Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-08
GREAT BREWERY.

Auheuser-Buseh Brewing Assoeia'
Iion, Brewers OF Fine Beer Exc;u-
siveiy-No Corn. buC High TRADE
Barley Malt and H"ps Used.
In many and highly interesting forms
the great brewing association of Anheu>
| ser-Busch has been presented 10 the peo>
| pie of this and foreign countries Its
unexampled magnitude and wonderful
| facilities have all been elaborated until
every intelligent citizen of America is
familiar with them. The broad acres of
| ground covered by that magnificent es~
tsollshment, and the peerless quality OF
its rich and luxurious produces. are no
less familiar to the people than the splen-
did illustration of its great and numerous
structures They are not only the pride
| Of 81. Louis. but in connection with its
industrial and commercial progress they
| are important factors.
A brewery with a capacity for the pro-
duction of 500 600 barrels annually Of
the flest beer ever manufactured in the
world, and with bottling establishment
of 100. 900. 600 bottles yearly, would be
| regarded by the people of any city and
any country as the source of great indus
trial wealth and general prosperity. The
| distribution of these immense productions
| to every cline and civiliz d country upon
the earth brings back substan tial returns
10 be added to the general wealth of the
city, and largely increase the employment
of labor. The magnificent display at the
| late EXPOSITION made by that great brew
| ing association was q marvel of beauty
and excellence never before equsled upon
a like occasion.
The bona fide offer of 5000 600 in
cash recently made by syndicate for
| that great establishment and refused by
| Mr., Busch, was the largest sum ever Of
| feTed tor a single business in the world
| The expansion of that vast industrial
| and commercial enterprise has been no
less dependent upon the unchsllenged
superior quality of its productions than
| upon the acknowledged business ability
! OF its management The first considera-
| tion, however, has always been given TO
the excellence and favor of the Anheu-
ser Busch beer, ard while the several
brands are manufactured at an increased
| cost ever the best productions of other
! breWeries, the results have been equally
| gratifying to great business prosperity
and to a multitude of consumers. In
| the manufGcture of that wholesome and
| ipvigora'ipg beverage neither corn nor
corn preparations of any kind sre used.
but it is the product of genuine barley
malt and hops IN the best attsinsble COM
bination, and hence, while the cost is
| considerably increased. the beer is abso
! lutely pure. and rs delightful to the tasre
as it is invigorating and healthful. These
| mn II ias h., do thn ,tof iRy1 ~
that beer IS wide rs the earth is broad.
and lis universal use is shown in an ever
| increasing demand for it Being undoubt-
edly the finest beer in the Amer
lean market, it has largely
token the place of Bass celebrated
English ale at American tables ::
No people are more jealous and proud
Of this excellence of their family tables,
for the entertainment of guests and
friends, than Americans, and none have
keeBer relish for the highest standard of
delicate and nutritious food and drink.
To command their patronage the article
| must be frst>clsss and of the best quality .
Therefore. the choice product of the An
beuser-Busch brewery is recognized as
being without rivalry wherever it is sold
and is the fsvorite table beverage of this
| country. AS Mr.. Busch says: The best
is not too good"
| Taxing it as a whole, this establish
ment, of which Mr.. Adolpbus Busch is
! the head am front, and the enterprises it
| controls, employs more workmen, pays
more taxes on its various plants, expends
more money in wages, raw mater
/ lals and Improvements than any other
! business enterprise in the United States
and adds 10 the support of every depart
j ment o. art, science, agriculture and me-
: chsnics.
| Ii the mana cement of that great enter
| prise, Mr.. Busch is assisted by his two
| sons. who are coming forward to com
msnding positions in the commercial cir
| Giles of our city.
These are some of the features of
| Americas greatest brewery. in which all
| OF the people of St. Louis, of whatever
social grade or condition, take just
| pride from which they can never be di~
vCrced. - st. Louis Globe, Democrat,
| Jan. /.
The Rock Island agency for this famous
and popular beer is in the hands of Carse
6 Ohlweiler.