The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-03
VARIETY.

VARIETY.
Light seems the natural enemy of evil deeds
VINO would not he honest, if they knew its sweets.
However small $500 insI.x;4 israphruaa,
one, jealousy will creep in.
Prosperity is blessing to Pe good but curse to
Better to be upright with poverty. ttan wicked
with plenty.
In the Irish language the electric telegraph is
called Sgeal a5ota bota the literal translation Of
which is, Z" News upon stills"
The things which are remembered are few and
unimportant, compared with those which are forgot
ten
Money in your purse will credit you-wisdom nd
your head will adorn you-but both in your necessity
will serve you-
The Prussians have wise maxim, that whatever
you would have appear In nations life. you snust
Put in its schools
pleasant wife is q rainbow in the sky, when her
husbands mind is tossed with storIs and tempests.
FAcrs-Old Mr. Sin2lestick mystifed tea-parry
by remarking that women were facts. When pressed
70 explain his meaning he said Facts are stubborn
things"
tune" saws Ls Bruysre, &c not TO have mind enough
to talk well, nor judgment enough to Be silent"
TarrH.-rruth, like the juice Of the poppy, in
small quantities, Gains nen; in larger, heats and ir-
rtates them, and Is attended by fatal consequences
IN its excess
CoxpAsIoSs.-what is companionship, where
nothing that improves the intellect is communicated,
and where the larger heart contracts itself to the
model and dimension of the smaller!
SYMpArHY.-Joining in the amusements Of others
is in eur social state the thing sympathy in
their distresses; and the slenderest bond that
holds society together should rather be strengthened
than snapped.
I. has been truthfuy said by satrist that II some
men could come out Of their graves, and read the
inscriptions on their tombstones, they would think
they had got into the wrong graves!
mingling Of the races has undoubtedly materially
aided the development Of the American people. They
have in stock combined the steadiness OF
the Englishman, the impulsveness Of the Irishman,
the artistic talent Of the Frenchman, and the pro
:undity Of the German.
NOBLE REpLY-An officer of distinction and tried
vAlOr, refused to accept challenge sent him by
young adventurer, but returned the following answer
al fear not thy sword. but the anger Of my God
dare venture my16fe in good cause. but cannot
hazard my soul bad one. I viii charge up to
tie cannon's buth for the good Of my country, but
want couz e to storm hell
CaliS} }hia paper speaking Of the first tide o.
emigration to California, says:
'sThe country settled by men, mostly young
men, at all events by men without families Nearly
evsry one here car remember the time when woman
vas . curiosity"
Can any body remember the time when . womas
vas not 3 curiosity!
Dsrxk1ss LIKE MEN," Now gentlemen" said
ro6leman to his guests, the ladies LEFT the room,
"Ier us understpn nd each other to drink like
men, or like brutes,'' The guests somewhat ndig-
aant, exclaimed, Z" like men, Of course" Then"
replied he, eve are going to get jolly drunk. for
hrutes never drink more than . 2y want %
.wIsho.s Enc..sr..ee."
"BoAap wAxrED.-A Gentleman and Lady, with
out encumbrance desire, etc.
One sees queer things IN lite type in newspapers,
sometimes conveying by implication Ill sorts OF
Doctrines disclosing peoples ideas Of happiness when
they least expect it, and atord8 clue 70 the matn
IN hear ar il n
knoE best and yet all are set forth many tunes oay
Ia an advertisement
Sometimes, as in this agate expression Of Sc. want.
We have peoples definitions OF things vhJo -
Webster and johnson at defiance.
"Wthout eucumbrancer r' What young mother,
When she feels for she first time her Arst born's
breath, would ever imagine, in the new bonomngot OF
her new love, that anywhere beneath the sun there
mould exist . lexicon, wherein. under the E's, It
'hould read thus: ED, Eg. Ii. Il. En-
"Escu,oHAScE, n. A young human bsing-e
Therel wha. do you think of that. ~ old hshioned
gandmothers whose love s visited upon the children,
even to the third and fourth generation Rachel
weeping for her Eneumbr0nees 20 " And the leo
pasd snail lie down with the lamb, and little En-
esn6rases shall lead them 70
These Little motives, in pink and fAir dimity, thAt
sar the pulses ike clarion. that nerve up the
ssarJ and light up the hope. and fu up the signing
WITH song. are encumbrancesi
So, then, the sweet little candidates for heavens
ngdom, that dance round the threshold Of the open
heart and enter unforbidden that keep the world
nom growing old in SORROW and in sin, ere Esesn-
era1ees all
And when they elected for %, alas they some
unes are the greensward broken in little billovs
Ceryvhere, and the Raches that will not b COM
ostec, % sadly ATTEST think you, when the mother
oess the empty CRADLE and looks upon The unprsssd
Piiow and finds in the sstill'' silken drsss and
r OF little shoes that laid aside 1be sandals of
uSns, mat she hnds the name OF the Wearer under
"s Anss That when the poet sighed,
Inese b no nock however waschsd and tended,
sas oae dead lamb d shers-
Inee no nreside, howsos'er deSsndsd,
nos nAs one vAcant chAir,n-
nm be who sang the "Airs of Palsstine'' de-
II cannot dsad.
1s Air s1nshiny head
sSer Bounding round ny st1dy ehaiF.p
aH either Of them dreamed the burden of the song
mortgage and not rather one stnr lot ont of
me vible heavens-shst 81
~, 40 se:s The morning star, eoss noe down
sua the darkened West, hides ohscursd.
a. we sesnpests Of the siy, has mets
=. .sS mo The light a heavsn.n
Iy tne hearts, the threshold snd the hsarss fthe
an ~ aever oe without ''encumbrancss" Let them
- ~ott8 t8Aeed to them who a. Hks the plnnets sxo
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