Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-06
Very fresh. o o Very tipsy.
Fresh. O D O Drunk.

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Very fresh. Very tipsy.
Fresh. 0 90 Drunk.
Lively 0 900 Very Drunk.
Comfortably. . 90 0 0 Study drunk.
Sober. 10000 0 Dead drunk.
Sobriety.-The sober moments which
Immediately succeed 10 dinner. are The
most miserable in existence. The langnr,
he sense of utter inetficiency, mental and
bodily, are dreadful. Alter few glasses
you ascend the FIRST slep Of the pyramid,
aud become com Portable. In this stale
you are not much disposed TO talk. There
is Tranquil luxury in your feelings, aud
a reverie comes on, which, il you drink no
more. is likely to terminate i'll Sleep A
philosopher seldom passes this point, ex-
cepl in company. ,
Drink on, and you step up to livcty.-
Now you begin 10 talk. aud your remarks
are smart and pertinent. You have The
reasonable power in high perfection, hut
aided wilhal by a happy fertility Of illus
trallon. This may be considered as. a
mental aurora, announcing that The SUN
of fancy is about to rise from the '.purple
IIIsWaye. !. 81. J
fffes6. here Is Indfs fiTs and coiorfd
your ideas now, for The sun has risen. Y U
grow more eloquent and less Logical
Your jokes are capital, in Your own esli.
mailon. Your perceptions are still toer-
ably clear, beyond yourself.
Very Fresh.-Your conversational is more
highly colored. Your eluIuence is i'm
passioned, and you overwhem your cum-
pan'uns with flood of talk. You begin
10 suit he aciiou to the word. Ideas not
quite coherent. but language still lulerably
di,tiuct and correct.
Ifpsy.-Now on the top oflhe pyramid,
YOU begin To grow sihdy. Gestures very
vehement, and epilhels much exaggerated.
Argumeulasive, but moi rational. Words
considerably abridged, and idcas lamen,
lably obscured.
Very Tipsy.-You find out tina, you
have lurn lor vocal music, and regale
your friends with song. Speechily in
iucoherent language, and evlnce a most
decided tendency 10 mischief aud locomo-
uon. Proud as peacock, Stout as iou,
and a:narOuS as q dove.
| Drunk.-PerverscIy quarrcsome, and
sIupldly good nalnr"d Deailug much IN
shake nauds and knock downs: Tongue
slammering and feet unsteady.
Very Drunk. elfiurs 10 appea
suber. See every thing double. Balance
totally lost, and drift about like a ship it
hard gale. Vocabulary reduced To {
few inteiections.
Stupidiy Drunk. Head and stomach
topsy-Iurvey. Eyes fixed aud sarius.-
Uller incapacily OF speech and lucomo
lion. accompanied with an indislinct ye
horrld Consciousness Of your situation.
Dead Drunk.-Au apoIectic sleep, am
confused dreams Of The devil or your cred
$ itors.
Honey-Houey is distinguished int
three kinds; first The virgin honey whic
is the first produce of the swarm, oblane
y by draining from the combs without pres:
!. : ing; the second sort is thicker han the fiji.
;. aud is procured by pressure; The third
: the worst sort which is extracted By hea
: ing the combs over fire and then pres
= ius them. In the flowers of plants net
:, the basis of the petals, are Certain glant
containing swee, juice, which the bet
= suck up, and flying with il to their hive
;, . discharge it again from The stomach thr
} the mouth into some of the cells Of ii
= comb: This honey is destined Tor The foe
= Of the young, but, in hard seasons, the be,
. are sometimes reduced to the necessity
= feeding on it themselves, and die Of hui
= = ger after they nave ealen il all up.
y sume places good swarm of bees wi
/" yield in Two years, nearly thirty poun'
of honey bul i, is most abundant i'll cou
tries where flowers abound throughout ii
year. From honey is made the drlI
# ,Tf called Mead.
ir
p! Marble Sugar.-The Salem (Mass
n. Gazette says that the puIverized whl
10 sugar, now used in families, coutains
i every pound Of sugar two ounces of pt
in verized marble. When used dissolved.
he deposits sediment of clay or mortar.
er On post mortem examination of the hot
of of man who had lately died of il. b
ey bowels were found 10 be completely M
ny Adamized and pipeclayed!