Judge — December 23, 1899 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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What a famous Editor says of THE CLUB COCKTAILS T sometimes drink a cocktail. In fact, I like a cocktail when towards evening the feigues ot tes dey Begta ell a ee, Some people like a cocktail as an appetizer, but every one who likes a cocktail likes a good one. For a good while I have kept in my howe, whether in the country or in town, the Heublein Club cocktails in bottles, more for . €onvenience than anything else. Ikoew they were good and I liked them, but just | why they were s0 good did not occur to me until some one, speaking of the vast quantities of these that the Messrs. Hew- blein must make in a “batch,” led me to @ this sort of reasoning. Barkeepers, and even one’s self, in mixing cocktails necessarily cannot have a uniform and - exact quantity of ingredients in each one. A few drops more or less of either ingredient greatly changes the nature of the product, In a great laboratory where quantities like the Clitb Cocktails are made at a mix- ing each article is accurately made * of measured, and the compound ts fol- lowing an exact formula, ‘This insures that each and every cocktail or bottle of cocktails put wp shall be precisely correct in its composition. Again, recalling the fact that age is necessary to the proper blending of all liquors, it occurred to me that these bottled cocktails, by the time they are used by the consumer, may have already been months, or even years, in bottle, hence that the blending must be perfect. Reasoning thus, I feel constrained to tefl my readers about it, as 1 know a goodly num- ber of them enjoy a perfect cocktail. I have found the several brands prepared by the Heublein Brothers—MANHATTAN, MARTINI, WHISKY, GIN, VERMOUTH, YORK. and PLYMOUTH—all excellent. For sale by all Fancy Grocers and Druggists. G. F. HEUBLEIN & BRO., HARTFORD. Sackett & Wilbelms Lithographing Co. Judge Building, 110 Fifth Avenue, Corner tetb Street, Tew ork, are prepared to turnisb the Finest Class ot Color Printing, Sbow Cards, Pampblets, Calendars, Bdvertising Cards, Labels, Rovelties, Etc., a9 well as All kinds of Commercial Work, sucb a3 Bill, Letter and Hote beads, Business Cards, Certificates, Bonds, Etc. @ ing unusually large facilities, advertisers placing Large contracts will serve their interest by procuring our estimate before ordering elsewbere. Comprising — Established 1823. WILSON WHISKEY. That’s All! ‘THE WILSON DISTILLING CO., Baltimore Md. AN OBJECT LESSON. “ The rumble of the ‘Empire State Express’ is heard ‘round the world.” —New York Press. The “EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS” “THE LAKE SHORE LIMITED" of the New York Central is the fastest long distance passenger train in the world, Between New York and Buffalo, 440 miles in 495 minutes. A mileage ticket ($8.80) is good on this train, No excess fare. The * SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED” of the New York Central. The most magnificently equipped and luxuriously appointed train in the world. Between New York and Chicago in 24 hour, Accommodations of a first-class hotel The ** WESTERN EXPRESS " is the is a superbly equipped train by the New York Central and Big Four Route between New York and Columbus, Indianapolis and St. Louis. service. No excess fare. Cincinnati, Splendid Dining car, The “NEW YORK AND CHICAGO New York Central's early evening train from New York to Cleveland, Detroit, To- ledo, Chicago and the west. A dining car serves all meals. Connects in Chicago with all western lines. No excess fare. The “SOUTHWESTERN Ex. SPECIAL,” as its name implies, runs be- tween New York and Chicago via New York Central, Lake Shore and Michigan Central Railroads, Service is perfect. ‘Time quick. Dining car. The * PAN-AMERICAN EXPRESS” PRESS" is a new and splendidly equip ped evening train between New York and Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis and all southwestern points by the New York Central. Noexcess fare. Dining car. The ‘* NEW YORK AND DETROIT is the New York Central's new train, Fur- nishes the best possible night service be- tween New York and Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Toronto. fare. No excess Two-cent mileage tickets accepted SPECIAL“ of the New York Central is the latest ‘addition to the already com- prehensive service. Fast time between New York and Detroit. Superb equipment. Dining car. No excess fare. . A copy of * The Luxury of Modern Railway Travel” will be sent free, postpaid, to any address, upon receipt of ‘a one-cent stamp by George H. Daniels, General Passenger Agent, Grand Central Station, New York. VIOLETTE REINE. THE TWO LEADING PERFUMES oF iueg ‘SEASON. comicbooks.com