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MANUFACTURING .AND ADULTERATING LIQUORS.

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tneeet

dder,

a.nd

9 or 10 days for

stroru;

cider,

it is

then :racked into sulphured casks &nd stored in a.

cool place.

The same rules for bottling cider of all

kin~s

as

are laid down for wines.

VINEGAR.

Vinegar

is

diluted acetic acid, more or less mixed

with gum, sugar, and other vegetable matter which

has

goo.e through the process of acetification. "Many

processes are in use to produce vinegar from differ–

ent vegetable substances. The process most in use

in

the eastern cities, is known as the "

Ge;r-man

method,"

and is generally considered preferable

to

the old or slow methods formerly

in

use.

GEIDU.N, OR QUICK METHOD OF JU..KING VINEGAR.

Acetification consist.s of the mere oxidation of

alcohol in contact with organic matter. This fact

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