1891 Cocktail Botthby's American Bar-Tender

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1.1ll)l. lJ.. (C8CKnln) B881QIBY'~ TEN COMMANDMENTS. ~ I. Always be on time to relieve the other watch. It is a good plan to make a practice of arriving a few minutes early so as to arrange your toilet and step to your station on time.

II. See that your fi.nge1· nails are always clean and your person presents a tidy appearance.

III. Always appear pleasant and obliging under all circumstances.

IV. Avoid conver5P.tions of a religious or political nature.

v. When going off watch always dry and polish all the glassware and tools which you have uged on your watch, and see that everything is in its proper place, so that your relief can work to advantage as soon as he arrives at his post.

VI. Sell all the liquor you can, but use as little as possible yourself.