Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-07

MS SDltle WOtlu nave lt2ptu al itie HeStai ""'
Jii.ce vi tne vat! lldv. we hot see" II trails
lorm wthere.i, Jejuue, ana I'll eI!l"s OH nlal'
llltu Il youthful warrior, swelling with LOFTY ell
ersIes, alid glowing wlta dealuless tircsi lave
we moi seen 1t revive lIle shalte, ed hopes ut II
uioAen alLl d.spirled parly1 Have we notseen
It convert the Jeers aud contempt OF hall na-
ton into loud pIauJits undhurrasi Have We
NOT seen it, us rug torn iIoni the BODY "i Inc
Grand Lamar, worshipped as venerable SYM
buI. u,ld made tie token ofiunumerable and ir-
describable virtues2
We need not be surprised at this Irvine
Cures the gout, The collie and the ph,llisic,
Aud is for III folks the very best Of physic
why should we wonder tnat cider, being Il Gu
thartic turn, by cleansing the tonness of the
BODY, should purify rAtaf-lnrigorn.e- 1.-The MUD T.
1t Is by no means clear that the stomach itoei
mo, Tie tavorite haunt oil the intellect, aud we
nave the ulatlrcd opiniuI, Of the mosl learned
vudits of Germany that its sent IL either in the
liver or the uiupnram. Prior, we think hints ut
this in his Alma, wLe.e giving an account oiille
progress Of the mind through the physical ys-
lem, he is leud 10
--"snpposc
ThatA Alma eut IS at the rues.
That ten she mounts by just degrees,
VI, To the ailcles. legs ut knees;
Next as the sap OF life doth RISE,
She lends her vlgor 10 the thighs;
Aud all these under rea ions past,
She ueslles somewhere Hear lhe waste"
Itmust be cunlrssedlhat in no other way Gun
". arcuunt or the marvellous effects OF hard
cider in stirring up the minds and hearts Of suc!,
larse numbers of men.
Since he recent discovery of the wonderful
working properties Of cider. we have felt our
respect Tor John Philips undergo II sensible il
crease. We refer to the Philips who, in the
reign of Queen Anne, wrote some agreeable
bIirlesques upon the poems of John Milton, and
was chosen the competitor of Joseph Addison,
in celebrating the victory Of Blenheim. We,
t:Iiuk that he was I lnan much i'll advance ol
his day: we think that he had keencr insi ight
into the nature Of things than most others; we
think that he displayed an astonishing agacIly,
in,anticipuling tIIr jnde demenls ofpns'eIly. Ibis
John Philips wrote Il long poem in two books,
upon what, think youl Tie Siege ofTroy The
L.iss of Paradise the Destruction "r "rJerliSaeni.
TIE Course Of Time, the Pleasures of ImaslId-
ton. Memory. Hope. Friendship. upon Beau
~, Fame. kches, Love! Certainly rot; but
Il theme quite as inspiring as either olthese,
Us would peri CT themselves in the accomplish
msnt of drinking it. They will find ann pie i'll.
Structoas in every branch of ;rl relating to it,
fro.n the planting und pruning Of apple tlees.
through the various processes of fpres<ing, tothe
decantatinnin brown jugs Of the pomacions tx
tract. Mingled with them are several hits of iu.
dIcirls advice. All elders are not good. a it
wilbe necessary for persons whuintend 10 give
themselves up, badly aud soul. 10 The new fan
glrd beverage, to learn to discriminate between
line noxious and Wholesome kinds There is Il
kind, which wretched he he ihai quahs.
-"Oti with colo parl.s.
With purgent c"lc pangs. distressed he II roar
And toss aud turn aud curse The unwhuesolne
draught."
And there are other kinds wlicl, may expose
one 10 the provoking rai!ery Of friends.
Some elders lave by art an age. nnlearned.
Their genuine relish, and Of suldry vines,
Assumed the favor; one surt cou,terlei,s
rhe Spanish product; this to Gauls has seemed
the sp ,rkng ncctur of Champagne; with that
\ Ga:nan oft has swilled his threat, and sworn
Drndet. that Imperial Rhine bestowed
TIE generous r,imner. whilst the ownersplcas'd
laughs only at his guests. thus entertained
with foreign vintage from his cider casks"
In addition to which lighter mlseries arc the
terrible a.tercaps Of success.
"Thereinre when thy heart
0ilates with fervent joys. aul eager sonI
Prompts To pulsue the sparkling glass be sure
'TIs time to shun i; il thou will pr.long
Dire conpntution, forthwith Renson quits
'Ier empire to confusion and lnisrule,
tnd vain debates; then twenty langaes Inyge4e nt oncs
f,on.ni~o :.-'--.--i--~ SUn; iIuiISnt IS neard
But din and various clatnOr and mud .uui.
Distrust and jealousy to these succeed,
And anger kiudliug iaunt. The certain bane,
dwell knit fellowship. Now horrid trays
Commence; The brilnming .lasses now are
hnri'd
With dire inter'; bottles with bottles clash
In rude encounter, round their temples fly
rie sharp-cdsed fragments, down their bat.
terd cheeks
Iix"d gore und cider f"w.
Is there not REASON to apprehend that such
my be the melancholy fate otthe band of or
shippers who da yponr libaiuns of Z Ider 10 the
straw go OF their leigned iduhtry1