The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-01-01
Sands of Gold.

Il S.vearing begins in anger ; it ends by mingling
iteeu With ordinary conversation.
Our wealth is often snare to ourselves, and
! ways a temptation to others.
4 secret is nv slave as long as | keep it under;
! secret is my master the moment it escapes from
be
3 -,thes and manners don't make man but
i zen he is made, they improve his appearance
4 Friendship is a vase, which, if once hawed, it
rlay as veil be broken it can never be trusted
'Jerwa ts.
BeFa ce of inquisitiye persons a wonderful cuS
tiosity 70 know all, is generally accompanied with
L. grea an itch to tell it again.
Forei not the man who gives you bad wine
NOR tn n once 1t ia more than an injury. Gut
Ghe acquaintance as you value your iie
Re- not slow in breaking off sinful custo T, q
xujci, courageous resolution is better than q ad
n a. 1aliheraton. In snah combat he i5 the
3ravest soldier who lays about him without fear
Or Wit.
B There are two great proverbs, one among the
turks, and the other among the Spanards, both
Vi which contain much which is true: s. A busy
1nan is T oubled with but one devil; but the idle
E1pan il troubled with a thousand g Men are
Alsuelly empted by the devil but the idle man
81 losi tive tempts the devil
.H
3ro mission in India, after long absence,
a. ,ls anding on the deck of a steamer with bis
I,n .,nth, when he heard q gentleman using
e profane language Friend said the
poe ecosting the sweirer, '' this boy, Iny son,
NEas be- and brought up in heathen country
Hsnd nd of pagan idolatry but in all his life
sle ney, heard man blaspheme bis Maker until
e1w The man colored, blurted out an apology,
4d I-.- ID not little ashamed of himself.
4 Goo ,DyICE.-Whatevery your calling, be proud
Pitt. re you shoemaker? Try to make q
llette1 b oe t-lan any other man can make. Yes,
fhate'er your trade or profession, excel IN it if
EoG cau. Bear in mind that any kind of honest
labor d onorable, but choose well.
' In What'er you sweat, indulge your taste. -
If yen like the free life and honest labor of q
'lner, 20 not drag out long years in the study of
taW OF Ia dicine, for that would only be :. vanity
hnd VeSatlOn of spirit - but gozimlnediatelY to
fhe iaru, and in the life you love enjoy that per-
fect peace of mind peculiar to every Individual
that ieeis he is in his fort, doing what God de-
Igned he should, and who will never have to
leSiize Tat cold humiliating and sickening feel
inE tlat ais life has been n failure.
Suffer not that feeling to creep over YOU, but
p up and doing. g Look well to the wavs of
, ar footsteps" Keep clean the house of clay in
u ch God has placed you. Touch not taste not
& which will corrupt it. Go not to your ora We
composition, One-third whisky, one-third to-
bacco, the remaining third corruption. 80
hy tha, even the ghouls and rayenous worms
Rould SEQ to touch you.
80 tra to yourself. Deal honestly and plainly
Rith you fellow-men. Remember that
"The pleasure is great
In being cheated as to cheat.n
Is MoPE SocIABLE.-In order to increase the
pm OF human happiness, we should cultivate kind
~ tratel al feelings one with another true
Ae eonsi in something else than simply accu-
sstlng property. We do not and cannot
i've - bread alone" A writer in the Journal
Asricn ture courses on this subject most
beaJ fully as fJilows
-t- sol object and aim of too many individu-
E seems - be to get gain, grab all, let the
S.e4neaees be wnat they may to others The
90 accumulate wealth. regardless of the
1nd5rt AMI socIil happiness of our neighbors an
~ lnteret ngo OF friendly sentiments, should n
gicred )u the other hand, we should SO Ii
nd act that the generous impulse of our O,
Hart would prompt us to extend the hand of -
eyShfp t. all our neighbors and looking then
s arg,y in the eye, feel that glorious inwart
Sci-rsness that we had never wronged them
z /, word or deed. Then, too, let words 4
spoken let little deeds of love b
he principles of the golden rule be ex
III our daily lives let us be more socia
cultivate our convivial qualities by fire
H. II eFchanges of friendly greetings at socia
let aristocracy be acknowledged
IA Of the intellect; let us beautify ou'
ie at us make them what they should be H
'- ing 4 love for the beautiful, so thai
sslgs may attend forever
81 hatever pray for or do;
AAy ur lives be one grand endeavor
ie ype HE pure, the good and the true!