The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-30
VARIETY.

VARIETY.
P-Is ani vanity are often the source of love.
rrorance and conceit are two of the worst Quail
% eDmbaf. II is easier to dispute with a states
q tian blOckhead-
H,risOme features alone are incapable of express
RAJ beauty, as speech alone is incapable Of ex-
sinr Wit
yua may be sure there IS one rascal less in the
-ss takes deepest root in the steadiest mind
nsre Is nearly as much ability requisite to know
rp make 1se Of good advice, and to know how
q 6r ones self
lmag ladies' make great mistake when they
* D f,scinate the opposite sex by 81 fist'' man
, tni expressions.
he bIemistes of great men are not the less blem-
:; sut unfortunately they are the easiest parts
niarion-
ne generality of men expend the early part of
rErs in contributing to render the latter part
srsbe
D irritable man lies like q hedgehog rolled up
rrDug way, tormenting himself with his own
t4es.
E-p y,u-.sa5s of smiles aud your kinle-t thoughts
5Sie; -gj 70 fboworld only those which are to
t~ks dAdy. A thing in pantaloons, with a
l1( .o 3ns. n head without brains, and n
lxIfa hole before, tight boots. cane. n
- fhite handkerchief, standing collar, two
ON and snowy ring the little finger.
-aleman at a musical party, seeing that the
Ess going ont, asked friend, in whisper,
Esr csn STIR the FIRE without inrerruptng the
s;" :. Between the bars replied the friend.
| PIT out your tongue little -firther,'' said
Fscisn to a female psfienr; g n little farther
ysu II you ,lesse-a litfle farther sfi - .s Why,
In Z" crie1 the fair INVALID.
ArTgw,sH FOR BUILDINGS In 'sDnwning's Conn
Heuse. - ihe following directions given, which
ha accepfahle to our realers:
AXE clean barrel that will hold water Put into
slf barrel of onicklifne, and slack IL by pouring
~ boiIing wirer sufficient to cover IL four fre
rs deep, and stirring il until Stacked. When
sllckei- dissolve IL in water and adj two pounds
alohre Of zinc, and one OF common salt, which
70 h,d AZ any Of the druggists, and which in
tIys riII ctuse the whtewssh 10 harden the
sOrk- Ali sufficient water to bring it to the
s--sncv OF thick whfewash-
nike rhe sbore wash Of a pleasant cream color,
three pounds Of yellow ochre.
r frwn cpior add four pounds of umber- one
ni II Ini,n red, and one pound of lamp5lack.
|r rrfy or stone calor, all four pounds Of raw
sr and two pot:sds of lampblack-
esIor NAV be put orpwifh n common whitewash
y. ,n'f viii be found much more durable than
ran xhirewash
rsroUs ToRTrRE-The Chinese have invented
eE species Of torture. They ftsten round the
n 4 maieftctor. the I" all-round COLOR such
wrn by swells and fishionables in England
ma take the malefictor out to some public
2, anil make him promenade up and down for
ri hours Mt stretch. The effect is not only
rfd, but extremely ridiculous. and, inasmucb
per devil cannot move his head either to the
the left. the infiction excites the risibiity OF
pn1ulaee to such extent that it is as much as
iiarruna,o victim do to submit patiently to
s'rcSsns Of the mob without resenting them.
ninas dread this form Of punishment n thousand
more than the ordinary pillory, or the wicker
Or the huge wooden collar that is usually sus-
-f ever the shoulders Of offenders that are ex-
public 1t is called the '' English tortnre,"
'.ases shudder every time it is exhibited
'LcezpyEss N SoRBow-There are times when
great sorrow has torn the mind away from its
az supports, and laid level those defences which
sper'y seemed 50 s.able-when the most rooted
Inns OF the reason seemed rottenness, and the
m & our heavenward Imagination goes up be-
nay olast as dust-wheu our works. and joys,
'0ves. with ali their multitude. and ponp. and
ZEN 10 90 down together into the pit, and the
M as garden that hath no water, and as
:. anh OF treading down and perplexity. the
Vols. tie mirfh of the tabret. and the joy of
p' are silent in the grave Blessed is the
-a', when east into this utter wretcheiness,
ny from all creatures and from all comfort. can
Wiling. amids: all his tears and his anguish,
remain as long as God shall please
Is FOR HOWE EDrcATfox.-The following rules
smenfel for their excellence, brevity and
a utility. Let every parent and guardian
I'M rarrllv
s"m your childre1s' earliest infancy, inculcate
rr>ssty Of instant obedience
JuSs nrnuess with gentleness- Let your chill
'Ass understand that you mean what you
Ever promise them anything unless you are
- r'e you can give them what you say.
You tell little child to do something. show
AZ AZ 10 do it. and see that il is done.
punish your children for willfully DISC |
vsOu- but never punish them in anger.
.es let them perceive that they vsx you or
rs'a IN lose your self command.
ney give way to petulence or i'll temper, wait |
- are calm. and then gently reason with them |
@propriety of their conduct.
heaoer that little present punishment,
80. s occasion arises, is more effectual than the |
ing OF greater punishment should the fault !
s;es give your children anything because they
On no account allow them to do at one time
-. nave forbidden, under the same crcum-
=, at another.
.e'ea then that the only sure and easy way to
good IS to be good.
istom them to make their little recitals
Perset truth.
d rsever allow of tale bearing.
.esch them sslEdenial, not self indulgence, Of
and resentful spirit
80 rules were reduced to practice-dsily prsc-
IL parents and guardians how much misery |