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put the sugar into the water,and squeeze the juice of
three lemons; cover well? let it get cool, place it on
ice, add a bottle of Rhine wine,a quart of rum,and,
just before serving,a bottle of champagne and half a
bottle of seltzer.
Wcshall never be younger than we are tO'day.
Ladies' Delight.—Into a large glass put a
little seltzer, a spoonful of fine sugar, half a wine-
glassful of sherry, half a wineglassful of port, and
one dash of brandy. Mix well. Fill up the glass
with shaved icej ornament with orange and pine
apple,and top it with ice-cream. Serve with a spoon.
He who seeks not the dames to please
Should be condemned to diej
Though no man has succeeded yet.
All men should daily try.
Ladies' Hot Punch.—A hot glass half fuU
of boiling water, with two lumps of sugar, well
dissolved. Add half small glass of sherry and half
small glass port, well mixed; one slice of orange
and a little nutmeg on top.
From out ol the land of the Dollar and Eagle
No better thing comes than the Syrup of Seigel.
Maiden's Kiss.—One-
fifth of maraschino, one fifth
of creme de roses,one-fifth of
white curacao,one-fifth of yel
low chartreuse, and one-fifth
of benedictine.
The origin ofthe Bumper
according to Ourselves.
Come hither,sweet maiden,come hither to me.
And bring of good wine a full measure with thee.
And give me a kiss for the kiss I'll give thee.
And do not deceive,and I'll not deceive thee.