Plesant Information For Tipplers

The black ants of Swedcn are a foririilable raco of workers, much larger than we have any hcre. They make sad havoc with the grains, and as they travel in prooeKsion, eaeh with a wheat grain or BOino other dainty tbr winter store, they present a formidable array- a curious spectaclo for the philosophcr. The sting of these ants are sharp and somewhat poisonous. The best policy to observe is; when meeting a pröcession of theso woikers, to turn aside and give them the right of way, for they will grip Hieir graffl tightlv, and give sting aftet sÜngi losing httlo time for rerenge, and then on to their wcll-orderod, well-storcd homes. The Swudes have learned a way of utilir.ing these little ni iwls, sting and all. They waylay them on theso joürneys, cfttch them by hand, and in nets and sieves: tthy way to get theiii, find plunip they go iHto the brandy distilkiy, and on them dependa th peouliat of bwedish brandy. It is o smooftie; Bd oily, so pangent ; has suoh a doliöicftti ilavor ; in short, is everything encttsnting ; nd "tn-M. héy É ive the loTeliost little gliMhM, (imt hold b thiniblo ftill, bo tiüú) frftgüe, MidbeatitífullywtiBtiotbai thej wdt-iaaU mest tempt am ascotio to drink and cfttch the divine afflatas, but it only t.kes öne drink to ntoxioate, md then ddirixe tremm sooii folios 9. l'iivo x"c rt lady jump fvom Uo Wblé and 9o#éiil beeauso a rvh imt run aÖTÖeS íltí !'la's. but she wóuld sip this brandy fröm the littlo glass ii ui oxtol its fiavor. In Newark, cockroaelios are ised v(-ry cxtensively in the manufacturé of delici ous vin, which are made tlu're from eider, poor whisky, logwöod, and othcr abominatiohs: Vfcdding invitaticms novr contain moro cards thr.iV over- viz : iiriit, the bride's card ; second, the írooxn'í ; th-.rdly, tho bride's mother's; then tho "ceremony oard ; theii the invitatioii to the reeepticri; ihcji tho card coritaiiun,!; the niarried nniuc rit' tho young couple in full, and tin' düvs of titeir post-hdnej-moon receptions ; tben a caía oonWining the names of bridöWttaida, ushers ünd groomsmon ; and lastly, i card cnRia ved with "Please present tllis at the door.' "When you hand a eoiiimimication to on o(l1t-ri contaiaing n inpeniously introduocd puff, and see hiin cancel that pitrt of it, you may conchi'!'' Utej enn't scll him íti thnt mimncr. A chap who was toiil by a clcrgyman to remember " Lot'a wnfe," rpplicd that ho hadtroubleenough with Lis own without ni. i tering with another inan's wiïc.