The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-01-18
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
er's church has 1877 members.
Lin of Sam leaves 1000 widows. =
blden load is q light burden
/ a ffty-pounder gun like rain shedder?
il is number-L er. "a
stion in speech is greater and dsis better
h luence.
hiring is a black garment, and becomes
s6ll as saints.
streets of /" by-and-by Zone arrives at
~ Of never. t..s.
5taI assessed valuation of the property of
tof New York, real and personal, is S9O7 )
Bright has struck for the abolition of
|bitufe in England, and the total abolition
n duties o. - p -
3ouisviIIe Journal says woman, with all
3 " and worth. should remember that man
thief matter considered at the creation.
X side-issue-
ens are degenerating in physique They
ed in growth and of muddy complexion,
|.eir children are undersized, eniaciated and
e great use Of tobacco and alcohol is said
ID cause.
eported that John r. Young of the Y. Y.
/. L decidedly IN luck. An uncle in the
dies, whom he has never seen and seldom
q, has been so good as to die and leave him
FillIOn dollars.
On ROtschild's family relation, were happy,
B Iised to see the evil consequences of the
h af family intermarTiage the brothers had
"a. Each married cousin, and their
1r married Cousins. One of the Baron's
- deaf and paralytic; another died of dis
fhe heart. --E "a.
.frespondent Of the n. Y. Times describes
'tadO OF Japan as n youth of 10 with a
hnd vacant countenance, hard head and
n brOws painted halfway up the forehead
- ago he was considered God, aud his
= doubted By sceptical Japanese now he
10 public, and Is to be the real ruler of
le. 80 TlI-
iew York Tribune appears to be eclipsing
3ournals in the world in the extent and
OF Its European war news 1t telegraphs
apg from Its correspondents at Rome, Ber-
PIeh, st. Petersburg, Vienna, Tours, or
Z else they may be and have news to send.
tiers, 1t Is said, cost for cable tariff 81 500
each, and there is at least one q day.
fasd, World and Times, of New York,
lar IN the rear. If the Tribune can stand
~ pay. That is the most enterprising
Fnent that paper ever had.
PVEL MARRIAGE REvIEw.-At Ravenna,
@narrIed woman went before the Mayor,
Formed this singular marriage ceremony:
pre- you, as witness, agree to take Cath
tooei, who hold by the right hand, and
antelligently, religiously and spiritually
oe my Companion through life, and to her
/, equal rights, socially, religiously and
Ny with myself. w. Pierce"
pre- you as witnesses, l agree to take Wal
rec, who now hold by the hand, and
htelligently, regligiously and spiritually
De my companion through life, and /
pc TO usurp over or transcend him in anv
|hr. CATuyKIyr STonr- M =, =, Guy
this voluntary and premeditated act in
Eesenee, we declare ourselves religiously.
phically and scientifically married
WALTER PIERCE.
CATHERINE PIERCE"
papers having been duly fled, his honor
ed the contract thus entered into by pro-
3 the parties husband and wife.
SG-RING RHYMES" The merit of bav;,,
Posy of a ring" 1t appears that M1
steele uses this expression in irony. and
Spectator thought there was little merit
y writ posy of a ring. There is. however.
spout some of these posies that is engen-
.1eir quaintness and their pith. 1t is with
'na' We see them revived on many of the
s-lngs exposed in the windows of the
d. this present time. The Immediate de-
:, oi Posy Is very clearly from poesie or
~ Iue having been cut out. But posy is
~ applied by the country people to a
small Dunch OF howers their gardens af.
PtShty ln the gay Seasons of Spring and
bo nowpot Is another word applied to a
IN or punch OF rustic garden flowers.
-, ~ 70 tne French bouquet is close. and it
or,sS mat oeau-pot is, perhaps more
,sr ,-o IPuY tnan bowpot. However, in
.ne WORD Is spelled, it is at this day
:, 1,S,ou hS. use IN Certain districts in England
- however, to posy, in its annlicat;aS eou ~ L
ntShce OF verse inscribed on a r;1c,
~ the wedding or keepsake r;no 81 Is, ei, anu
few of these Inscriptions trona 8 Nc may
rom the year 1906 downward 0 fingS'
20 Death never parts
such loving hearts"
Is another equally old:
Love and respect
doe expect"
'lso Is from a very old ring:
@In God and thee
shall my joy be.p
we have:
Divineiy knit by Grace are we.
AAlsiy TWO, now one, the pIedg here ,Aap
b. and A, 1857
Love and live happy "-l6s9. r. -. !
Happy in-Ghee
Hath God made ne.D
Sod did decree
Our anitie.n
all later date Is punning one
@EDdL-ss a. this
Shall be our blisa1
Thos- Bliss, ITio lu
y these eonplets are strongly imbued With
l OF loyaity-to-wit, under date 1sas
81 love the rod, 80 n
And thee, and God.s
snoEs spirit Of feminine sub;ection nor
,;1eommon, But all the devotion was not
'1e' for we dnd on another old ring
al doe rejoice 80
IN thee my choice" NY PaD,r.