The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-03
RiETY.

God words and good deeds are the rent we owe
for the air breathe.
Thuse who boast of plain speaking generally like
il only in themselves.
In friendship, in love. often happier in
our Ignorance than IN our knowledge.
H,PPISEss.-To look back and approve; to look
forward and hope
Labor and prudence relieve US from three great
eyils-vice, want, and indpIence.
The old should he indulgen,; they see no faults in
others that they have not committed themselves
Many n rich man ia bringing up his son, seems
ambitiOu5 Of making what Aaron made-a golden
CALI
Truth Is robed in white; falsehood faunts in the
seven primitive colOrs and all their contributions
small town is y place where there are many
tongues To talk, aud but few heads think.
Birds are the poor mans music. howss the poor
mans poetry; and the rich man has no better.
Irdep .nleuce without wealth is very Common
90 wealth without independence is probably even
great fortune is not unfrequently made by a
man simply because he is too enjoy a small
An amusing thing occurred in The 24rh Ohio
few lays since soldier. iu passing the lower part
of the eucimpmenr. saw two others from, his compa-
ny making rude coffin. He inquired it was
for.
a. John Buncc." said the other.
Why" replied he, - John IL dfai yet. II
is TOO bad to make mans coffin when you don't
- pon't trouble YOURSELF replied the Others
DR. COe told make his cUfiu, and guess he
kHlrs lchat he gGre him
TaE PO>T OFFICE There is no better place to
view human nature IN it's various phases than to
survey the 'puntenance of n crowd of people they
retire from post office window Di-a ppuinrn nent,
sOrrJw. pleasure, each has impress on coun
tenance; au elderly ""naD aEpear--she receives
the sane negative that she has heard rbe
last month AS he slowly retires you plainly
real despair. rpeIc chant hurrie,lIy ks up and
receives letter; the envelope l. broken but he finds
no exIecIed remittance; he rerires a disappointed
nan The young lady in the full fu>h of youthful
hope. receives expected letter a lover:
MY the seal II lr ksn you her face wreaihed
and illuminated with smiles. rhe contents
peruss,l- daughter of Erin ha>iens sway tu lind
some one To tell her the cunaineI in her let
ter Truly, the cheap p0>tlgP system hss II two fpi
earcf TO quickly disseminate information thar shall
brins haTpiue-- to some. and misery others -
ErctaHSe PaPer.
SECOND THnUGBT-The physical appearance of a
maI sometimes Changes the current of events 4
el-e occurred - fes days in BUsrOr.. The chill
ur~n az twp heizhbOr> had their daily ouarrelS and
Rights which resulted occasionally in bruised faces
s"i torn garments, the father of family beIiev-
ing his children To have been sally matreared and
oeluS 4 pI~>ipnIts mlu, cpncluiri thar the sure-;
Perntneutly 4 he cha-tise the hesd of the
I'mty, although yet he hal never him. He
therruTOn procured hide, and ,bruptly enter
iug MS neghbnr's tenement inquired in threaten
Ing tome for :. the 81 the house
am here, SIR sai1 parsonage upward Of six
&c anil weighing hunire; and twenty
kGuni' as he approached to learn the business of
his uet. .htOr.
DID understand you that you we're the gentle
Ran Oi the house -
- YrS, SIR
Well. II just dropped in. sir, to see if this is
your hide