The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-05-02
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\ man should pursue ia health the same line Of
souduct he proposes In sickness.
Popular pleasure Is ike balloon; soon inflated,
and soon reduced to nothing.
Opinionative men refuse to believe ANYTHING they
cannot fully comprehend.
If you would avoid being angry with your servants
wait Is much rs possible upon yourself
Facility heps to accomplish. but does not accom-
plISh anything; 1t goes faster, but far as
labor
1t i delightful. the philosophy with which we re-
eUneile ourselves the misfortune Of our neighbors
Cloudy weather mets At length into beauty, and
the brightest smiles Of the heart born Of it,
By long journey, We know Of horses strength;
so by the length Of days mans heart.
O. Where you going 20 asked one boy Of another
who had slipped and fallen down an icy pavement
. Going 10 get up" was the reThy.
\ that boards riches and enjoys them not IS
better or than the who carries gold and eats
;hi=tles-
There two classes Of individuals Of whom it
may be truly said tlt their word Is as good ~ their
boud-thuse whose word Is reyer broken. and those
whose bond s good for nothing.
TTPoGEAPHIcsL EER0Ks--Typographic errors
come IN odd sometimes The other day
reading a description Of an enthusiastic demonstra-
tion NJ a political gathering, when the types
thus - The air rent with the sHOuts Of three
thousand people, -
STRICTLY TRUE--s' Those Christians who are the
most strenuous in things Of little Importance says
Bishop GriswOId. are ike the Pharisees Of DID,
most likely to fail IN the mighticr matters Of the
law
The ladies' practice walking, the more
graceful they become IN their movements Those
iaies acquire the best carriage who don't ride in
one.
Ancient CRY DISCOVERED N FRANCE-The re-
mains Of Roman theater and temple dedicated to
Apollo have Just been discovered PierreiOnds,
Compiegne. under the detritus of the forest.
These ruins belongs the best reriod Of Roman
ar.IfaF IN iaa uufr4 l4fy
TnE TowxLy E-rArE-The View York Herald
long since, contained the following advertise
ment:
Heirs to the estate Of Lord Towny are now called
for through the English papers This i one Of the
largest estates ever left in England, and - in
possession Of the Government.
The race Of mankind would perish dill they cease
10 aii each other. From the time the mother binds
the ehild's head. till the moment that some kind as
si~tnnt wipes the death damp from the brow Of the
dying. cannot exist without mutual help All /
therefore, that need aid, have right to ask it Of
their fellow mortals- No one who has the power Of
granting Il refuse it without guilt
OH Deacon Sharp never told n lie but he used TO /
relate this He standing day beside n frog /
pOud-we have his word for it-and saw n large gar
ter snake make An attempt upon an enormous big
bull frog The snake seized one Of the frogs hind
legs. and the frog. to be par with his snake-shP
caught him By the tail. and both commenced swal-
- wing another. and continued this carnivorOus
operation until nothing was left Of either Of them
remedy bal habits. IL i utterly futile think Of
living IN gluttOuy. intemperance and every excess,
and keeping the body IN health by medicine. Indul-
gence Of the appetite, indiscriminate dosing and
druzgng, have ruinel the health and destroyed the
lives Of more persons than famine pe~teuce II
you will take advice, you will become regular in your
habits. eIt aud drink only wholesome things, sleep
mattrass, and retire and rise very regularly.
Make a free Use Of purify the skin and when
sick take counsel Of the best physician you know, and
follow nature.
Harry WONEN-Hear the Lancaster Express.
% \ happy woman i she the very sparkle and
sunshine Of lifes \ woman who Is happy because
she can't help i-wh0se smile the coolest prin-
Ele Of misfortune cannot dampen. Men make ter
rble mistake when they marry FOR beauty for talent,
for style; the sweetest wives those who possess
the magic secret Of being contentei under any cir
cumstauces- Rich poor, high or low, 1t makes no
difference the bright lite fountain Of JOY bubbles mp
Just ~ musi,ay in their hearts. Do they live in
log cabin the fre-yht that leaps up its humble
hearth becomes brighter than the gde chandeliers
IN Aladdin palace Was ever the stream Of life
50 dark and unpropitious that the sunshine Of q
happy flce falling i,s turpid tide would not
awaken an answering gleam Why these joyous
tempered people don't know half the good they do
WHAT M,Ers E,N--A man never knows what
he i CAPABLE 0f until he has tried his powers There
seems 70 be no bound 70 human capacity. Insight,
energy and viii produce astonishing results HO"
often modest talent. driven by circumstances 10 uu
dertake some f5rrniInbe-loOking work, has felt its
own untred and hitherto unconscious powers rising
up % graUpIe and % master, and afterward stood
amazed ~ it, unexpected success
Those circumstances, those people, enemies and
friends that provoke 20 any noble undertaking,
are our greatest beneflctors Opposition and perse
cutilu DO more for a than any seemingly good
fortune The sueers Of critics deyelOpe the latent ERE
% the young poet The anathemas Of the angry
church iuhIme the zeal Of the refOrmer. Tyranny,
threats. fIgzJt torture, raise heroes ami martyrs
who might otherwise have slept away slOthful and
thouEhteSs lives. never dreaming what splendid acts
and words lay buried in their bOsoms And who
knows but the wrongs Of society permitted, be
the fine gold which i beaten out of the crude
Of humanity.
Here u the truth worth considering. Are you in
poverty Have Won suffered wrong: Do cIrcum-
stances oppose you Are you beset by enemiess
Now j. your time Never lie there depressed and
melancholy Spend no time in idle whining
Up, like n lion Make complaint, but If difficulty
fights you roar in defiance. You at school, this
Is your necessary discipline poverty and pain are
your masters-but Use the powers God has given
yoG and you shall BE- master At last. Fear OF fal-
IS the most rightful cause Of failure. Stand firm
and you will not fail What failure At first =
discrliue. Accept the lesson trust the grand re-
sut, up and mp again; strike and strike again, and
you shall always gain. whvtever tn e fortune Of to-
days -mOrrOw's battle