The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-17
THE BOSS BEER BREWERY.
IT EXHIBITS AT NEW ORLEANS
The Anheuser- Busch Folks Make a Dis.
play that Causes the Visitors Mouths
to Water for Some of TINT
Tempting Beverage.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3O.-TEditor HER
AID lone OF the most attractive and
beautiful displays in the main building
of the Worlds exposition is that of the
Anheuser-Busch Brewing association.
OF ST. Louis, Missouri. This famous
company is not only ahead in making
It's different beers. but even in its dis.
play II does not intend to be outdone. In
the ilrst place, its space is elegantly car
petea, a case made of cherry wood, II
ieet high by 70 feet long, with the best
plate glass, full size, stands in the rear
fronting The aisle. 1t is of very elegant
workmanship, beautiful design, and
cost In the neighbornood of 81 800. In
each emu or the case, supported by
poles, lnlaid with gold, or, ssed in the
centre, are two banners of blue silk
embroidered and bordered in gold. The
one in the left hand corner contains the
following, worked in large letters of
soAd gold: Highest awards and gold
nledais at the Worlds exposition, Phil
adelphia, 1876, New Orleans, 1876. Paris
1876, Amsterdam, 1888" On the other in
the same style of letter: Anbeuser. Busch
brewing association, st. Louis, Mis-.
sour, u. ). A" The top of the flag
poles are surmounted by golden eagles
from which Ponds long golden cord and
tassel. These flags are magnificent and
cost $500 apiece. In the center of the
case ana between the flags is large
gold frame OF very pretty design, five
leet square, containing pen drawing
OF tpe ehtlre brewery aud surroundings,
with shipping depot, railroad an
trance, steamboat landings. with Tho
residence OF President Busch IN the
rear. II makes beautiful picture. and
looks IKE city in itself, and will be the
future show card of the association. and
be distributed among their customers
Numerous handsome show cards are
distflbuted around in the space, giving
II nice Effect. 10
immediately in front of the large case
ana IN the center Of the space is a TRAN
guar formed show case twenty feet
hlBh, on the TOP OF which IL large rem
resenlallon OF thelr trade mark in gold,
inc fagie, a and shield. This case is
maue OF different kinds Of wood and re-
meets credlt upon It's manufacturer. as
its workmanship il very fine. IL is
hlled with bottles from top to bottom
with the different productions of
the AnheuSerBnsrh Brewing assoc
clatOni consisting of the WAn.
heuser Standard" the Granger Leihots
Chaner, the Budweiser, "Pale Iaoeru
and the "Faust Beer" All of these
goods have world wide reputation.
ana can be adapted TO any climate. ms
their enormous shipments to foreign
ports testify.
The whole space is enclosed by a very
elaborate iron fence and in the center Of
each panel appears their grand OLD trade
mark, the Eaglo A aud Shield. At the
entrance on top OF each ga o post ara
golden eagles, one holding i'm claw the
trade mark and the other "A bottle of
their standard beer.
In the rear of large cases is where thew
Keep numerous boxes and barrels GUad
with their excellent productions. and To
some 1t furms very attractive feature
OF their exhibit, for hsrsis given a prA-
teal demOnStrttiOa OF their merit,
In tie 'front.' pa't, at the entrance, on n
handsome table, sle the different med.
aus, GOO, SILVER and bronze, taken at diff
ferent times.
Mr.. r., Kuippenberg, 40 well known
In Texas as the agent Of the association.
Is in charge OF the exhibit, and has GER
tainly displayed great taste and man.
agement In It's production. He has been
ably assisted hy MIR. Il. Krost, who is
well posted in the beer business, and
knows what's good, and GENERALLY
knows when reporter is drv.
IL Is almost impossible to believe the
amount OF beer consumed, even in the
United States. 1t rs iavOrlte drink
with all nations, aud in b Avaria, for ex-
ample,its use is almOst an essential arti-
Gle of diet with the laboring classes,and
TO some extent takes the Mace
OF animal food. The. growing
demand for beer has msde
great changes aud improvement
In its anutacture, which has been
grouped and practically put into effect
by President Adolphus Busch, of the
association. He has left nothing uu-
done to excel all other beer or to intro
duce 1t Into every part Of the globe nos.
slolo, ana his lote-seeing genius has &C.
compllshed this, aud today they are
shipping the beer to Mexico, West In
dies, Central 3ud South America, Sand
witch Islands, New Zealand, Australia.
Cape of Good Hope, Japan, China,
Soutl Africa, Russia, France, England,
Spain aud Italy, and It's aggregate num-
Der OF bottles pat ZAP per year amounts
to the enormous sum Of $1,000 600. At
the Amsterdam exposition in 1883, sew
enty-threo European hreNeries had
their finest goods in competition. but
the Anheuser Busch beer defeated them
all,
Their beautiful exhibit seems to he the
phANi az hNNlpn, y lut space Is tlWANs
crowded, and IN one day alone, I am
told, over 1900 persons visited it, and
over forty casks of beer were distrih-
uteu to the thirsty. They keep "A boy
busy handing out their cards and beau
tliul, illuminated books. Visitors TO
The exposition must not fail To give
them call when in the main building,
Too much can not well be said in the
praise of President Busch in the man.
agemenJ of this immense brewing BUSH
ness. He is pilted with that rare sa-
gacily, clear Judgement, splendid enter
prise, untaltering courage, and that
wonderful brain power that constitute
what men call genius, AN endowment
that is given to but fow in any age ofthe
world. What the future may have In
store for the undertaking of which he so
ably rules, time alone can show.
The extreme penalty of bigamv Is two
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