The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-10-02
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others look to your own.
More perish through too much confidence than by
too much fear where one despairs there are many
that presume.
Passion is sort of fear in the mind, which always
/ leaves weaker than it found us.
! 1t is not treasure power that lays either the
head OR the heart at rest but a quiet conscience,
and the candid simplicity of a tender mind
/ Zeno, of all virtues, made choice of silence, for
thereby he others imperfections. and concealed
his own.
Love is tho fvor of the soul passion is the delir-
of that fever.
Confused thought is a cheap commodity, but some
writers parade it as if it were priceless jewel.
Fashion is the race of the rich to get away from
the poor, who follow as fast as they
a slattern always makes poor cook. The woman
who don't dress herself has never yet succeeded in
dressing beefsteak properly.
Why is pretty young woman like corn in time
of arcity? Because she ought to be husbanded.
PRoCRAsTINAT1oN-Tt is with our good intentions
as with dishes-to-morrow is but too often the
hash Of to-day.
If you would have thing kept secret never tell
it to any one and if you would not have q thing
known of you, never do it.
What men want, is not talent, but purpose in
other words not the power to achieve, but the will
to labor.
1t has been decided by a Western court that a
clergyman may marry himself This is fee-saying
process at all events.
Habit in child is at first like a SPIDERS web
if neglected, it becomes thread of twne, next a
cord of rope, and finally cable ; and then, who can
break it
Let your expenses be such to leave a balance in
your pocket. Ready money is friend in need
Don't lounge in printing office, or talk where
men are setting type You have no business to be
in printing office unless you have business if you
have. transact it in as short time and few worls as
possible and leave.
1t is not high crimes, such as robbery and mur-
der which destroy the peace of society The village
gossip, family jealouses, and chickering's between
neighbors, meddlesomeness and tattng are the
that eat into all social happiness.
GREAT TRUTH.-Some like cats. You
may stroke the fur the right way for years, and hear
nothing but purrng but accidentally tread on the
tall and all memory of former kindness is obliterat-
ed
How TO KNOW FooL-A fool, says the Arab
proverb may he known by six things: anger without
cause, speech without profit, change without motive,
nQr Try without object, putting trust in stranger,
and not knowing his friends from his foes.
COOP GROUND FOR BAcnELoRs.-According to the
Nantucket Inquirer, it is obsOlute marvel that
an old bachelor can be found the Island, for we
cannot imagine how it is possible to resist the matri
monal temptations that continually meet the eye.''
Gallant man, that Iqquirer Perhaps the & temp
atons might perform some part of the resis tance.
'sNr. Fnlins, you say you know the defendant-
what is his character?'' s' For what sir-spreaing
or integrity?'' For integrity, sir' Well, all
say about Jones is that if he's honest he's got
queer way of showing it, that's ALL GO What do you
mean by that?'' 'Just this--that the night before
he dimes on turkey, somebody's poultry coop is al
ways broken open'' ''That will do, Mr.. FiI1ins''
The TYPE-REvoLvING AMERICAN PRINTING Ma
CHINE, MANUFACTURED BY r. Hoe Il Co., New York
We have great pleasure in announcing that we
have mode arrangements with Mr.. Robert Hoe OF the
above firm, who is in London, to deliver in as
short time possible, of the above machines,
with all the latest improvements. This will enable
to meet our increasing circulation, and improve
the printing of the Illustrated LOadOR NeOs, which,
we fear has often suffered from the rapidty with
which we have been compelled to work off our very
large impression.--198 Strand, July 3, 1856.
PROVERBS FOR PLANTERs.-Farmers and others will
heed the following whatever they may think of book
tor fancy farming generally They will direct the at
centon Of their sons these Universal Rules, and
commend every one to follow them. We are indebted
for most Of them to that excellent manual, the Illus
trated Register Of Rural .4FairS every line Of which
IS a text in itself for more elaborate articla.
Never keep animals short allowance-if you
starve them. they will surely starve you.
Although, in draining land tn, toughly, your purse
may be drained, yet the full crops that follow VIII
soon fill it again.
Trying to farm without capital is like trying to run
locomotive without fuel Money and wood must
both be consumed, if they to the machine of
the farm of the rail.
Always give the soil the first meal IF this is we'll
fed with manure, it will feed all ese-pants, animals
and
If you wish to give an energetic movement to all
your farm machinery, and keep its hundred wheels in
rotation, be not to be without good rotation of
crops.
you allow your animals to shiver, your fortune
will be shivered in consequence that is the farmer
who leaves his cattle to the Winds Will find his profits
also given to the winds.
Heavy carrot crops for cattle viii soon return carats
of gold
Did you ever hear the musical notes of a starving
herd of hogs Extnguish by food those notes speed
lily, If you would avoid even more annoving notes /
after payday has passed
Many farmer, by too sparingly seeding his new
meadows, has had to cede his whole farm
Every farmer should see daily every animal he has
and inspect its condition. Weekly visits. as with !
sou1e, soon result in weakly animals
IMPORTANT, IF TRUE-We clip the follovino from,
Galiganis Messenger: Professor Giovanni CaseIli
of Florence, has just made discovery which promises
to cast all previous contrvances in electro-elerranh
into the shade. He has invented an apparatus bv
which the telegraphic wire will transmit to any dis
tance an exact fac simile of any writing or design
when made to communicate with similar apparatus
at the other station If the account of this extraor
binary 5vention which given by the Corriere Mer-
cGRtI of Genoa, be true, the transmission of tele-
graphic dispatches by single letters will be entirely
superseded and the original writing put into the /
apparatus, will be reproduced in an instant with the
signature Of the correspondent if written by him
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