The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-11
VARIETY.


v-;tsr on Ornithology inquiries what kind O
= Az highest We don't know; but un
-,;ouibIy golden eagles generally fly fastest.
ucur heavy national debt is to mortgae
r-,rerty Of our posterity that we may be bet
x,tIsd to destroy or corrupt our cotempora
nav be said in illustration of the sweetness
is s,ing Of the English language, that it
alphabet begins with A b.
Hssn't You finished scaling that fish vet
p :. No master, tbs very large one >
reI. you have had time to scale a noun.
What Do you propose to take for your cold ?''
h III sef very cheap; 1 won't higgle about
rie.
rtiius show the nature Of a man, as fruit does
Jfatree; while motives, like the sap, are
tn from our view
s,sr converse with lady with q cigar in
mouth. or smoke in anybody's company,
ont apolOgizing-
scr remind people Of their personal deform-
r Of the relatives who have disgraced them
ygr ride in n fine carriage and employ a
Of servants, while your widowed sister
r. on foot and Obliged to work for her daily
the sal of time were to be the signet of
!. there is no absurdity, oppression, or false
that might not be received as Gospel while
6sue itself would want the more ancient
anf Of Paganism.
vas once said of the young ladies of Paris,
thsy loved with their heads, and thought
/ thsir hearts. There are MANY young gen.
N Of our day, who doneither with either.
Inv fold their hands in petitions when they
TO be using them in toll They never learn
Useful. toiling lifeSpay be a perpetual
r. Is IL is perpetual hymn-
fhn a malignant man strikes at the great
)hctors of his race, he deserves, like the In
who uadly fired his arrow at the sun, to
hittsn with the curse of blindness.
IConneeticut schoolmaster asked lad from
hort. How many Gods are there ?". The
| After scratching his head some time, replied
fOn't know how many you have in Connec-
{. hut we have none in Rhode Island.''
ParyrEEGE OF PovERTY-It is the great
fec Of poverty to be happy unenvied-to be
khy without physic-secure without guard
u 70 obtain from the bounty Of nature what
peat and wealthy are compelled to procure
e help Of art Johnson.
] GibraIter there was n great scarcity OF
r. An officer said he was very easy about
nstter. for he had nothing to do with water
! Oaly got his tea in the morning and punch
ght. it was all he wanted
ET-HsyDED CoNPLIMENT.-When Mr. w hite-
finished his FIVE hours Grafton on kars,
Palmerston replied that the honorable gem
ms speech was highly creditable to his
peal POWERS.
nan lost his dog on Washington street, Bos-
! the other dav. and when he whistled it made
hiouabIy dressed young lady jump about as
hai the 1t. Vitus dance. Finally she gave
idsn jump forward. and the unfortunate dog
|el.
grntleman, observing n servant girl, who
sft-handed, placing the knives and forks on
inner-table in the same awkward position,
rkei to her that she was laying them left
td - Oh, indade,r said she. - so have
kh%d, sir, to help me turn the table round ~
prLEyr HoxwcSY BREAD.-Brsak two eggs
a bowl and beat them from FIVE TO ten min
Add BY continually stirring, salt spoon
alt, Eur or FIVE table-spconfuls OF hot
kny r&uced nearly to the consistency OF
Tuei with hot milk, one large spoonful OF
p, and pint Of meal scalded dry Make
y MIXTURE into small lOaves or round cakes "a
p thick, and bake in a brisk oven
AyEzEET PIE.-Line the pie dish with paste
" It eTen full with cranberry sauce, as pre-
ior meals CRATE nutmeg upon the cram
4 pat strip Of the paste around the edge
dlsh, and numerous stripes across the sur
the pie, with leaves and fancifnl figures
ron the paste; bake twenty minutes
sEzvKTIOS OF GRAPEs.-We find the fol-
fns transIation of an article in German pa
ne AgrloflfOi, which contains an account
/ pressrvation of grapes in Russia
uaEeler who lived at st. Petersburg during
winter season, states that he ate there the
'sI and most beautiful grapes he had ever
10 preserve them they should be cut be-
/ Entirely ripe. Do not handle the berries,
r all damaged ones. then lay the grapes in a
stone jar, holding about thirty gallons
mouth should be narrow. so that the grapes
lot touch each other. Fill the spaces be-
a them with millet. Cover closely with
cover well fitted and concealed. Over this
thick paper. and let it be hermetically,
|szelde the air. In this air-tight jar the
npen fully, and acquire a flavor seldom
('o years in the best condition.
L-SG HARSEss.|l have lately met with q
which was recommended by A. Baker,
E''e'or Of the most extensive livery establish
IN Rochester, which forward tor Inser-
lzs heats foot oil and ivory or patent black
A''er well pulverised, or to be made 30 oe
as'ns Mix thoroughly adding the eiaek
He sIl is well colered or quite black. IN
rather the oil should be somewhat warmed
mixing. With sponge apply light coat
- ~ nlxture-onIy WHAT the leather will reaoi-
|E,ss0ro, unless the harness is very dry, IN
case heavier coat may be necessar y
ns dry, wash thoroughly with soap,suds;;
Sing the suds use good CASTLE soap and colo
*sser Warm water should never be used
- ee ieather. Apply the suds with sponge
NTH buckskin. This VIII give your har,
NEE glossy SURFACE, end the lesther viii
ea good color and continue pliabie TOT
. Ii it becones soiIed With nud or sweat,
sSpncatioo-of soop and water . above "a
= .ill be suf6cie5< without o1ling5 TO give
right appesranee1 Two applic1tans o
~ and black mixtu16o ysaF (or ones e5ery
'osns,) viii be nj lfrt 70 keep ne har'