1888 Harry Johnson's new and improved bartender's manual (1888)

T8 THE READER.

'The reader1s special attention is called to · the perusal of the remaining .page,s of this book. 'They contain the business announce~ ments of a few first~class 1 and in every respect reliable purveyors to our trade. 'The author does not base his recommendation an hearsay or on casual acquaintance 1 but on his business connections with the several firms for a long number of years. 'The purchase of supplies is an important factor in any. business 1 but in none more so than in ours. .Jlo man can build up a good trade or gain a reputation in the Saloon or r:Bar business 1 unless he ob~ tains his supplies from first=class houses that will furnish him with the best the market affords. 'To enable the reader to do chis) the fol~ lowing pages were added to complete this book.

HARRY JOHNSON,

Author.