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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-12
La Sa|ud del niiO
Consoles 4 las madres de familia)

Para evitar que la leehe de
vaca Sc fermente rapidam ente,
convene que la mano del orde-
nador este bien limpia, que la
teta de la vaca haya sido bien
lavada antes de ordenar, que Sc
lie reciba en- TN deposito bien
limpio, que dicho deposito no
contenga resto de leche en- la
mas minima cantidad, que la le.
che sc guarde en- sitio fresco, le-
jos de TODD lugar NAL olieDte.
Cuando Sc va q hacer uso de
la leche que Sc halla desde largo
ratio en- reposo, es indispensable
agltarla con una cuchara bien
limpia; porque, ST Sc vierte sin
agitarla, 10 que Sc halla arriba
es la crema y 10 que quedara
debajo sera Ell suero; la primera
de dificil digestion, y POGO nu-
tritivo ell segundo.
La leche de vaca, cuando es
muy pura, es difici.mente dige-
rida por los ninos muy j6venes
y por este sc aconseja diduirla,
anadlendole una parte de aqua
hervida 8 de cocimiento de ce-
bada, 8 de aqua de Walls de vi
chy 8 de Mondariz.
La leche esteriIizada de vaca
|estuvo muy en- boga hace algu-
nos amos; pero ha perdido mu-
cho terreno desde que sc sabe
que, junto con los germenes de
las intermediates, mueren tam
bien algunos fermentos que ia
cilitan su digestion.
La leche que Sc esteriliza i
gran preston y a atlas tempcra-
turas, es menos facil su diges-
ton que la que Sc esteriliza 4
temperatures moderadas. 81 La
sterilization no queda bien
hecha Sc CORE TN grandisimo
pellgro, por4ue puede con ella
envenenarse Ell nino, y causarle
la muerte en- pocas horas. Es
precise. cuando Sc hace uso de
los aparatos. llamados "esteriIi.
zadores domesticos', cuidar de
que los pomos y las gomas sc
hallen bien limpios Y previa-
mente lavados con aqua hir-
viendo.
La "leche condensada", es le-
che de vaca que por evapora-
cion Sc concentra, y que sc ana
de azuCar de cana; viene con-
servada en- latas de cierre her
metico.
En- las grandes fabricas de
leche condensada, (antes de
reallzar La condemnation, Sc Sc
para de la leche gran parte de
la mantequilla.
I'D nET T~rE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-12
A s. 1.6O

Els de mucha utilidad, no solo pa.
IA los Abogados, cortes judjciales
Ayuntamientos, corporaciones y en-.
pleados de todos los ramos. siuo tam
blen para los concentrates. indE stria-
les y personals de negocios, ell como.
cimiento de las Leyes de Puerto Rico
aprobadas por las c4maras y I'll Con-
sejo Executive en- Ell corriente aIo de
Iooz.--Se veuden 4 $3.50 en- la Ii.
breria del
BOLETIN MERcANTIL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23

with Others, displayed visible anxiety
about what TO do. x
Closely following the French AM
bassador came Assistant Secretary of
State Bacon. who asked for and
gracefully followed directions. After
the ceremony he presented to the Min
lister Secretary Roots coincidence and
regret that, having met with an acct
dent to his foot. he could not attend.
Late In the afternoon Admiral Dew
ey's aide, In full uniform. appeared
and after performing his obligations.
presented Mr.. WI with the Admiral's
regrets. Et.- -"
Among callers were Vice President
Fairbanks. John w. Foster, Clifford
Pinchot, Secretary of Interior Gar
field. the Minister from Bolivia. the
Minister OF Hayti. Justice Brewer.
Justice Brown. and Mr.. Do Amaral.
The Ambassador from Japan was
among the late callers. Baron Taxa
hira, whose presence created a visible
ripple OF interest among the ushers,
first presented his regards to the Min
ister, tremendously shaking hands
three times before turning to the al
tar. before which he bowed profound.
ly several times. After standing for
second motlonless Baron Takahira
again turned to Mr.. Wa and held a
prolonged conversation. .'
Almost on the stroke of 8. the
Presidents aide. Col, BrOmwell, In
full dress uniform. was ushered into
the, reception room. Bowling three
times before the fower-decked altar,
Col. Bromwell gave his name and de-
livered the Presidents message OF
coincidence. In addition to the Pres
ident's card, Col. Cromwell brought
with him the cards of the President
secretary, Mr.. Loeb, and Capt. Archi-
bald Butt. one Of the White HOUSE
aides. r. 'f.> g. g..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23
QUAINT CEREMONY
At WU'S HOME
Funeral Rites Participant
ed In BY Washington
People

