The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-31
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phIs - a God fearing city,
bur il fetrS Fuore aud Farragut-
Wise, Floyd, Pillow AMI Price the forerunners
Of rebel drfesst-
The rebels are like going nj the top Of his
speei TO eIriugu'sh the rmes Of his burning smoke
house they are running u save their bacon
The rebel force j. like a first rate mail il rurs
regularly every day ia the week-Sundays not tx
cepred.
IL is stated that Beauregari is in want of
money THIS - strange when consider what
big check Buell. AMI Grant lately gave him on the
bank Of Tennessee.
The rebels can we'll afford to give up all their
church-hell<. cUw bells, and dinner bells q" BesIure-
guard, tor they never z" To- church now their cnws
have all been taken by forhsing parties, and they
have no dinners To be summoned to- Louisville
Journal
Good nature like n bee. collects its honey from
every hero. II nature. like u spider, sucks poison
from the sweetest f1~er
One of the most important female qualities is
sweetness If remper.-IIrrven id give women
iu~iuultOu and Ier~ur>i"n ia order tu be Sury IL
dl make them weak iii urer he imperIuu> IL
dill not give them sweet voice to be employed III
Seeding.
COTE Vow. b. CuEERFUL-If you cannot pay your
debts immediately 'I'' the bet You cin AMI pay them
you are able. ''Crre killed IA cat IL you have
not rity cents To- luxurIIie upon the elcIc of the
season. appropriate half the for some thing
substantial and Wholesome. Ii you have any
children, TUmp with them /; II you have none, rOmp
with your uetZh5DT>- LfUk upon the bright side of
everythIng-Put on "A cheerful cpuntennncr-keep
your mind IN the right trim, and II You lind thar
your native town will not support you, puck up and
volunteer for the Wal At all events be cheerful -
ErchdHgs.
WHITING COMPOSITIONS A schoolmasfer told
Of his smaller boys that he wanted him write
composition
20. Icru't sir don't know hcw." said the
boy, IN the greatest trouble
- But you think. can't you - said the master.
30 ye-. sir
And you ,crits words. can't you'''
''wen. just think about something. and write
down what You think. and bring it TO me.
- i that all -
Yes. thar will be- n composition. Now will
excuse you for "A little while. AMI you may take your
slate AMI 60 out, AMI the first thing you hnI that
Interests yuu you think abonr it what IL i there fer.
what II l. goui tor. what will becUme Of it, etc, and
write II '-own and bring ii tO me-
The little hoy went out. ani after looking about
some time. he 1t lasr across a large turnip,
behind the barn. growing among some weeds He
stood and looked at IL es moments. and though he
never dreamed he become Distinguished poet.
his thoughts hegan IL to him IN 4 simple rhyme,
anu he wrote down thus:
Mr. Fiuuey IA a uruP.
AMI It grew behind the harm
And 1t grew. ar.I Il grew,
But it ueer dill any
AMI it grew. aui 4, grew
Till It could taIeri
Then Nr. Fiun-y pulled It up
Aud pu; in the cellar
AMI it lay. and il lay,
there b-zaan rot,
Ani hi daughter >u-y washed it,
AuI she put d in the PCT.
All Il boi-I. nd I boiI-d,
As long a. : vas able.
Then his daughter Lizzie took il up
And put It taf.e.
Mr. Fnusy and his wife
They bath at down ~ sup
AMI they an! they eat,
TIL they the urup Up.
The little boy brought in his composition. and
when the master cIu:e real IL. AMI saw the eyi
dence OF talent in the boy, it il said he could not
refrtIn from tears
Now then. boys and girls. don't get frightened a,
'ne norght 81 "A cOup1-rinn bat hnI s,rnerhing
M interests you, aui write down what Won think
a"'h' " AM thar will he "A COMPOSITION You neei
-" ~ 10 write rhyme. unless ycu have a talent for
TOT poor verses great deal poorer than poor
pro-e.-7he Vel Spring