PORTRAITS, LANDSCAPES, & FRUIT PIECES. EMBOSSING & ENAMELLING ON GLASS DOOR PANELS AND PLATES. Ecclesiastical Decorations, Beredos, etc Special Designs and Estimates on Application. GLASS MERCHANTS, Plate, Sheet, Coloured, & Enamelled Glass Aquaria, Shades, Globes, &c. BOOER & COMPANY, LIMITED. WAREHOUSE, 26, PARK LANE, LEEDS. (ESTABLISHED 1843). W. HEPTON & SON BRASSFOUNDERS, COPPERSMITHS & MERCHANTS COPPER, LEAD, TIN AND ZINC, CHANDELIERS, HALL LAMPS, BRACKETS; FITTINGS FOR CHURCHES, CHAPELS, HOTELS. BILLIARD ROOMS. &c. Wrought Iron Gas, Steam & Boiler Tubes SOLE AGENTS FOR TAYLORS PATENT CLOSET VALVES. The Yorkshire Brass and Copper Works, Hunslet Lane & South Brook Street, LEEDS. See Exhibition Stand, No. 38, Manufacturing Department. M. KEMPE & CO., ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS, HOLBECK MILLS, LEEDS. construction Patent Improved Drying Exhibition Shearing Ma- Single and Double Cropping and Shearing Machines, Machines for Trimming Hearthrugs and Cocoa Fibre Mats. Brushing and Steaming Mills. Hydraulic Presses Pumps and Engines, and Improved Steam Ovens. Barraclough's Patent Dewing Machines. GEO. B. SCOTT, Importer and Wine Merchant, 7. Bond Street, Leeds SPECIALTY, THE BOND STREET STREET SHERRY Per 36s. Doz. £11 10 o per Octave £22 o o per Qr-Cask NETT CASH. Yellow seal, DRY; Red seal, MEDIUM; Green seal, RICH. Bottles charged 2s. per doz.; Hampers and Cases, Is 6d per doz. Allowed for at same rates on return. Casks free. Carriage paid to any Railway Station for Orders of Two doz. and upwards. L WHY A SPECIALTY? BECAUSE It is a Wine made exclusively from choice grapes. Well matured and soft, from age and careful storing. Free from heat and acidity. AND IS A REALLY FINE WINE AT A MEDIUM PRICE. GEO. B. SCOTT'S BOND STREET SHERRY ANALYTICAL REPORTS For the satisfaction of those who think that Wines sold by the Trade in this country are largely adulterated, and even entirely manufactured, a very minute and thoroughly favourable analysis of the BOND STREET SHERRY, by an eminent analyst proving that this Wine is entirely the product of Grapes, can be seen in the original at the Office of the Importer, 7, Bond Street, Leeds. But the Importer of the BOND STREET SHERRY is not desirous of placing its claims to the notice and support of the public upon any such ground as favourable analytical reports or medical testimonials. For, apart from the abuses to which the system of giving analytical reports and medical testimonials for advertising purposes is manifestly open, it is a fact that the wine analyst cannot determine real value in Wines. It is true that a skilled analyst can detect in Wines substances foreign to the produce of the Grape-if there should be any. But it is equally true that such manufactured or adulterated Wines scarcely exist in the Trade, for the reason that in the wine-growing countries of Europe Wines made from common or inferior Grapes, and yet chemically pure as Wines, are so prolifically produced that it would bother very skilful people indeed to manufacture anything of a Wine character at so cheap a cost. It is to Wine Merchants generally somewhat amusing to see portentous announcements, advertised in every direction, that some Wine has been submitted to analysis, and, most wonderful to say, has been found to be purely the produce of the Grape. Take the commonest and cheapest Wine that any respectable wine merchant has in stock and analyse it, and it will be found to be the same. The fact is, the real Wine Question for the public is not one of Pure Wine versus Adulterated or Manufactured Wine, but of Good Matured WINE against Common UNMATURED WINE-chemically speaking one being quite as pure as the other. And Wine Analysts fail just where they are most wanted. Those delicate qualities, those subtle aethers, developed alone by age from Wine made from choice Grapes and bottled with care, and which give the real value to it, its style, bouquet, and aroma seem to be quite beyond the determining power of the analyst. At any rate it is a fact that beyond being able to ascertain whether a Wine has or has not anything in it foreign to the produce of the Grape, Wine Analysts seem to be useless. If any one should think these remarks too depreciatory of Wine Analytical Reports, let him get the most favourable one that he can find of an undoubtedly fine valuable Spanish Sherry, and I will point out to him another analytical report, equally as favourable, made by an eminent English analyst, the subject being Sherry made in Hamburg-the kind and quality of which preclude it from being found in my stock-but which those who do keep it can sell at a fair profit at from 15/- to 16/- per doz. The Importer of the BOND STREET SHERRY advances its claim to the consideration. and support of the public upon the ground that IT IS REALLY A MUCH HIGHER-CLASS WINE AND MORE MATURED THAN CAN BE USUALLY OBTAINED AT THE PRICE. Compared with the retail price it is offered at here, an exceedingly high price is given for it in Spain; and it is selected with all the care and discrimination the Importer can bring to bear, so as to get the best Old Wine possible for the price given. It is then further matured by being kept a considerable time in England in a carefully guarded temperature before bottling, so as to have it in fine condition to go out to the public. It has been submitted many times to some of the best judges of Sherry in the Trade, and pronounced always at higher value than the Importer really offers it at. It is sold at this price strictly for Cash only. It is a Wine that may be fairly classed and put in comparison with Wines sold at from 45s. to 50s. per dozen. SAMPLE BOTTLES SUPPLIED. GEO. B. SCOTT, 7, BOND STREET, LEEDS. GREAT ECONOMY FOR MILLOWNERS DRIVE YOUR SHAFTING, WITH RODGERS' PATENT WROUGHT IRON DRUMS INSTEAD OF GEARING.-MANY THOUSANDS IN USE. 1st.-Greater economy in first cost of mill; no expensive ashlar work being required to stand the jars of costly gearing. 2nd. The Wrought Iron Drums and Belts cost less and are more quickly fixed than gearing. 3rd.-Great economy in subsequent repairs, as Leather Belts last considerably longer on the Wrought Iron Drums than on the cast iron ones. The Belts are also easily and quickly renewed. 4th.-The power is transmitted evenly, faithfully, noiselessly, and without the jar arising from defective or worn gearing. FOR SAMPLES OF DRUMS SEE SPACE SECTION OF ORUM TO DRIVE 300 H.P. No. 19 IN MACHINERY ANNEXE 8 KAART 03RUTAM 380M GWAKIW 22J3-830TH HAYJUAR. BUT BECTION OF ONE OF THE PLANS OF ENTIRELY BY RODGERS WROUGHT IRON DRUMS To go to the Works, get out at Grape Street, on the Hunslet Tramway Route,-Fare 2d. PRICES AND PARTICULARS ON APPLYING TO THE SOLE MAKERS, HUDSWELL, CLARKE AND RODGERS, Railway Foundry, Hunslet, Leeds. |