The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-04-11

: ARIETY.

Big heads often belong 20 big fools
Always look up-G5d looks down.
When you dispute with fool, he i very certain tc
oe similarly employed
Sperdthrift- ecou0mise in what they give. the
charitable in what they spend
mans good fortune often turns his head; his bad
fortune a. often avert- the heads u his friends.
Every rrtu complains Il his memory. but man
complains - MS Judgment
Every argument in favor of liquor drinking Is ike
the Iiquor-driuker himself fliiz 70 the ground
Il na- been f5uui by oculssfs that when a person
ba- only one eye, It l. invariably the tsff one
Wealth does always improve u. man, as he
gets to be worth more, may become worthless
man who m,rries friyO'ou-. -howy woman,
faucie- h1- hung trinket round his neck, but ne
Iu.is it m1i.--toEe-
Perhaps Dr. Johrs.u the best judge Of
well dressed s.utu- but IA as opinion, - woman
Wa we'll drt,-ei- when after seeing her, could
not remember what she had on
The dr-t 4 al virtues innocence; the second Is
moiesty. luJ neither departs without being quickly
followed By the other
Do iniury 10 10 man, though never mean; for
once IN seven years be may have an opportunity to
10 the greatest man much good or harm
Women easily preserve their youth; for she
who has power e. captIvate the heart and under
standing. grows old.
Tom Hood says nothing spoils a holiday Ike a
Sunday coat a new pair Of boots To have time
set easy, your garments must set the example.
Il live II. Julia's eyes said dandy. - Very
likely, vas the reply. =. for she has stys IL Of
them
When the panic came in 81. We thought it n 4
Lcss, but ngw in co, it turns up \ Gain -VaHay
Far.
One O: the most preposrsrOus things possible would
be a man. on board a rocking ship, IN gale Of wind,
with fever ami ague, trying 10 shave himself with
I bent razor. We don't believe It would be clean
pb.
4 DISAPPOINTED candidate for Office speaking Of
men who would sell ;heir votes. when Mrs Parting
ton observed, with sigh, " An, they are AS base as
.Ezop Of old vino sold i 6Irthrght for a mess Of
potash -
BOYS Orr At NIGHT-The practice Of allowing
boy- spend their evenings ON the streets u one OF
the rUjuoUs- dangerous AID mi~chlevou~ things
uosslbe Nothing speedily and surely marks their
course downward They acquire. under the cover of
IN. night an unhealthy state of mind. vulgar aud
rrottue language. obscene practices. criminal senti
mcur-, and riotous benrinz- Indeed, it Is IN the
streets after uchtaiI. that the boys generally acquire
tie education u the bad, and capacity FOR becoming
rovjy, di--nute. criminal men
NoBopY ISDEPESuESr OF OrHFEs-We talk a great
ie,I iu ,hi- country about independence and men
t,a-- proudly thlr they independent. and AK
ftvors nobody Bat the truth l., that no man i
wholly independent oi others No one Is - rich or
20 great a. tD be above ueeiing at some time the
-vr.ra.kv g.. his fellow creatures. No man mas
right 20 Juiu that in showing kindness 10 his neigh
tr~ ne rer.rr-- = rIfrltJliv service, for which he
receive 80 return EEro>ei 90 the same diversity
witch falls or others, h- nay soon have 70 ask the
assistance which II = urw his privilege 70 be-t"w
He whg j. generous ~ the day Ct prosperity hud-
others -r kin :ue-- 20 hIH IN turn, when over
Theimei WITH disaster i =. therefore, matter %
comm.u pruicuce. if there were TO higher motive.
looking ont for the dark days which may come, 10
shox kiuiu.-- t1 those 30 trouul---Er gsiist-
/ SESrIHsSrsL Focal. What = your name s''
&c V ur-.,- t. Narsai. the Gr.mp.au HIS
'' Where .i,I y1u c.re from 80
- elme ir5ui happy land where care = un-
ka5Uu.''
Where arc Won lodging uow 90
'' Ira:ur-t that Iegl- IN marble halls
'' Where are yau going % -
F.r. s1r DER lIll and dell
'' What j. your occT patton -
90 Some love 90 roam
90 Are y,I mirrlei -
H.x n,rue .rIrsu have you 20
.. Tlerc-- bon ami Bet. and Kate and
ss V Wrt- yuGr wife name s''
sD1 no. never mention her,
81 D.I gar wife opra-e your leaving her 80
$ls wert uar g.hen ptrtsl'
% r. Nurr condition cIt you .-lve her -
rose tree .u fuIi bearing
- Is .aur family veil prov lei or not -
% ItJ.- .Irm sell tli.et
70. D. your Eis irIse yen Il %
'' on sublime SL- rhe wIrulL--
e. wbs- iri ycur ~i:= suy 20 ygu that Induced you
tostps
t.ue rest in tr.- bosom"
Was gour vile very g.,i looking -
% She wore q wreath % rg-e- 80
IaI vour s7,rc treat YOU l.ldry -
'- O-- lG the srli'y night
'' W.-n vaI auu1u-si your intention 4 ernS graf
irE. what diI ~ue y 60 yoI 20
'' on dear, yysJr the matter be -
'' AuI what did you reply 20
Sweet Kitty Clover, vou bother me So
Where III you zee her l'-t:''
's Near the Ltke, where dropped the willow
- What dIi -1e -Iy you when you left =
\ place IN thy memory, dearest -
80 Dii you love her -
'' Ii .siI that absence cDuquers love
'' " nat possessions -
The harp that once through Tara's halls
nat do y9u propose 10 do with It ,"
''I-u hang my harp a willow tree
n 10 m arne u rnlEe q IEInR y,