The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-07-09

r,rvn,xo ToopyurR-A MUSICIAN Of twenty-five
q exnerience hands us the following extract from
a recent work, which, according to ms oDser'"uon'
contains sound advice, and the true secret OF hea'n'
Especially in this tropical climate, persons should al
ways sleep in single beds:
The Lo1cs of Life says: More quarrels arse pc
tween brothers, between sisters, between hired girls'
between school girls, between clerks IN Stores, pe."eJJn
anprentices, between hired men, between husDanus
and wives, owing to electrical changes through wnicn
their nervous systems go by lodging together nIgnt
after night under the same bedclothes, than Dy any
other disturbing cause. There IS notning .HaI W.
so deranee the nervous system of n person VINO Is
eliminative in nervous force, as TO lie oil night In peo
with another person who is absorbent IN nervous
force. The absorber viii go TO sleep and resi- al
night while the eliminator will be tumblIng ana loss
ing, restless and nervous, and wake mp IN the morh-
ing fretful, peevish. fault-inding anu discourage;
No two persons, no. matter who they are, snOuu
habitually sleep together. One will thrive ana the
other will lose. This is the law and in married he
it is defed almost universally.
TO- The Coon TEMPIARs celebrated the Fourth
by dedieating their Hall, known formerly as the
Maine Hotel. and for years one Of the most popu-
lar dram shops in the city. The Hall is taste
fully decorated with the emblems OF the ORDER
and has every convenience for holding the meet
ings of the order. We were not honored with an
invitation 10 the dedication. but learn from Ben
netts Opn, that it went of with great enthusiasm,
about $50 members being present. We may add
that the order comprises two lodges in this city
the ULTIMA THULE and the QUEEN EMMA-num-
bering about 200 members. There Is also a lodge
established at Waialua on this island, which IS
doing good service in that village. We wish these
societies every success. and trust that new lodges
may be established in Lahaina. Waikiki, Hilo and
other places, wherever drunkenness exists ana
there is a prospect of reforming inebriates'
81 DAME Partington occasionally bonorB tho
Legislative Hall with her presence. She happened
in when the military appropriation was up for debate
the other day, and objection was being made by
several members TO the provision for n brass band.
"How absurd to oppose it," she exclaimed indig-
nantly, "when music hath charms to tame a savage
breast 80 And she threw of her spectacles. to OBJ
serve if her argument had had any weight with the
grave solons ; when the mperturbable Ike whispered
in her ear, "We'l have the music-they've voted
6,000 for the bugles =" and the old dame passed
out of the lobby in a transport OF musical delight
whilst Ike, evidently needless OF the place, com-
menced whistling an air that he had been practicing
for q month on a broken cornet.
NEATLY DoNE.-At Messrs. Dickson & Bolster's
paint shop in Fort street, can be seen the Hawaiian
Coat of Arms, very lastly executed on glass about
two feet square. When framed, it would be a fitting
ornament to any public hall.
MAsoSIc.-A special meeting Of Hawaiian Lodge,
No. 81, /. g. A. NJ, will be held at their Lodge room,
Makee's building, Queen street, Thursday even
ing next, at u o'clock. SCjourning brethren are
cordially invited to attend.
q The schooner Annie, under command Of Capt.
William Babcock, sails for Micronesia next Monday,
and will touch at all the various missionary stations.
She will be absent three or fonr months.
GB- The premises of Mira. Won Pfster in Nuuanu
avenue were entered on Saturday night. and a email
quantity of jewelry stolen. 1t was probably the work
of some one familiar with the house.
70 Messrs. Adams and Wilder hold a credit sale
of newlyimported European staple goods on Thurs
day and Friday next, to which the attention Of the
trade is invited.