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MIXED DRINKS.

River, whicli flows througli North and South Carolina

for three hundred miles, heing called the "Wateree in

the lower part of its course, where it unites the Con-

garee to form the Santee,thirtj-one miles southeast of

Columbia. In many places along these waters this

grape is raised, but it takes the name of the Catawha

River.

The wine produced from the Catawha grape is

light and of rich muscadine flavor, and is made both

still and sparkling. Our great American poet, Henry

W.Longfellow,now deceased,speaking of it, said:

"Very good in its way

Is the Verzenay

Or the Sillery, soft and creamy,

But Catawha wine

Has a taste more divine,

More dulcet, delicious and dreamy."

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Champagne Wine.

This delightful, sparkling and invigorating bever

age originated in the old province of Champagne,from

which it derives its name. It is now represented by the

departments of Marne, Haute-Marne, Auhe,and Ar

dennes. After afew years the toilsome and complicated

art of manufacture spread to other districts of France

.and other countries,including America. It isfrequently