CURRANT WINE.

To two quarts of the currant-juice (after the currants are pressed) add

one quart of water and three and a half pounds of sugar. Let it stand in

an open jar until it stops fermenting; then draw it off carefully,

bottle, and cork it securely.

RASPBERRY VINEGAR (_Miss Nellie Walworth_).

Pour one quart of vinegar over three quarts of ripe black raspberries in

a china vessel. Let it stand twenty-four hours, then strain it. Pour the

liquor over three quarts of fresh raspberries, and let it infuse again

for a day and night; strain again, and add one pound of white sugar to

each pint of juice. Boil twenty minutes, skimming it well. Bottle when

cold. When it is to be drunk, add one part of the raspberry vinegar to

four parts of ice water.

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