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while
blazing,
pour
from
one
mug
to
the
other.
Sweeten
to
taste,
and
serve
in
a
bar
tumbler,
with
a
piece
of
lemon
peel.
Blue
Blazer
is
really
nothing
more
than
ordinary
whiskey
and
water.
Black
Stripe,
Into
a
small
bar-
glass
pour
i
wine
glass
of
Santa
Cruz
rum
and
i
tablespoonful
of
molasses
;
cool
with
shaved
ice,
or
fill
up
with
boiling
water,
according
to
season.
Grate
nutmeg
on
top.
This
is
ordinary
rum
and
water.
The
following
appeared
in
Moonshine,
and
may
fitly
conclude
our
chapter
on
American
drinks,
for
which
the
verdant
English
youth
has
paid
to
the
cunning
dispenser
so
many
nimble
ninepences
:
"
Thou
art
thirsty,
Amaryllis
;
say
to
what
dost
thou
incline?
Wilt
thou
toy
with
amber
bubbles
at
the
Fons
Burtonis
brink
?
Shall
I
crown
the
crystal
goblet
with
the
flashing
Rhenish
wine
?
Or
it
may
be
thou
would'st
wish
for
din
American
long
drink
?
Shall
I
brew
a
Flash of
Lightning
or
a
Bourbon
Whiskey-
skin
?
Or
a
Saratoga
Brace-up
?
Sweetest,
you
have
but
to
say.
Nay,
perhaps
a
Bottle
Cocktail
would
your
kind
approval
win
?
Or
a
Santa Cruz
Rum
Daisy
will
be
something
in
your
way?
I
can
recommend
a
Morning-Glory
Cocktail
to
your
taste,
And
a
Corker
or
a
Nervtr
there
are
i^^'
who
will
de-
spise
;
N