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DRINKS.

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49.

6u)eM0l)

|)uncl).

A

hot

glass

half

filled

with

boiling

water;

add

to

this

enough

Swedish

punch

essence

to

make

it

palatable;

add

a

little

nut-

meg

if

desired.

50.

$ot

Spiccb

Hum.

A

hot,

thin

glass

half

filled

with

boiling water,

1

or

2

lumps

of

sugar;

dissolve

this

well;

a

drink

of

Jamaica

rum,

a

dash

of

claret,

a

small

piece

of

butter,

a

roasted

cracker,

2

or

3

cloves,

and

serve.

51.

13a0e-Ball

Cemouak.

A

fresh

egg

in

the

bottom

of

a

glass,

the

juice of

a

lemon,

a

spoonful

of

sugar,

a

little

fine

ice,

l

/

z

of

water,

%

of

milk.

Shake

this

very

well,

and

serve.

52.

Bat)arot0e

a

Tau.

A

large

bar-glass,

l

/2,

full

of

capillaire

syrup,

i

barspoonful

of

orange-flower

water.

Fill

the

glass

with

boiling

water

or

tea,

squeeze

the

oil

of

a

little

lemon-peel

on

the

top.

53.

Bat)arm0

JHmcahte.

Put

i

barspoonful

of

pulverized

sugar

and

the

yolk

of

an egg

in

a

large

glass;

stir

it

well

with

a

spoon,

i

pony

of

old

Jamaica

rum.

Fill

the

balance

with

boiling

milk

while

stirring.