The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-04
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lor. matcb-the marriage of couple after
af5hip OF IL years. t--
lcrs.is good as a mixer, but succeeds better
|. 1fnnuuis of Lorne gets S150,000 for mar
b,rf;on with his royal bride, Louisa, and a
F6enpensation Of $4,000.
81 a wedding ii was formerly a custom to
hsneE dissolved in water for thirty days--a
saes Hence the origin of the honeymoon.
X ubines. Labor whistles. Luck relies on
4. Labor on character Luck ships down
lnd5genee. Labor strides upward to indie
r,r the treasures in the vaults of the Trea-
IielArtment at Washington Is a large bottle
B n roses, presented to President Van Buren,
lnaum of Siam, and valued at $500.
.sn a<f Young wife SAYS as When [ want
lu-. nll to myself, I tell George dear mother
aink, and then l see nothing of him until
] tiit morning." I'D .
'anount of claims against England filed in
ale Department, on account of losses by the
Lr1te cruisers Alabama, OIustee, Shenan-
La&ahassee, and the Florida, is Sl3 ,2S9,-
al Evidence of the progress Of the temper
loVement in Maine since 1928, the Lewiston
VI d,scIares that q man may travel the whole
of the State and seek decent society "
q ffeing an intoxicated person, or smelling
kob ed breath of a man who uses liquor.
'tQty between two Louisville boOt-blacks
n, lack, if is you | be ashamed of myself,
Il op old secondhand chaws terbaeker :"
I'll 10 your own business retorted Jack, g L
<Al is good enough to learn on"
liter in the Pail Mall Gozetfe saws ;hat the
a ipDd of the English is beef and beer; of
tr,lans sausases and flutes and lager, of the
1 fzogs and claret, while the American diet
u up of cigars, politics and newspapers.
Oh farmer said to his cons {" Boys, don't
'er spekerlats, or wait for suthin to turn up
4fSht as well go and sit down on a stone in
l1dle Of a me,lder, with a pail atwixt your
,{A wait for COW to back up to you to be
Krivalry between the steamship companies
aiming between San Francisco and San
nd way ports is becoming very exciting
ta line carries cabin passeDge % for SIS, and
passengers for 81 Freight is 81 per ton.
F increasing under these very cheap rates.
- always been said and believed that as the
fhveness OF war weapons become greater,
<7Dse weapons the more numerous and
u, the aggressiveness of nations would be
tpie To result IN general cOmbats but it
Eseem from the events of the last decade
4is is not so. 1t would rather appear that
4ppliances for Strengthening human beings
and numerOusly multiply and are i'm
y wars and rumOrs OF wars increase propor-
sly. .,
Paris correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
2 a letter IN reference to the demoralized
BON OF the French capital, says that as a
nnity it Is "a bottomless, fathomIess mine
luton In proof of This assertion, the
Pondent mentions the following: aaThe
evening at One OF the red republican meet
} speaker made leap beyond even the far
NJ this advanced herd on their way to the
place and expressed his wish to go up and
ne Almighty. \ voice in the audience
can 90 up In one of Mader's balloons and
ldienee shouted with bOisterous delight over
haraeteTistie specimen of the red French"
ck Poneroy makes paIpable hit, as fol-
Ups Abe Lincoln had taken his bov Tad
Arilngeon Heights at the beginning or the
anu goe On = barn and witnessed q little
hiring q mLe of, and then telegraphed TO
lfe that Tad nad Received his baptism of fire
hat the soldiers blew their noses to see br,'
Ill be sat astraddie Of the roof of the 49,
luld have been as sensible as Nanolaon,s
lssl." ...-.a
illustrate the necessity for cool
iuring action, an anecdOte is related of a staff
who produced an excellent effect upon a
column of men under fire by carving an
quietly through a hot bOmbardment with a
between his lips. And u similar story was
{ an officer in one Of the battles before Metz.
len were suffering horribly, and he was un
10 steady them until he saw a soldier smok-
He was struck with the effect produced on
va mind, and was wise enough to walk up
} L An and ask him If he would give him
TO- his cigar Courage is as infectious as
London correspondent writes Z" The war
the war and France, if any France remains
eeted to pay for all at the end of it,. Besides
rritOries, fortresses, and fleet, France ia 70
u damages to Germany-cost of war, loss of
cree, Interruption Of industry, and even 10
e the exaction of the wars of Napoleon |.
was a country 50 stripped and burdened to
since whole peoples were carried away cap-
nd reduced to chattel slavery by their CON
rs For century to come a large propor
't the labor of France must 90 TO enrich
ny And the English papers talk about
leiIcate question of permitting Prussia 10
franee.' 1t is very delicate question. -