The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-07-19
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The best way to condemn bad traits is by practic-
ing good ones
The great difference between men, the great and
insignificant, is energy.
Two centuries ago not person in a hundred wore
stockings
\ lady. describing ill-nItured man. says, 90 He
never smiles but he feels ashamed of it,
In Cyprus and Egypt, hydrOphObia has never been
known 20 occur.
II ! estimated that there are four millions Of female
snuf-takers in the United States.
In these degenerate days, character is weighed with
4" cash ballucc''
There u a man in town - knowing that people who
don't know their own minds come to him for in
formation the subject.
Don't you to marry, my dear SIR -
No. my dear widow. I'd rather lose all the ribs I've
got than take another"
"Ny inkstand i stationery IS the school
master said when he found 1t nailed to the desk be
used
Ifa woman could talk ont Of the two corners Of her
mouth At the same time, there would be good deal
sad on both sides.
SCOT any ice ut your enI the table, Jones:''
-" No., but have got the thing to it,
What's that:'' - \ severe cold
Jack. dii you carry that umbrella home 1
borrowed yesterday - No father, you have often
told me 10 lay up something for n rainy day
That exemplary man, Brigham Young, says "
believe a man steal auI BE- justified in the act
This isn't Young doctrine, but very old
Put no dependence genius Ifyou have great
talents, industry will improve them If you have but
moderate abilities, industry viii supply their def
cheney. Nothing j. denied to well directed labor
nothing worth having i To be obtained without it.
Never be cist down by trifes. Ifa spider breaks
his web twenty tins- twenty times will he mend IL.
Make up your minds 90 10 q thing, and you will do
IT, Fear not If trouble come upon you; keep up your
spirits though the day may be dark one.
Whatever yol DO, 10 il willingly A boy that is
whipped at school never learns his lessons well.
II pertTrIJ1 He who pulls eli his coat cheertully,
strips mp hi sleeves in earnest, and sings while he
WORKS, IS the man FOR
VINO = HE2-Ths boy IS now living who will be
President in 1900 OF his precise residence
not informed; but hope be i carefully qualifying
himself by cuItivating only good purposes
GgyTLEMtS w hoover Is courteous, honest.
frank, sincere truly honorable, generous ard candid,
Il true gentleman. whether rich learned, labor
er Boys remember this: and that TO have such quail
ties IN manhccd, they must be secured IN boyhOcd
country elitor announces, in the following terms.
that he has suspended specie payments:-'' IL any
man wants sinrs, and appreciate of the
70 which brickbats may be perverted, let him ap-
prolch our vicinity with account.
7 S-We keep pile Of bricks in our sanctum,
ard carry one in our hat
SPIRITCAL HElLrH.-Our spiritual health depends
not alone Or mainly orr circumstances. but upon
the spirit and state Of souls There - lawful
situation earth in which true Christian has no,
been enabled T. preserve the OF spiritual feeling
uuiujured, and keep himself in the love of God.
ln the cottage Il the poor, and in Cesar's house
hod-tmiI the rigours Of want and the setiuctions
Of atfueuce-in lonely retirement. and IN the busy
ExchInge-in the flush Of health, and amid the
hnguUrs Of disease-n the arlJr Of youth and under
the chill Of oh age-in times Of revival, and IN times
of declens0u-GOi's EnOchs have still walked with
God. ami hal their conversation IN heaven Not
that every situation i equally favorable 10 the life
and power Of religion IN the sDu-we know full well
that there positions IN life IN which II IS very
hard fJr to enter in-o the kingdom Of heaven
bur what do say = this. that there circum-
stances unfavOrabie but that they may be over
cCme aad by the power Of divine grace turned into
good.