The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-11
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VARIETY.
i he hearts of others when we open our
{ er the plainest road it always answers
ra1y e" illusions proceed from water on
Hious often fall into the ditch while gazing
4 much of life in making blunders, and
a correcting them.
Etate toward right, but are continually
i by disturbing causes.
minded, and the low minded come in
Tout mixing, like oil and water.
I are split into companies, which follow
zhs, bat see little of their generals.
! &rdly think that man to be in his right
i Cicero,'' who is destitute of religion
! ian who plays the Scotch fiddle has gone
! ship with the dancin g-master who teach
Is dance.
bald who tainted away because she heard
/ brick in the house, has since gone raw
Sn being asked by a gentleman at sup
her she would put her lips to a cObbler. -
an schneider who made a great-coat for
{, is trying his hand now upon pair of
Eteam-engine.
ztrious old lady who walked all over New
can in her hand, to procure Il pint of the
uman Kindness has been little more
4 getting a little jam out of the jar of a
Fsot the jar on her fingers.
o think there's something in name, re-
! ne greatest English philosopher was Ba-
1 the finest Stotch poets, Hogg and one
4 ntest British essayists, Lamb.
as am,'' said bullying spouter to a
| of the unterrifed, 81 still remember
fraction of this magnificent republic. -
+deed,'' said bystander," and vulgar
sid Gazette contains loyal decree for
performance in the theatres of dramas
eacred or biblical subjects, or in which
ges of the Trinity OF Holy Family are re-
der whatever form it may show itself, is
|; and though family pride may not be its
manifestation, even that child bears a
ugly likeness of its father. But family
|Eery different thing, and may exist as
humble as in high life.
|ngular phenomenon, says the Sandusky
er, is now to be seen around the docks III
Immense number Of white fish last fall
ii on the docks, and the offal and spawn
the Bay. This spawn has '' hatched, -
bund the docks may be seen millions of
/ hite fish Here is fact in the breeding
n the knowing ones ought to investigate !;
|an be cleaned, and from the spawn hatch
induced, what is the use of all the artifi-
ements now proposed to propagate fish
|BBER.-The tree that produces the gum so
! nowadays under the name of India rub
i'm tropical climates, eighty or hundred
nth a smooth trunk covered with light
k. 1t bears fruit the size of peach, divi-
IN lObes and containing a small black nut
obtained by tapping like that from thema-
zee issuing In a state resembling cream.
part is evaporated by heat, and the gum
y desirable form for slle The original
chucu, corrupted to caoutchouc.
d we live in is rough world, thorny
awkward world to get through but it
crse. 1t might be better, however, if eve
Iii try and make it so. | was walking
ngo with countryman, whom L observed,
and then to kick aside any particularly
eged stone that lay on the horse track.
like to see n stone like that in the road, .
and not move it. 1t may trip up horse.
a riders neck, and tbs very little trouble
lside.' Now if all the passers through
would but act on the same plan
A high medical authority says that, so fal
life is concerned, sleep is no less necessa-
luratiOn than its health. Without the pro-
/ of sleep, the vital energy is dried up and
Ind we waste away as tree would depriv-
ap that nourishes it. The physical effects
e, that it retards all the vital movements,
vital power, and restores what has been
course OF the day, and separates us from
'eless ana pernlclous. 1t is, as it were, a
3, during which all secretions are reformed
atest tranquility and perfection
sCTRIC TELEGRAPH.-Ins speaking Of the elee-
-aph, we suppose that there is, in every
tansmitted by its agency, sort of Journey
led by the current, as far as the wires may
i to us it is a matter of astOhishment tina
ental substance, set in motion at London
4 in the brief space of one minute to Glas
There is no actual current or passage o
here is already provided by nature con
Distance between the two termini the elec
not to travel, for it reaches all the way
5 could change the position of the hand
wi, hout going to the clock, supposing
;, light rod in my hand so, by touching
ne one end of the long, sa5tle chain of fluid
pge the hands of the sleetric dial at dis
ten, hundred, or a Thousand miles. %
Paper.
acna, the Yiceroy of Egypt, contemplate
palace and making gardens ut the extrem
te Marcotis. He is quite reEorner. Th,
leen scanty this year in its rise. and a larp,
nd viii be exempt from taxation. The vice
PES to make his receipts meet his expendi
edueing the salaries of the officers. Tn,
rom Alexandria to Cairo is now op.ned t
vel.