Natural mineral water : the Kronthal spring, the Wilhelms Quelle, the Steel spring and Bath Kronthal in the Taunus : casino, boarding-house.

  • Kronthaler Mineral-Quellen (Firm)
Date:
[1882?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Natural mineral water : the Kronthal spring, the Wilhelms Quelle, the Steel spring and Bath Kronthal in the Taunus : casino, boarding-house. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    for ordinary water with delicate women and children ; while the absence of organic impurity makes one desire that its price may be such as to enable the public to use it in place of the water supplied by the London Companies, or of any others derived from doubtful sources Its purity and bright sparkling qualities render it a most agreeable diluent for all spirituous liquors, and the minute proportion of chloride of sodium contained in it is just sufficient to develope the bouquet of the more delicate wines, which is deteriorated by admixture with most mineral waters. Believe me, Gentlemen, very faithfully yours. JOHN HARLEY. TESTIMONIAL of Dr. PATRICK HERON WATSON, M. D., F. R. C. S. ff q nH a a r R $ fi m 16, Charlotte square, Edinburgh. April ioth, i8jy. Dear sir, I have now made trial of the “WILHELM’S QUELLE” Mineral Water. I find it most grateful to the palate as a table water, and that it mixes most admirably with red wines without modifying flavour or changing colour I should be obliged by your kindly sending me two cases of the pints. I was glad to observe that the corking of the bottles have been carefully attented to, a feature which is, I regret to say, somewhat neglected with some imported created table waters. Most faithfully yours, PATRICK HERON WATSON. 13 6 fcj N R R I I jrS
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