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POLLINAEIS. “ THE QUEEN OP TABLE WATERS.” —■“ British Medical Journal.” ANNUAL SALE—TEN MILLIONS. “ Apollinaris Water, by 'its absolute purity, oft'ords complete guarantee against the dangers of zymotic disease incidental to ordinary drinking-water. Its sparkling and refreshing character renders quite unnecessary the introduction of ice into it. There is, of course, no objection to icing Apollinaris, as champagne is iced, by the external application of cold until its temperature is brought down in hot weather to a pleasant coolness. So treated, it is a beverage as refreshing and agreeable as it is pure and wholesome. “ Earl Spencer, K.G., the President of the International Medical Exhibition, at the great Medical Congress in London recently, referred to Apollinaris in his opening address as a typical beverage approved by the Faculty. This approval is ratified by the unerring tastes of the cultivated populations of the world. The desiderata of original purity laid down by the Right Hon. Lyon Playfair as the indispensable conditions for water, which can never be freed from sewage pollutions when once they have been allowed to pass into it, are amply fulfilled by Apollinaris.” —“ Sanitary Record,'” March, 1882.

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