This section is from the book "The Flowing Bowl - When And What To Drink", by William Schmidt. Also available from Amazon: The Flowing Bowl: When And What To Drink.
A sherry glass,
1/7 of maraschino,
1/7 of creme de menthe,
1/7 of apricotine,
1/7 of curagao,
1/7 of yellow chartreuse,
1/7 of green chartreuse,
1/7 of brandy, each separate. Set fire to the brandy, and serve.
The white of an egg in the bottom of a glass, the juice of half a lemon, a barspoonful of sugar,
⅔ glass of fine ice,
⅔ of Jamaica rum,
⅓ of port wine. Shake this for a full minute; strain into a fancy glass, and serve.
A goblet, with
1 dash of maraschino,
1 dash of creme de roses,
⅔ glass of fine ice,
⅓ of sherry,
⅓ of port wine,
⅓ of vino vermouth. Mix this thoroughly; strain into a fancy glass, and serve.
A large, thin glass, the juice of an orange, the juice of half a lime or lemon in the bottom, a spoonful of sugar, a squirt of mineral water, dissolve this well;
½ pony of curagao,
½ pony of maraschino,
1 pony of brandy,
1 dash of Jamaica rum.
Mix this thoroughly well; fill your glass with fine ice; ornament the brim with oranges and pineapple, and the centre with ice-cream and berries. Serve with a spoon and a straw.
A mixing-glass, with ice,
2 dashes of gum, 1 pony of brandy,
½ pony of maraschino, ½ pony of curagao, ⅓ glass of vanilla ice-cream. Shake this very well; strain and serve.
In a mixing-glass an egg, a spoonful of powdered sugar, 1 pony of brandy, 1 dash of sherry, 1 dash of port wine, 1 dash of maraschino,
1 pony of cream.
Fill your glass with ice, shake it and strain into a high champagne glass.
(FOR TWO.)
A large glass, with the juice of a lime or lemon, a spoonful of sugar, the yolks of two eggs, -fill your glass two-thirds full of ice,
2 ponies of absinthe,
1 pony of maraschino, 1 pony of vermouth,
1 dash of white curagao. Shake this exceedingly well; strain into two fancy wineglasses, beat up the white of one egg to the form of frozen snow, with some sugar ; put this on top of your two drinks, and serve with a spoon.
A glass with shaved ice,
1/6 of brandy,
1/6 of maraschino,
1/6 of curagao,
1/6 of chartreuse,
1/6 of benedictine,
1/6 of creme de roses. Shake this well, strain into a cocktail glass, and serve.
A glass of Bass ale and a glass of ginger ale are mixed in a glass together, and served.
A large glass with an egg; beat up well with a little powdered sugar, add a bottle of genuine cold ginger ale while you stir it thoroughly, and serve. You may add a pony of brandy.
 
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