The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-06
VARIETY Y.

Has.y people drink the wine Of life scalding hot
Content i the mother Of good digestion
Death il the only master who takes his servants
without n character.
when pride and poverty marry together, their
children want and crime.
II a man cheats you once, blame him; If second
time, blame yourself.
There Is a house IN Paris which sells annually half
a million pairs Of rOOsfsH shoes
Half million packs os playing cards are made an
nuaIIy in LondOn-
He who never gives advice and he who never takes
it. are alike unworthy Of friendship
Death il the only subject upon which everybody
speaks and writes without possibility Of having
perienced what ne undertakes TO discuss
Always be 1t work for the attainment of an object.
II the object itself IS not important. the pursuit IS
The fox when caught, l. worth nothing; be IS follow
ed for the pleasure Of the following
Jov = heightened by exultant strains of music but
grief J. easel only Nv low a sweet sad
measure Is the balm of a wounded spirit Music
Ightens toll The sailor pulls more cheeriy for his
Is5v BIessingon said The separation of friends
bv Death Il less terrible than the divorce Of two hearts
that have loved but have ceased 70 sympathize, while
memory Is still recalling what they once were to each
other I
Living was cheap enough IN the olden time. 30
rates lived upon an income Of SO. DemostheYes,
his sister and their mother paid for their board lO5
a year and provided the house in the bargain.
bIiuim y "
streets Of Paris had his dog seized by some one pass
;- Instantly opening his eyes, he gave chase, and
nvsrrakfng the thief. cudgeIIel him severely, after
bcb he closed his eyes, and fell TO begging again
\ BEAUTIFUL TRAIT.-A very pleasing character
7, ofthe population Of France Is their extraordinary
s.rect for age IL has been called the paradise OF
o,-1ndurthers. There are few able 10 provide for
IT. own support who would not consider the asking
~ nubIic relief for their superannuated or helpless
narenrs an indeble disgrace
.Nr, ,u-yER sN&P-At n Criminal Court
r,Iv the counsel. dissatisfied with his want Of sue
COS With Irish witness, complained to the Court
pare Paddy went in with his genuine Irish brogue;
..Sure an I'm no lawyer. yer Honor, an the spa-
-ane only wants 70 puzzle me-
LAWYER Snap Come, now, 10 you swear you are
no lawyer: - -.
- about verself too. an widOut fear Of perjury
T, the world he who speaks sweetly and with asa-
NE viii have many friends; but he whose words
80 birter will have few or none. this we may learn
Tn the sun and the moon The sun, by reason OF
i dazzling light, drives away every star and planet
g., the heavens. while II i above the horizon and
= ,hus obliged % its course solitary ana unat-
,ysI- tut the moon, shedding only a soft and ten
- fi-bt moves on IN the midst OF stars ana con-
..rt,fionz escorted By numerous company
WY rar pYrSG NEvrs WFfP--The reason why
~ icing never weep ! becarse the manufactures OF
M. stop forever; the human system has ee''eI rs
=fz ~ r, All diseases the liver j. the very first
- 80, rs,zss 70 v=ork-0ue by one the others fol-
- AMI al the faurtains Of life are AZ length dried
.t,.r. - no secretion - the eye IN death Weeps
up -, that affe,tf1n dead in the heart. but be
sa nv, ,bere : not a drop in 1t. any more than
tbsre is moisture On the lip
~ ID, Too MUCH \ TriE--SIr Edward
o. Ivt-on. IN q lecture recently delivered IN
t5.T,,5 -ave the f,ilowiug history Of his literary
EL,,z- Many persons seeing me 50 much engaged IN
- r,Es anil a. much about the world A. II had
- tsen n STUDENT. have said TO me. - When do
- ., ,frr, 10 write AL your books Ho" on earth
-, cortrive 70 DO : much work - l shall sur
- -cr bv the answer I make The answer -
- =. .5rtrive 20 10 much by never doing too
- ~ n time 4 man, % ct through Tork, must
l.rvv.rL himself; or, e he 10 too mueh 10 day.
-, :. .r,i., 5f fl,icue will come. AMI he VIII be
pI;st >, n. too little tomorrow Vow since began
- 80 s,-,e.tIv ?, study. which was not till had
- 5,Ifsgr- anil Wa actually IN the world, may
.,-ta1s s1y that I have gone through as large :
I,rss ~ general reading as most men OF my time
b.ve Travelled much. and have seen much nave
i-J --ueh IN politics. and the various business o.
80 ,ud In aIIitiou 70 all this. have puollshed
,1e,vbsrs about sixty volume. some upon suuJecis
--,;,ir.y much research. And what tine do you
,t5rl, a. \ general rule. have devoted to study-to
H., ani wr5tfngs- Not more than three hours =
~. and when Parliament i sitting not always
80 But then during those hours have given my
xboIe attention 20 what | was about