chocolate thlnned with water
and this want of clearness in coffee prepared