By The Only William.

Full Instructions How to Prepare, Mix, and Serve Drinks; also Recipes for 227 Mixed Drinks, 89 Liquors and Ratafias, 115 Punches, 58 Bowls, and 29 Extra Drinks; also Directions for Compounding Non-Alcoholic Beverages, * and for the Proper Serving of Wines and Liquors.

A Book That Should Be In Every Gentleman's House

The list of mixed drinks is prefaced by much good advice as to when and what to imbibe, and the author makes the point that the daintiest drinkers are also the most moderate, being in spirit much like the epicure who prefers a fine salad to all the other dishes of a great dinner.- New York Herald.

" The Flowing Bowl " came from the presses with its pages breathing the essence of vineyards, of musty cellars, of golden fruit, of fellowship and cheer. So cleverly written is the subject matter that the reader passes from the description of one drink to another with much the same feeling he would have, had he tasted each decoction. Beginning with the history of wine, beer, alcohol coffee, tea, and water. William goes into a chapter on physiology and diet. The composition of drinks and their adulteration is next touched upon, and a chapter on ethnography follows.- New York World.

A comprehensive, a beautiful, and a remark-able book. - New York Sun.

Octavo, 294 Pages, Fully Indexed And Hands0mely Bound.

Fine Cloth, Gold and Silver Stamps, - - - - - - $2.00

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Charles L Webster & CO., Publishers, 67 Fifth Avenue, New York City.