The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-05-26
VARIETY.


VARIETY.
r-,n-s F,crs or NATURAL HIsT1RY-A single
s,ss. Hv prlvluca- in one sels'n. %, ,oSo. .320.
/. s.,,Ie s,;,ler= produce nearly 1000 eggs
\. Rat published ct~e Of m egg producing
-. % veIr- after ir must nave been laid.
H.. q f-r<h water springs are discovered under
!. so the snuth ~ile Of thP Persian gulf
s,s.'. nest usullly contains 1900 or 16, 900
- ,l,ns;s O,eln is estimated at three miles. and
a fur miles deep.
A. are SIX or seven generations of gnats in n
~ AL elch lIv< 25O eggs.
rs-,-e ahauf son cells in n square foot Of
~ .,rh 300 hees weigh pounh.
strn af bees cont1ins from II. .0o0 - 29.Oo0 in
,u-l s,,te. and from 900 to A. 900 in a hive
=. 5srss of birds are hollow, and filed with air
,vf af ptIrrov.
~ eats 10o pounds OF green fool every twenty
rAsgrs, and yields five quarts or ten pounds 6f
- ars common in the seas of Surinam with four
:, rrn cs them on horns which grow the top of
.hsri-
r. thsrslni nine hundred silk-worms produce
,unI nf silk: bat II would reouire 81 900 spi-
N fsmlles. to produce one pound Of web.
u4ss bee will lay 300 eggs daily for if.v or sixty
!. lai tle eggs are hucrel in three yitys.
.sqassn-hes has been ted to produce 100000
in season.
h. constituent elements of mob meet, like Dem
Fsrs's atoms. in n vacuum, AMI. by fortuitous
Lsrrisn. urosiuce the greatest and most savage
s n the whole world.
h. le-ier of a faction sets the psalm, and all his
r. ssr, af,er him He IS like n figure Of arithme-
the more eyphers he stands before, the more his
he amounts to. -
s-tii1;u1 our minds with the brains of our prele-
srs We rais. new crops of the old intellectual
N. aai PISS away TO manure The mental field for
ur. hlrvests Of the same description.
cune Of Will girls have been arrested in Gin
nui fir inlulgiur in the amusement Of breiking
usi,hbors' windows They no doubt thought
D Pspe-
--rs wg-nan-s part to ease man Of his panes."
P-aIsrv ir females is cumbersome pinoply, and,
sesvy arrnor. IS sel,lom worn except by those
e1a-p themselves for the combat, or who have
sTsi wound.
s siitor Of psstilent political sheet says that
-s's political thunderstorm IS rising. Well,
zrs are al to be protection against lightning.
rt be get himself tarred and felthereii
sras lirocious cynic sa1 Mat going to he married
Tsy much Ike going to'Ue hanged, and observes
here is only the difference Of an aspirate between
a It aal rhe halter
Iis Erne Of the first and only young lady that is
q-i never TO have hpl u Irritation, was Eve.
rloKsl eatitl. to the first and foremost man Cf
be ~Orll for husband
Lo-r ~ BoyxrT-The Fill fashions for
n'ts the Philadelphia North -fmerican u pro-
= inkrmeI provide artificial fruits substitute
siEsrs. Tne latter will pass entirely out Of use.
Faa Of roses, Jonny jImDup-, and diffy-dawn
y. The bannpts Of our bellies will he gracet with
srs II artificial currants, grapes. cherries ana
er fruits. done in gItss, of the least possible
r1Hes- The bonnet IS unique affair, and
ehAes c1bbage leaf frimme'i with tomatoes
Prse Z cheap. only thirty dollars
HtppiyEss IN CuruDHoop-Ir is wonderful how
- htppnPs< usei 70 he. II lay ab NJ. like the
'.''ne. within arms length of everyhody II
y cr1E IN the fell; we have fnun1 il there. hut
lVeT- Sb'netiues five speckled eggs in grassy
: n-Ttui- it:-somefimcs four beautiful ones in
Lres l. usei 70 swim in the brooks. anil turn
/. svarv lni rorriel sides like polished little
= sorinklel with the color Of ftme, which is
.rdiy understood TO ne crimson We have found
'''nE time beside mos=v ~tone. when il looked
mach IKE first spring flower; we have seen II
fn- 'i9wn in the snow AMI hearsi IL descending
run Whtr worl1 Of IL used .o be crowded
asr'unliv afternoon An old newspaper with
y nf-. a tail Ike three bashaws. and n penny's $
o' tNine have constituted. many time-that
n'ny an OIL time-tle entire stock in trale, OF
fsr'ec;ly happy.
-ETlsa FROM JuDY O.HALIIGAx.-Parisi Of Bal
eGa, Fsj 1i-DEsR NEFFA IL havn't sent ye
'ler nee the lust time I wrote TO ye. because we
a''et from our former place Of livin'. and l
:. SnoE where Ietther woulI find We; but
y plet-ure tax up my pin 20 informe We OF the
WI yer own Twin uncle Fitzpatrick. who diei
-aiieniy last wake. afier n lingerin' sickness OF
~s% The poor man WIS in violent commissions
te tine Of his Illness laying perfectly-still all
.N.e, spacheless intirely-.alkin' incoherenfly,
LING for wtther-t had no opportunity of IN
80 80 ye oy the last post which wint two days be-
,nea'h, AMI then you'd hid the postage 10
N " great loss TO tell what his death was
sane: BY. but fear it was by his last sickness
Vas we'll tin days together during thew hole
ms confinement; but bay that it will, as
ne oraythei his last. the docthur gave up all
" DIS recover I needn't tell ye anything
.l,a Us age, for ye well know that in May mkt he
,.s nave been twenty FIVE years ouid, lackin TIN
AMI had he lived all that time he thin would
s'x uaonths dead His property IS very
\ leraO!e; it devoIved upon his mkt kin who is
- ,se time since, so that / expect 1t Will DE
- dlv.ded betwane us-and thin my dear Larry
s.'" ~ Two thur Is Of the whole. and ye know he had
which was sowld to pay his deo's' ana
a"ner he lost on the horse-race But IL was
phon OF all the ladies present that he woula
.o ~ ou 'e race If that horse he ran asi'nst nadn
I o' last FOR him-bad luck to the biste bu.
Ss he niver ate nor drink any more; and
trss ye havn'r livin' relashun IN the w'de
q. Of myself and yer two cozens that was kii'
'e hss var.
' NJ ctt't dwell upon this mournful subject, but
,s ths letther with black ssieing wax. and put
y.ss unctr's coat Of arms. SO beg you not te
.ae sale when ye open the letther prepared foi
yaournfaI tidings
ss oai swatehesrt. Mary. sends her love 70 ye,
g.uownst to me- When the bearer ~ fhls lseFr7ve.
.-mss.on, AZ him for this letther, and IL - 4(
49,. snica one it is, tell him it's the one
s'Sf unele's deafh and m1o1 IL. black +.