The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-09-12
Miscellaneous

Worry is often a pTe,snse Of industry.
Men grow caIlous to crime by eoasiaually
considering ii.
Children have more need Of models than Of
critics
Girls We love for what they are young
men for what they promise 20 be.
Mrs. Hayes is said to have passion for
collecting relics from the graves Of dead
Presidents.
An Irishman bound over to keep the peace
against all Der Maiesty's subjects, exclaimed,
Then beaver help the hrst foreigner 1
meet"
Labor IS discovered to be The grand Con
querur, euriching ard building up nations
more surely than the prondes. battles
"Pm sure" said eoafdiDg old lady
that ny son never drinks anything at
night, because he's always 50 thirsty IN the
morning"
Mount Nesuyius is in q state OF remarkable
activity. The continuous trembling has re
suited in considerable injury to buildings and
the railway running mp the mountain.
A very precise person, reiuarkius upon,
Shakespeare's lines, "The good men Do
is oft inferred with their bcDes,' carefully
observed that this iuieruent can generally
take place without erowdiug the bones.
return Of the cost Of the British royal
yachts shows that the average cost for maiu-
tenance Of the zach. Victoria and Albert
during The last ten years has been At the
rate Of SI5o,oOo year.
An ingenious French writer observes that
those who depend on the merits Of their an
oestoTs may be said 10 search in the root Of
the tree for those fruits which the branches
ought 20 produce
What's in name ?. An American paper
notes that Tennysou is in gaol in Baltimore.
John Quincy Adams was sho. in q Deaiwood
dive, aud Martha Washington and daughter
have beea arrested in Savannah for fraudu
leutly obtaining sewing machine.
Is lis hard 70 persouate and act part long,
for where truth Is not AZ the bottom, nature
will be always endeayCuriug to return, and
will peep cut and beiray herself Que time or
other.
Ii enc Of the high schools near Boston the
girls are allowed to use their rolleT-skatss 10
the broad corridors, the teachers explaining
that it is better that q girl should DO that
than sit in a corner and eat cake and picked
lines
Six lovely schoolna' ans were out rowing
Oh the placid Monougabela last evening. a
bold wicked man on shore, who was a bad
boy few years ago, instead Of taking Of bis
hat a. the boats went by, simply remarked,
Behold the whaling feet.
Governor Cleveland, Of New York, walked
down Broadway, from Madison Square TO
Canal street, without receiving recognition
from single Individual He is said to be
the least known Of all that Sta;e's governors
at least, in New York city.
Useful industry does not 50 much consist
in being continually busy as in doing promptly
those things which are O. the first importance,
and which viii eTeuiually prove most pro-
ftable.
The youngest telegraph operator IN the
world Is probably little girl Halle HutchiR-
sen by name, who ives in Texas, aud has
charge Of the telegraph Office at the railway
a.1t which she resides
Aoe1la discovered the respectives ma
wsiiaks susar ion and 4 difference. be
H.E AgriealtgEsi difference frequently
WafnaSsis sea-; while little distinc-
Hoaokaa sugar G. Of friends 10 the one on
The koio4 sugar
ookaia su-ar Co. at more than 200 women
wafhee ss-a- co. money by copying. In
Pae'ae sugar MILO be the rule that all
NJ 80. - ~ omen. Not few Of them
grove Eanch Co ID writers, ard every
aa1l N'T q; III typewriter operators
go per share p
Ss. ssi WI s. e. called on HoTatio Sey-
East Nan Pian5atnear Utica, NY, reports
e lStls4 So Sl.-l -, nan as saying love
ReciP-ocity su-aress and the great power it
bbssP1lhoehSS,e &C.; s5ss ouuger aud more yigor-
waiEspa sar1r col would give up farming
Halsva ssszl CO er- And Huubert SAID {:
Hn'l- s--l' z, I'd be a reporter"
Railroad Sto three months on this
Hawaiian R Co. an editor, "and ! have
hahIiui Railroad IT'S worth" well, re-
Set me advise you TO work about
Ha..es on this thing and then read it at q
Icnool exhibition. We cannot afford to rob q
mar ef bis hard earnings.
In 1870 Harriet Martineau found seven
vocatious open to women in the State Of Mas
sachusetts Row there are two hundred and
eighty-fcur occupations, in which Two hun
dred and ffty-one thousand one hundred and
ffty-eight wearers Of pelticoats earn their
own living, receiving from one hundred and
fly dollars to three thousand dollars each
per annum.
London journals, while they admit that
American girls are famous for an elegant and
refined type of loneliness, that French ladies
are the best dressed in the world, that the
German youthful frauleins have the finest
heads Of hair, the Spanish girls the brightest
ewes TO be found anywhere, ard that IN Venice
and Florence may be seen to this day direct
descendants Of those Old World blonde
beauties still fresh and fairas on Titiau's can
yaEs. claim that Young English ladies remain
supier in limb. clearer Of complexion, and
hearty than any others. This they al
tril e to plain food, sound sleep, suitable
cioshins, exercise II the open air, and a
pleuiifu application OF soap and water.
A western settler WHO supposed thai he
steal ..sstes went TO the nearest town
slap ard Pt eas lusie-steoi
home with him 10 g., ~
few days, hcueI '- --lr= -sa z
demanded rest .tca tle l i1 81
the stOol vas zo1i-l- -s q aA lte
seller examin a @ - sas
perfect order Gle sueF aH lslt ara
that therefore LOB L. thrown t,rs
on bis hands HsL, r-ai IL settle, /
took 1t hone careful, asyou could see fgr
yourself; and ] gave It turn, and the missas
she gave 1t turn, aud everyone Of the
children gave Il turn, and never a tune
could one and all Of Us screw out Of H. It's
no mere music-stocl than the four-leEEci
vashing-siool the missns se,s her tub Cd
How few are able 10 console friend in
the anguish Of bereavement Even the
lDoel AinQ-AedIttl persons iall IN this t1s <.
because il is impossible for then 10 enter into
the condition OF the sufferer OF &c reuroduce in
their imagination feelings which they have
never experienced, or, having experienced.
have forgotten. So, IN cases Of excessive ioy.
lsw real symlathisers car be found, though
many kindly disposed persons may ofisz sin
cesg congratulations. Fortunately, however.
these extremes Of feeling IN either direction
arc rare, and the ordi0a ~--Azpe Tiences Of
mankind are such as are possible for
most Of rs 10 realise. IT fts to which
re do this however depe tgely upon the
delicacy Of our peTceptp Hed q e manner
in which We cultivate Il ~
Though within the Sas bundled and
three years the world has undergun. many
changes, die winning post OF the Derby stood
II Is7e-whe9 Sir Charles BuubeIry' Di1med
wls the first winner Of Engisld's historic
Ee-precisely where It STOCK on Derby
Har. 'nss. IN the former time George,
ipsincs O Wales, looked % with Richard frst
al Grsrenor, by his side; and the latter,
cher Prince Of Wales Albert Edward,
- lid Grosvemor's grandson the FIRST
4 rs. ~. r -r,.~t--iuister iv his side.