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sugar

and

one

gill

of

ice

water;

put

in

a

shaker

and

mix

until light

and

creamy.

Put

in

the

beaten

white

and

shake

again;

add

two

tablespoonfuls

of

lemon

juice

and

just

a

suspicion

of

the

grated

rind

and

a

little

vanilla.

Shake

and

turn

into

a

glass

and

heap

on

top

four

tablespoonfuls

of

whipped

cream.

$

INNOCENT

$

WASH

and

pick

from

the

stems

Concord

grapes

;

put

them

in

a

strong

flannel

jelly-

bag,

bruise,

pound

and

squeeze

them,

and

hang

the

bag

up

to

drip.

Make

a

thin

syrup

of

white

sugar

to

sweeten

it,

and

to

two-thirds

of

grape

juice

add

one-third

of

water.

Keep

in

a

cool

place,

and

serve

with

cracked

ice

in

the

glass.

$

ROOT

BEER

$

TAKE

an

eighth

of

a

pound

each

of

sarsaparilla

root

and

dry

sassafras

bark

and

one

and

a

half

ounces of

wintergreen,

stem

and

leaf;

bruise

all

together

and

add

a

half-ounce

of

tansy

leaves

and

boil

in

two

and

one-half

gal-

lons

of

water

until

all

the

strength

of

the

herbs

is

extracted.

Strain

into

a

jar

and add

one

pint

of

molasses,

and

when

cool

one

gill

of

good

yeast;

after

two

hours

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