85 / 158
fk^mt M^tit
WLintu
pound
honey,
one-third
ounce
white
tartar
in
fine
powder,
ten
or
fourteen
peaches.
Fer-
ment;
then
add
six
quarts
of
brandy.
The
first
division
is
to
be
put
into
a
vat,
and
the
day
after,
before
the
peaches
are
put
in,
take
the
stones
from
them,
break
these
and
the
kernels,
then
put
them
and
the
pulp
into
a
vat
and
proceed
with
the
general
process.
PERRY
OR
PEAR
CIDER
Make
this
according
to
directions
for
apple
cider.
Among
the
caricatures
of
the
day
(just
after
Perry's
victory
on
Lake
Erie,
1813)
was
one
representing
John
Bull,
in
the
person
of the
King,
seated,
with
his
hand
pressed
upon
his
stomach,
indicating pain,
which
the
fresh
juice
of
the
pear,
called
perry,
will
produce.
This
caricature
is
en-
titled
"
Queen
Charlotte
and
Johnny
Bull
got
their
dose
of
Perry."
PINEAPPLE
RUM
To
three
gallons
rum,
made
by
the
fruit
method,
add
two
pineapples
sliced,
and
one-
half
pound
white
sugar.
Let
it
stand
two
weeks
before
drawing
off.
PLUM
WINE
Take
five
pounds
of
Malaga
raisins,
pick,
rub,
and
shred
them,
and
put
them
into
a
85