The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-09
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nan may love his house well without riding on
the ridge
There are those who despse pride with greater
pride.
1t is easy to 60 aEoot when one leads ones horse
by the bride
He who says what he likes, shall hear what he
does not like
He that take, the raven for a guide, shall light
upon carrion
Call me not olive - till you see me gathered.
There is more in the garuen than the gardner
ever sowed.
Even the riPest fruit does not drop into ones
mouth.
y mans reception Is according TO his coat his
dismissal TO his sense.
It IS uugenerous to give man occasion to blush
at his own ignorance IN one thing, who perhaps may
excel Us in many
No object Is more pleasing to the ere than the
sight Of u man whom you have obliged nor any
music 80 agreeable the ear, the voice Of that
owns you for his beneactor-
The coin that is most current among mankind
Is f,ttery the only benefit Of which Is, that BY
hearing what not, We may be instructed what
ought to be-
Some would be thought to do great things who are
but tools and instruments like the fool who finced
he played upon the organ, when he only blew the
bellows
"I wish, Mr. Speaker. to present liquor 6iH,'
said rel nosed member ofthe Arkansas Legislature
you never present any other kind, y said political
opponent
Yorxo AuEurcA-Sceue-Supp table-a girl
Of 1--WE years just from school.
Mother, u little boy wanted to kiss me today.
at school,
Ella, you must keep away from dirty-faced
But. mother, if his face isn't dirty?''
Eat your supper, Ella. Don't you want a
biscuit -
In a Thiuingtone-'' Mother, you don't tell me-
ssVASITY FAIR" on THE PRIZE FIGHT.-PIurdI
and not SlHguIGr.-The Bencia Boy ought not to be
surprised at the result of his fight with Sayers. The
stakes being two hundred pounds how could they be
won;
Iaaiary-Since the Heenan-Sayers battle, it is
not for Prize Ring, but for Pitiabe Referee.
The only thing not dratrn by Lesiie's -4rtist-fhe
first blood
TIE English style of Roping in.-Breaking
through the ropes to defeat Champion.
Il Pardfor Of the y. R.-Pugilists fight in a
''ring'' and each of his cOmbHtants mas his " cor
ner'' How is this, Has it been reserved for the
p r to solve the problem of squaring the circle:
THETaIExT or SUCCEss.-Every man must patiently
abide his time. He wait Not in listless
iileness, in useless pastime, not IN querulous
Detection but constant, steady, cheerful endeavor
algays willing fulfilling and accomplishing his task,
that when then the occasion comes he may be equal
to the OCCASION The talent Of success Is nothing
more than doing what you can well, without a
thought Of fame. II it comes at ali, 1t will come
because IL Is deserved because it Is sought after
Ii is a very iudiscreet and troublesome ambition
which cares go much about fame, about what the
U -,
others for approva-to be always anxious about the
effect of what do say-to be always shouting to
hear the echoes Of our own voices.
BEAUTIFUL FORM.-Take abundant exercise IN
the open ar-ree, attractive, joyous exercise, such
young girls, when not restrained oy ialse anu
Artificial proprieties are wont to take. Ii you are
in the country, can get there, ramble over the
hills and through the woodlands botanize geologize
seek rare flowers and plants, hunt birds nests ana
chase butterflies. Be romP, even though you may
be no longer little girl Ii you are a wife and
mother 50 much the better R1mp with your chill
dren. Attend your bodily positions, IN standing,
sitting, lying and walking, and employ such generAi
or special gymnastics as your case may Ie4uiIe (.
Live while in doors, in we'll ventilated rooms take
sufficient Wholesome and nOurishing food, at regular
hours keep the mind active and cheertc--in snort
obey all the laws Of health.
Curiosity GEATIFIED AND SATIsFIED.-Sone New
porters are renowned for their pFylnS cuFiOsI'y
Thes peculiarity i p1utctly Int by the following
which, says the Newport Duly -Ners, IS - aimed al
somebody - .
Duncan PeH. Esq, has just commenced tine
erection Of fence IN front OF ms mansion T 81
Mary street this city On ore OF she posts Is 'h'
:. The proposed fence is to be so feet long, 3!
feet rails over coping 10 be finished this week- Mr
Eaton Is the carpenter, and Mr. fluddeI '"e iHA9O
The work Is to bs done by the day
80 Terms cash.
Messrs Finch s Eugs furnish the lumber
-'' hope this Will be satisfactory to the PuOi''
as April %, 1882"
ICanelusion of the abve thrilling legendl
IL the first nj ght Of the to De dry lhoItu =
May, '59-the month Of flowers and oalmy zePnyrs
passiOual attraction green peas and other alnl,es
that Duncan Pell lay buried III the arms OF sLamoer
loud and terrible rapping reused hui' IL wa
continued Rap-rap, rap! Starting lroh seeP
Durcau looked forth into the moonlight. dsri
form was pounding away at the door. As FeIi ioOAe
from the window, the Form cried aloud
.Say-yeou-Nis;er pell-be yeOu agoin TO haS