The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-20
VARIETY.

\ mol from a lord is breakfast for fool.
- Write injury in sand, and kindness in marble.
Dstrus. Oft makes the thief.
Say-weII is good DO well IS better.
There is fool like the man who accounts himself
wise
3Isery dweIIs with the wise but he follows the
footsteps Of the speudthrift.
Somebody says that a wife should be ike roasted
lamb, tender AMI nicely tressed.-SOmebOdy else
Wickediy adds, 6 and without sauce"
Youth and the lark have their songs for the morn
ing, while age and the nightingale have theirs for
the evening
that catches his handsome wife scoldng
her servants - apt 70 be reminded that the peacock
with all her beauty, has the harshest voice in the
world.
SUM FOR The BoYs-Ifa newspaper editor - stops
the press to Gl-H0UHcs," what would he do
pound
IL is from the remembrance of joys we have lost
that the arrows Of afiictOn are pointed.
a lady consulted Abernethy Do you know my
usual fee z" said he Two gunels were laid on the
table Putting them into his pocket he drew out 4
sixpcnce, and said. - There, take that aud buy a
skipping rope, for you exercise. Good morning.
DEBT TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are infallibe
tests Of mems honesty They will later
discover the man. he is dishonest he will cheat
the printer some way-say he has paid when he has
nOt-decllre he has the receipt sOmewhere-or sent
money and II lost in the mail-Or will take the
paper and not pay for it-Or move of, and leave it
coming TO the office he left.
% | would be glad to more parents understand.
that when they spend money judciously To improve
and adOru the house, aud ground around it. they
are IN effect paying their children Il premium 10
StTy ut home much possible. to enjoy 1t but
that when they spend money unnecessarily in fine
clothing and jeweIry for their children. they are
paying them premium 10 spent their time GLC1y
tT11l h0Hs-that Is, in those places where they
attract the most attention, and make the most
display"
The children Of sugar growing countries have good
teeth although they almost live upon sugar IN
form or other House-keePers must spare their
allowance Of sugar on some other ground than this.
CIiliren it. aul ought have liberal supply
rs it Is Il highly nutritious substance IL has also
bIsImIc properties, and assists the respiratory fuuc-
tioHs- An iuoriiHate quantity, Of course, might
derlugo the stomach.
SURE End OF HiBTUAL DEINKEEs.-'' No case IS
remembered, the practice Of quarter Of century,
where malt liquors any alcoholic drinks whatever,
have ever bad permanent good IN improving the
digestion Apparent advantages sometimes result,
but they transient deceptive If there Is
appetite, il Is because nature has provided gastric
juice and that - the product Of nature, not Of
alcohol II there Is appetite, but not digestive power,
Hquor TO more supplies that power than would the
lash give strength % exhausted donkey. If
torture does tbe sinking beast, it is only that
it shall fall into still greater exhaustion, from
which there Is recovery with the liquors
aud tobacco as whetterf OF appetite, when, at length,
the desire for the accustomed stimulus ceases, aud
the 'scSeus; there Is longer a relish for the
dram aud the chew and life fades apace, either in
stupor from which there l. no awakening, by
wasting 1ud uncomfortable diarrhoI.-HlI{'s Jour
zTf Of Health