Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08

weather, freezing Thursday morning, light 10 fresh
winds shifting 70 northwesterly.
Confident IN TIE PURITY oF THEIR BIER.
The agent for Gerhard Langs Buffalo Park Brew
cry, Mr.. Phil HellrIegel, asked me TO aid MIN In
gaining the report. rumored 10 have been formu-
lated by Government analysis on the peers OF
various oreweries. on the principle that honor
belonged 20 where Il was que, we set out on our
@rand OF discovery.
referred for the information we were 10 pursuit OF
u the National Museum. There the witty sclent-
lists amused themselves few minutes at our ex-
pense kindly referring us 10 the Agricultural De-
partsaent there 20 be escorted by an attendant
The perfection OF complacency. We were ushered
10 tine proper place. where gentleman gave all
the information he dared, with an occasional slip
of the tongue, in our favor, 10 the many ques-
lions we piled him with lie gave Us book with with
though, from the fact that the beers were not
known by their owners names. He kindly ex-
planned the methods OF analysts, occasionally
dropping word TO our credit, directing US for
further light to the Treasury Department, thus
learned putting this and that together, with the
consciousness that our beer was pure, with In
creased confidence We wended our way rOm this
oficial to that unti, the upper story, We found
the scientist lonely In his
department of testing apparatuses: The doctor
Ing Information. We piled the good souled doctor
with questions cross and nle, the article adjoining
The result:
GERHARD LANG's BUFFALO LAGER BEER.
From a chemical analysis by the Agricultural
Department OF the United states upon food and
food adulterants IL malt liquors, the Buffalo beer
Is reported as having the largest quantities OF the
best ingredients, having In IL neither SalcyDc
acid, bitters-other than hopS-nOr carbonate OF
soda The chart or schedule artests the beer OF
the above brewery superior to all Others. The
remarks all through the book prove IL. While the
Department refuses to report IL such, IL cannot
deny 10. The purity OF the beer concerns the pub
lie more than medal OF superiority could the pro-
prfetOr OF the beer otherwise.
No physician would dare give the quantity Of
salicylic acid, as medicine, IN twenty-fOur hours
a heavy driDker Of beer, drugged In the proper
ZION the analysis records would dispose OF in the
same time.
salicitated liquor, partaken OF In excess, effects
the head 10 almost bursting, inIuring the kidneys
and originating and fructifylng renal diseases.
In the chart and remarks OF the chemist there IS
sucient 10 guide the citizen 10 the beer TO be pre-
ferred.
The Buffalo Beer Is palpaoly the purest. contain
Ing nothing but the substances extracted from
The grain and hops.
The report includes the analysis OF some foreign
ale and porter, and on the whole concludes: "It
would hardly pay the brewer 10 sacrifice the good
hop ayor and keeping qualities OF his beer In order
10 save a few cents pound In adulterating Bit
ters." sc.
Beer, as a substitute for tea and cofee at meals.
Notwithstanding the preServatiye and tonic tngre-
dients would be productive OF better health than
that made by the above liquids and hot wheaton
bread
Beer judIcously used at meals Is a sure prevent
alive OF dy spepsia and almost an antidote for the
disease. DIR. ALEXANDER DUNBAR