The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-17
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The identical first glass which created all the drunk
r1s
pie are perpetually plunging. Also the frying pan
that multtudes have been always jumping out of into
the FIRE.
The lock of the door through which silly youths
have, in all ages, rushed TO destruction
The hand Of charity, standing open, with a coun-
zrfeit sixpence in It,
specimen of bug, which lives through all the
Seasons and thrves all the for every attempt
e1terminate it-hBm-6Hgi
The portrait Of the printer of the book of fate
THEY MUST GO TOGETHER--That man hath no sense
Of mercy that wants a sense9f duty.
We converse with those we love, through flowers;
With those we worship, through the stars
An English parer speaking of brother editor says
he believer in hydropathy, SO for he lies in wet
sheets
The nan that don't believe in advertising still in
sists that the sun revolves round the earth. He
knows beans''-he does
He that considers how little he dwells upon the
condition of others viii learn how little the attention
q others is attracted himself
The WEAVING OF HRIsrIAS's LrYE.-Two duties
nast run through christians life, like the warp
trough the wOOi Messing and trusting.
UNNECESSARY SURDES.-If you sake your own cares
gp0n Yourself ku load yourself with.an unnecessary
burden TheMighty One awaits to help you.
He lives lokg that lives well; and time msspent is
lot lived but lost Besides, God is better than his
Emise If he takes from him long lease, and gives
AIN freehold on a better value--Fuller.
Religion seems to consist of great number of
zsts great God, possessed Of great excellencies,
ssnce arise great obligations; hence the greatness
Il sa and hence the need Saviour, and a great
E---fafrer Fuller.
HrxBLg VRruE-Flowers have blo9ped on our
9zries, and passed away, from age to hge, unseen
g aau, and multitudes of virtues have been acted
v1i n OBSCURE places, without note or admiration
!ae sEeetness Of both has gone up to Heaven--JhTs
Ss0Irney-
though we seem grieved at the shortness of life in
;aera, We wishing every period Of it at an end
Iae MINOR longs to be Of age; and then to be man
olsiness; then to take up estate; to arrive at
~norsi then 10 retire---addison-
IErE-GOod men are human suns, They brighten
HA warm whenever they pasz Fools count them
mad oil death wrenches open foolish eyes; they are
t often sung by poets when they die; but the hearts
~! heal and their own are their rich reward on
~''n' and their place is high In heaven.
tis," says Hood, 80 stern and startling thing
:. Ank how often mortality stands on the brink of
= grave without any misgiving; and yet in this
ppng world Of strife, in the stir Of human hustle
me there are daily sounds to tell US that Life is
1!ag and death is Ivng.''
Vne evening, after a weary march through the
IeI' hohammed, camping with his followers, over
7'l one of them saying, " will unloose my camel
,-1 -, eo1nt it to Cod ON which he took him up
G.rG Wy s'-.S- "''- 0
CHRISTIANS LIKE ORPHA.-They that profes-
&c only, and make a show of religion for sinister
Es, are like Orpha; in times Of affection they will
- 'ner mother and be gone; they will take
c.e o. the church Of God. But they that true
,-ll,uens, are like Ruth, they will cleave to her,
~ y her, live and die with her, and never depart
-0n her-Rufh 1, IA.
"a tEsr-Hov / tell whether 1 q real
s'oan: He who truly say that he seeks the
~ q Iod above every earthly good; that he de-
sS "a MS service more than in anything else; that
az. MIN here, and SO enjoy his presence hereafter,
- ~ prevailing desire of his heart; and his chief
\, - S tnat ne loves him more, and serves him
In. er- 1!- Such a person needs no other evidence
Hs heart IS changed, and his sins forgiven.
aooRNs-The best cure for these troublesome things
nave ever tried is to soak the feet in hot water
a. quarter OF an hour, that the corn may become
anu tnen trim it off close as possible and not
Vtr pam Then take the tincture of the Arbor
and upon little cotton and apply to the corn,
'er lew applications the corn will not ONLY
ayairP 49, entirely but will not be likely to return
@As-ScieHtJfc american
g;,aS OF BURNING THE DEAD.-The Rev Dr.
turn; mas =. written that the " ancient custom Of
died S w .ue 9ead thus originated -" When q hero
boIy ~ ~. "as Killed in foreign expedition, as his
pr,s5 Frupuble, and therefore, unfit to be trans
70 asbss III ,he expetent was hit upon to reduce it
the derssaI - " bringing those home, the names of
sf, Of - -. night be obliged to follow and the BEN
gees the oe secured to his country. By de-
tie arc:m custom became common and superseded
ADc'ent mode of burial.''