Armbrecht's Coca Wine 15.05% Bugeaud's Wine 14.80% Baudon's Wine 12.75% Busart's Wine 16.85% Christy's Kola Wine 18.85% Hall's Wine 17.85% Mariani's Coca Wine 16.40% Marza Wine 17.48% Nourry's Iodinated Wine 11.50% Quina Laroche 16.90% St. Raphael Quinquina Wine 16.89% St. Raphael Tannin Wine 14.65% Savar's Coca Wine 23.40% Serravallo's Bark and Iron 17.26% Vana 19.20% Vibrona 19.30% In order to complete our reference to this subject, the following may be quoted from an excellent little pamphlet which is published by the National Temperance League. The United States Government Laboratory affords striking evidence of the large percentages of alcohol contained in specifics which are stated to be largely used by persons who profess to be total abstainers. Of these the following are given as examples:-- Paine's Celery Compound 21.00% Peruna 23.00% Brown's Blood Purifier 23.00% Brown's Vervain Restorer 25.75% Hostetter's Bitters 44.30% But indeed we are far from having covered the ground in Great Britain alone. There are many well-known preparations which consist almost entirely of alcohol and water, together with small quantities of flavouring matter nominally medicinal. Thus we find, for instance, the following proportions of alcohol in-- Powell's Balsam of Aniseed 40.0% Dill's Diabetic Mixture 35.0% Congreve's Balsamic Elixir 25.5% Steven's Consumption Cure 21.3% Hood's Sarsaparilla 19.6% There are also other compounds such as Crosby's Balsamic Cough Elixir, Townsend's American Sarsaparilla, and Warner's Safe Cure, which contain from 8 to 10-1/2 per cent. of alcohol. As the _British Medical Journal_ justly points out, in a mixture of which a table-spoonful is to be taken five or six times a day a proportion of 10 per cent. of alcohol is by no means negligible. Let it be noted further that though most malt extracts are free from alcohol, that which is called "bynin" contains 8.3 per cent, and "standard liquid" 5 per cent. The _British Medical Journal_ has also shown that there is at least one "inebriety cure" in Great Britain which consists of a liquid containing just under 30 per cent. of alcohol.