BONNE BELL CREAM

 BONNE BELL CREAM 

Pineapple syrup three fourths ounce 
vanilla syrup three fourths ounce 
ice cream two ounces 
egg one shaved or cracked 
ice one fourth 
soda glassful 

Shake in a shaker or glass and shaker, strain into a twelve ounce glass,- nearly fill the latter with the coarse stream of carbonated water and finish with the fine stream. 

Bonnie-Bell- The Bluebell

THE BLUE BELL.

By GEORGE W DONALD 

WHEN Scotia's gaudy flowers are gone 
By mountain, vale, and shaw, 
One lovely gem still lingers on 
While fading blossom's fa; 
Tis Scotia's bell o' bonnie blue,
That claims no sheltering bower- 
Meet emblem of a heart that's true 
In danger's darkest hour.

 
It waves beside the shaggy fern, 

Hangs o er the heather bell, 

An' drops a tear aboon the cairn 

Whaur Scotia's heroes fell. 

In southern climes sweet flowers may smile 

Where balmy breezes sigh, 

But, like the slave who treads their soil, 

They shrink, they, fade and die. 

In fickle friendship's changeful hour, 

When love may prove untrue, 

Still may my heart, like thee, sweet flower,

Retain its native hue. 

In death I ask no stone to tell 

Who slumbers 'mong the dead, 

But gi'e me Scotia's bonnie bell 

To mark my narrow bed.   

References:

1.What Every Ice Cream Dealer Should Know Daly Bros Manufacturing Corporation Schenectady NY, 1914

2. THE SCOTTISH MINSTREL THE SONGS AND SONG WRITERS OF SCOTLAND SUBSEQUENT TO BURNS BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS NEW YORK LEE SHEPARD AND DILLINGHAM THE BIRTHPLACE OF LADY NAIRNE 1871