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Beverages

A

Icoholic

ready

to

use,

1

doz.

qt.

bottles

of

champagne

are

needed

to give

tone

and

bead.

A

Southern

drink,

which

is

very

intoxicating,

and

should

be

avoided.

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Cider

Cider,

iced,

1

qt.;

seltzer

or

soda

water,

iced,

1

bottle;

brandy,

1

wineglassful;

sugar,

2

oz.,

or to

taste;

1

lemon,

thinly

sliced.

Mix

all

the

ingredients

together

in

a

glass

jug,

and

serve

in

small

glasses.

'

Claret

1.

To

a

large

punch

bowl

half

filled

with

broken

ice,

add

2

lb.

of

pulverized

sugar,

6

oranges

cut crosswise

into

thin

slices,

6

bottles

of

claret,

and

1

bottle

of

champagne;

mix

well

together

and

let

stand

for

1

hour

before

using.

2.

Take

1

tablespoonful

of

sugar,

a

small

slice

of

lemon,

2

or

3

slices

of

orange.

Fill

the

tumbler

with

shaved

ice,

and

then

pour

in

the

claret,

shake

well,

and

ornament

with

berries

in

season.

Place

a straw

in

the

glass.

3.

Take

1J^

tablespoonfuls of

sugar,

1

slice

of

lemon,

2

or

3

slices

of

orange.

Fill

the

tumbler

with

shaved

ice,

pour

in

the

claret,

and

shake

well.

4.

Claret

syrup,

J^

oz.;

orange,

1

slice;

lemon,

1

slice;

shaved

ice,

34

glassful.

Fill

12-oz.

glass

with

coarse

stream,

stir,

decorate

with

fruit,

and

serve

with

straws.

Cold

Punch

1.

Rum,

1

bottle;

Curacoa, 2

small

glassfuls;

white

wine,

1

bottle;

powdered

sugar,

Y%

lb.;

1

large

lemon;

water,

3^

pt.;

ice.

Put

the

sugar

and

lemon

rind

into

a

bowl

with

the water;

when

dissolved,

add

the

spirits,

the

wine,

and

the

juice

of

the

lemon.

Break

some

ice

into

the

bowl

before

serving.

2.

Arrack,

port

wine,

water,

of

each

1

pt.

;

lemons,

juice

of

4;

sugar,

1

lb.;

mix.

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