The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-03
Prophets at Homes and Abroad.
''No Psnt. Up Utica Contracts Our Powers, the
Whole Continent is Ours"
No Contest.
Ubi Bud,rsiscr Ibi Bene'

0hd yOu oVoh pay . tlsit W wi. IL.
Murrin's aud sample his famous Bnd-
weiser beerp II not, you had better go;
but If you can't In propria persona, fol-
low us at least with your mental vision,
We were asked to walk into his es-
t~ablishment the other day, where the
Colonel offers US q glass Of his Bud
weiser. We cheerfully consent, and
dnd It a most excellent beer. We
smack ~ lips, and can't help asking
for another glass. Look at this beau.
tiful color, clear and glistening like the
purest and most transparent Of amber;
sparkling like champagne, and leaving
that 50 very agreeable taste on your
tongue, which is caused by carbonic
acid gas, produced in this beer by nat
ural fermentation, and also leaving an
aromatic taste of hops and malt on
your lips. Any one drinking Budwei-
ser has no use for breath -favoring es-
sences.
It Is pretty well acknowledged that
as a general thing st. Louis brewers
manufacture a most excellent beer,
which is appreciated far and
Why, then, should this beer have a
greater claim on public favors than
other well known good beersP Is there
any secret in the brewing ~processP Or
what makes this beer so celebrated?
We will endeavor to inform the public
on this subject:
The mode of brewing this beer varies
somewhat from that in vogue with most
brewers. But the superiority over
others is caused by the fact that the
Budweiser Is made of the very best
picked material, and with great care
and circumspection. The hops are espe-
cially imported for Messrs. Conrad &
Co., from Bohemia, and not q particle
Of unsound material enters into the
manufacture Of this splendid beer. We
admit it required NJ ordinary courage
to enter the market as competitors
against SO many favorable, well-known
beers. Only a short time ago the trial
was made, and at the present time, an
immense success has been achieved,
showinghow wellthe ublicappreciatesa
really good article, The Budweiser is
forwarded by car load, and not other
wise, to all parts of the country, from
New York to San Francisco, from the
lakes to the gull, and beyond; and it is
proper for us right here to remark:
Wherever introduced, the Budpeiser
has taken the place of all other beers"
Among the numerous qualities are
such as are certified to by some we'll
known physicians and chemists, as fol-
lows:
1.-THE beer contains anatural carbonic
acid gas, which gives a healthy tone to
the stomach. While it exhiliarates,
the beer does not intoxicate, and may
be used with advantage by young and
old. We consider the beer a healthy
and inyigorating stimulant."
The above certificate appears upon
those neat little boxes, the invention of
the Budweiser Company. These boxes
are made OF strong pasteboard, to
which q wire handle is attached, and
contain four pint bottles of this beer,
and in the cavity formed by the necks
Of these bottles a tumbler is placed, and
in the tumbler we find a corkscrew.
This little affair Is much used by the
travelling public. The beer will keep q
long time and In all chimes. For this
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