PROCESS FOR PURIFYING HONEY.
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1t is stated in the Mechanics Magazine
that the Jews of Modavla and Ukraine, pre-
pare, without any eXpsnce or trouble, and
with common honey, sort of sugar, which
IS solid and white as snow. This they send
to Dantzic, where the distilltrs use it in
making their liquor. The process consists in
exposing the honey to frost. for three weeks,
in some place where neither sun nor snow
can reach it, in vessel which is not con
ductor of caloric. The honey is not con
gealed, but becomes clear and hard like su-
gar.