The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-19
Adulteration Of Liquors.
From the Chicago Hone and School Jo urnal.
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Another dealer came to the Temper
ance Office, while the pledge only extend
ed to ardent spirits, and said to me, "Yo
are doing more good than any man il
, America. do not sell one cask of ar
dent spirits where used to sell twcuty
here is hundred dollars to help yo,
on.' was little surprised that thi
man should hand nc money to destro,
his business 3; but on inquiry, | found h,
had beceme an extensive wine fabricator
turning his ardent spirits into an articI,
lie called cine, and was realizing at leas
forty thousand dollars year by thi.
change of business. Drugs, too, are al
much a part Of the strong beer of tn,
country, as the wine and ardent spirits
of the country The proof in one case is
as positive as in the other, and still how
often the riae aud beer of the country
are recommended by physicians (though hit.
iessly, no doubt, to the sick and feeble
| once called in to an establishment
where the keeper was dealing out liquor
to some young men after the youth had
left, asked him if he was not aware that
what he had dealt out to them was fab
rlcated druggcd liquor. "Ics," was hls
immediate reply, "l know all this moth
ing would tempt me to drink the poison
Gus stuff, but they will have it, aud if |
do not sell it others will
Prot. c. A Lee, Of New York, makes
the following statement:
"A cheap Madeira is made here BY
extracting the oils from conluou whisky,
aud passing it through caribou There
are immense establishments in this city
where the whisky is thus turned into
wine; III some OF those devoted to this
branch Of business, the whi,ky is rolled
IN In the evening, but the wine goes out
III the broad daylight, ready to defy the
closest inspection.' -
y grocer, after he had abandoned the
netarlous traffic in adutcrations, ass ured
me that he had ''often purchased whisky
Que day Of country merchant, and be-
fore he left town, sold the same whisky
back to him, turned into wine, at profit
OF from four to FIVE hundred per cent"
:, on,,, ''no' 'n ''"''s' no ',aoe
with thS Cns,on' '", ooSns IT, 'n '"'s c,'y, ~ ~
lcate Is immense the same casks being
.cso,n,,n;ai s'%'" H. .'. 1"u asS'm H., ana Always
.Is T C. I.'' '''a,'lo'o st test OF
cate rhnvo m ho,ri oI,oN' 1r ,'oua9 'e'''l, ia,
e. t,..I,.'l ~ ril~l,' .e1'p VI P'p9 oo'i'S so'o
..Thnro; ~ 49,. ...:.,, ~
yor,, .m nx.a,.';'., =" '"o "e'S"oo'hoo' OF Ne"
n.,l.s w. n,}.r "o''o 'iI'''o "c'ory OF wine
.,,1 :, '''"' - c'o'e'y y i"Ii-
~ L,,Ia,. ~ ~ iI' a. r ~ oeoeI,o experience
.ro oa';I, '5'' i,oa99 MARKS
ar. ,cyny ,r,n,;a.U '''' anu c''''"c''eS
''e ~ IvSer h Ta'''lnS ,1;,
yo,,ta ;ns,ane",; , ,l. spl ~ ~ Ice 'oeo'erS
la Laa ''noI' .iII =" ".'o'i ''',en't'e stores
md rLnn Ia" n,",'t' "'sn '"rSe a't'hc'"' VINES
b,,o aslal e'''':S ''0.'' me country
,'' "oN," 'oi genuine "ihes' these have
tLst ,EoTo 'l "1,I1 - ;, sum- "''', assurances
nn.;.,.n o'~ - "o 1o"ot oI theif
4 f.,.,.l .-
rrn,, uaI.: nan" o''e'ea some wine
,,;,L ~ L,'%' a,:''; ''' s"'i"'uen'"i purposes,
'I,a, 's i'''t''e i"y unc'i"n 'hae no ar
.r;"s r,raa @ I"o"aN luz, pe put III II. IL, Inc
'a.'>,;>,' N' 'ov 40 s.'o"5 ~ ever me
','," ',''.T Voc "sH'a VI the supper, "Did
srr r4ne I've cnynl;oJ n;.l ,te "o al. a.
ter. E.t, 40, with the snir;t # vons arios.
we pu. no ardent spirit in ,he w;no b.,
We put wne into ii. ardent sn;r;t bo3
". not made tbe addition ~" tha ,';a "an
would have spoiled before reaching Won ="
Il Is now a well asccrtained fact. that M
sioc, IN its natural state, can cross the
Aaatic without spelling it must he
boiled down. or be enforced by drucs or
'rdcnt spirits.
\ friend chemist purchased of the i'm.
porter in New York bottle of what was
jailed genuine Champagne, and found it
% contain one. quarter of an ouncc ofsu.
Iar Of lead.
A fabrcator cf Champagne wine in
New York, intending to give an enter.
ainment to his friends, and not wisbing
o treat them to his own fubricatiors. or,
Tered from the importers as he supposed
he pure article. When the corks began
0 fly at the repast, one dropped near
llm, to his astonishment he found it had
us own mark upon it,
The imnort,r had ,hr,uuL 49,
upplied himself with this fabricated A.. |
icle, and, by forged labels, had sold it
'ack to the tabricator, as pure imported.
-hns was the bitter bitten,
Hiram Cox, NJ. D.. Of Cincinnati; has !
uade the following statement:
Il analysed lot of ronors far sono
gentlemen Of our own c;,y
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