The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-11-29
WARE ETY.

To err il human to forgive, divine.
The Prodigal robs his heir the miser rois himself
Read books alone. but men and chiefly be
careful TO read myself
Do good to him who does you evil, and by this
means you will gain the victory over him.
The love OF pleasure betrays us into pain and
many man through love Of fame becomes infamous.
Beauty HnTGes;ionubly has its privileges but it is
no sanction tor Ill nature or impertinence.
more glorious victory cnnot be gained over
another man, than this, that when the injury began
on his part. the kindness should begin ON ours.
We should take prudent for the future but
as to enjoy the present Il Is part of wisdom
90 be miserable TO day, because may happen TO be
morrow
country paper, in obituary notice speaks Of
the deceased A. BEING "a most estniabIe young
ani eyOut Christian until the day OF his DEATH PITY
the young had died sooner TO save his re-
putatIon.
SOVEREIGN RgNEDIES-For the gout toast and
water ; hopping cough, peclcuauha bile, exercise
eorns, easy shoes blue devils employment : rheu-
matisn, new flannel and patience tUOthacIe pluck
10 cut debts, retrenchmeut !; love, matrImCny.
THE SPARK AND THE FIRE-.' The fire Is going out
Miss EIIkins." - know it, Mr. Green, and If you
would act wisely you would follow its examp ie' -
IL IS unnecessary TO add that Mr. Green ask
Ell" 20 set up with that young lady again.
SaARP-A dog fancier. admiring litter Of young
ones. said to the owner, - Put down for a pHDUV'
Il set you down for great while ago. was the
The triumph of woman lies not in the admiration
of her lover, bat IN the respect Of her husband and
that only be gained by constant cultivation Of
those qualities which she knows he most values.
COsMEnCs.-" Here Is a article for beautify-
ing the complexion, said the peddler Mrs. Par
tinZtou. ss + it, indeed 80 said she we'll they
nay get up many Tostrums for beautIying
the complexion, but, depend upon it, the less people
have 10 do with bottles for IL, the better. My
neighbor. Mrs Bioteh, has been usng bottle good
many years for complexion, and her looks like
rupture Of Mount Vociferous with the burning lather
running all over the contagious territory
BrrrEu To FIGHT THAN To RUN.-"That which |
thou hast 10 do, do with all thy might" said cer 4
gyman to his son one morning
80 did, this morning" said Bill, with en-
thusastic gieam in his eye
"Ah what was it, dlrIng.' and the fathers fin
gers ran through his Ofspring's curls-
"why. I walloped Jack EIwards-' - said the young
hopeful. till he yelled like bazes You should just
heard him boiler, dad -
The father looked unhappy, while he explained .
that the precept did not apply to any net like that,
and concluded mild with,
''You should not have done that, my child-'
- Then he'd walloped me- replied the young
hopeful
Better" sail the sire, " for you TO have fed from
the wrath to come
yes but replied the hopeful. by way of a clin-
cher. -. Jack can run twice rs fIst as | can
The old sighed, went 10 his study and en-
delvored to compose himself
TREATMENT OF DROWNED PERsOSs.-The numerous
delths by drowning which have occurred this sum-
various seaside watering places, make it desi
rl5e that all should know the best method Of treat
ing drowned persons:
Send. with speed. for medical aid, for articles Of
clothing, blankets, &c.
II. Treat the patient the spot, in the open air
exposing the and chest freely the breeze
eept in too cold weather
III Place the patient gently the face (to allow
any fluids 10 flow from MS mouth-)
". Then raise the patient to the sitting posture,
aal endelvOr excite respiration
I. By snuff, hartshorn, sc, applied to the nos
tFils:
2 By irritating the throat by feather, or the fin
ger:
3. By dashing hot and cold water, alternately, on
the face and chest. II there be success, lose
time. but
'. Replace the patient on his face. his arms under
ais head, that the tongue may fall forward, and
cave the into the wiudpipe free, and that
any fluids may flow OF the mouth then,
l. Turn the body, gradually but completely, on
the side and little more, then again on the face,
alternately (to induce inspiration and resPiration)
When replaced, apply pressure along the back
aud ribs and then II Ito induce further repI-
ration aud inspiration and then proceed as before
g. Let these measures be repeated gently, deliber-
ateiy, sixteen times minute only. Continuing
these measures rub all the limbs and the trunk, up
ward, with warm hands, making firm pressure ener-
setcaly. Replace the wet clothes by such other