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O. F. O. TAYLOR WHISKEY. Medical Purvi^tino Depot, TJ. S.'A., St. Louis, Mo., July Stii, 1879. Messrs. Gregory, Stagg &Co.: Genilcmm—l am i» receipt of a letter fromCol. J. H. Bax ter, Chief Medical Purveyor U. S. A.,Washington, D. 0., award ing to yoii the contract for supplying this Depot with theamount of old Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey called for in my letter of June 28th, 1879. I would state in connection with the above, tliat all Whiskies submitted for examination have to undergo a thorough analysis, and therefore the0. F. C. Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey being selected from the many samples submitted, must have been superior to them all, otherwise the contract would not have been awarded you. Bcspectfully, your obedient servant, Geo. T. Beall, Act. Assistant Medical Purveyor, U. S. Army, The above recommendation of 0. F. C. Taylor "Whiskey for medicinal purposes is from very high authority, and shouldhavegreat weight with Drug gists desiring to furnish their customers with a de sirable article. WOODFORD, DEAN & CO., Sole Agents at Indianapolis.