dread as a Revolutionist is, after all, a good thorough-going Imperialist." Theke are few connoisseurs whose judgment is valuable in the taste and selection of liquors. Singular to say, reliable wine-bibbers are scarce, in so far a 8 their knowledge of quality is concerned. A counterfeit article may be so artificially jdoctoredaa to have the smack, tbe flavor, tbe delicacy of the best vintages and brands, and -yet the judge pronounce on it, without being Able the imposition. The few choice spirits, who constitute what we may call the medical jury of the countryjhowever, were right •ih^taMttaTrewHefc abonfc tJooiiBHO- Wolke's Schiedam Abqjiatic. Schnapps, and Time, the greatest and highest tribunal, confirms the decree^— £Advt.J , . _ ,
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Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 397, 18 April 1879, Page 2
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114Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 397, 18 April 1879, Page 2
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