GRAPES.

Take some large close bunches of fine grapes, (they must not be

too ripe,) and allow to each bunch a quarter of a pound of bruised

sugar candy. Put the grapes and the sugar candy into large jars,

(about two-thirds full,) and fill them up with French brandy. Tie

them up closely, and keep them in a dry place. Morella cherries

may be done in the same manner.

Foreign grapes are kept in bunches, laid lightly in earthen jars

of dry saw-dust.

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