1874 The American Bar-Tender or The Art and Mystery of Mixing Drinks by E A Simmons

Friendsbip without intorest, and lovo without deceit. The resurrection of friendship, and the funeral of animosity- May he that turns his back on his friends, fall into the hands of his enemies. May the friendly bosom never want a faithful friend.

SPORTING.

May our hounds, horses, and hearts never fail us. May every fox-hunter be well mounted. May these who love the crack of a whip never wanta brush to pursue. May tho heart of a sportsman never know alBiction but by name. May the lovers of the chase never want the comfort; of life. The gallant huntsman that plunges into the deep in pursuit oi his game.

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