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WEH:llAN

BROS.' BARTENDERS' GUlDE.

COO l!.ER- Brunswick. (Use a large bar glass.)

Juice of 011e lemon,

One-h1tlf

t able-~poon

of powdered sugar

One bottle of cohl ginge r a lt•,

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::itir

well;

dress with lruit, and ser ve.

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COOLER-Rocky Mountain.

One egii. b eaten up,

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On e-ha lf tablespoon of powdered sugar,

Juice of one small ·lemon,

.-\.dd c ider, stir well, grate a little nutmeg on top, if desired.

COOLER-Re msen. (Use a large bar glass.)

Two lumps of icf'.

Rind of one whole lemon in one long string, place in

f g lass,

One wine-iilass of Olrl T om gi n,

Fill

glass with plain soda, cold .

COOLER-Saratoga. (Use a large bar glass.)

One te11spoonful of powdered white sugar,

Juice of half a lemon,

One bottle of g inger ale,

'l'wo small lnmps

of

ice.

Stir well and r emove the ice before serVing.

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COUPEREE. (Use a farge.soda glass.)

l\fix

soda:

One a nd one-half pon y g lass of brandy,

One po11y glass c ura!"oa (r ed)

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F ill

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glass 011e-th1rd

full

or ice cream.

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horouc:hh

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fi.ll

t he glass n en rli• full with

plain

Grate

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little nutrueg on toµ_. and ser ve

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