WASHINGTON. B. c., Nov. 21.-A
quaint ceremony In memory of the
dead Emperor and Dowager was held
In the Chinese Legation this after
noon from to 8 o'clock.
Minister WI, his staff. and some
other Chinese of Importance. all
wearing long black cloaks and heavy
black beaver hats, were In the small
parlor of the Legation to receive
those who called to offer coincidence.
The crimson walls were draped In
imperial blue. the color Of the new
reign. and the altar in the reception
room was decorated with yellow and
white chrysanthemums. Tall tapers
among the blossoms illuminated two
bannerets of pale blue satin. one
bearing the name OF the Empress, the
other that of the Emperor. ~
| An usher appointed to conduct Wis
itors to the memorial altar patient
ly instructed each newcomer how to
proceed. the chief requirement being
u deep obeisance. Later each guest
greeted the Minister, and, bowling SOL
EMMY down the line, retired, escort
ed by the usher.
From tho balcony above the main
reception hall the women and the
children of the Legation peeped coy
~ over the balustrades. but no wom-
an appeared officially in the SERVED.
nor, were the ladies' Of the diplomatic
or official world invited. -
The, Italian Embassy telephoned
fer Information on the subject OF
women, attending and when the AMI
bassad0r and his staff appeared no
woman accompanied him. II f4}5
UNLIMITED Feminine Callers
| Among the few women who did
call. In ignorance OF Chinese ETH
quette,i was Baroness Hengelmuller,
wife Of the Austrian Ambassador, She
was Respondent in a green Directoire
gown and a Charlotte Corday hat OF
Fyelvet trimmed in gilt braid and pink
rosebuds. She walked down the line
shaking hands and giving word OF
greeting to each member OF the re-
ceiving group.
Mrs. Newberry. wife of the Acting
Secretary of the Navy. was among
the American women there. After
gracefully bowling before the tablets
she turned to Mr.. WI and presented
the proper apologies for the non-ap-
pearance Of Mr.. Newberry.
The French Ambassador and his
suite arrived first and In common
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23
DIPLOMATIC BOBBY

Bobby" 3called his mother, did
you give your baby brother a slice of
that raisin PIE ?..'"Yessum." answered
lobby, land, mamma, after I had
given.it to him lnoticsd that he had
tho slice with Ar the seeds In it,
You cafalesss boy!. Never the least
consideration, for your little brother.
suppose "Oh, yes, mamma, had
lots of consideration" "You did?''
"Yes. indeed. When saw all those
seeds Twas afraid they might give
him appendicitis. 20 ate his slice,
too. ~ Hti2< E s,ts s.t t't.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23
BtllIED SHOES here
IMMENSE Rt(At STOCK

The long.expected shipment Of Regal
shoes has arrived. III came on the
Hilonian YESTERDAY, and furnished
work for the whole force of statesmen
till late last night, unpacking for q big
Christmas sale today. Manager Wick.
ers was determined to have the man.
moth stock unpacked and ready for
Christmas shoppers this morning. and
as q consequence. " looking tired anu
happy today x -" X
Regal, shoes are very popular AZ
Christmas gifts. and the Regal Shoe
Store has done a big business with
their Christmas shoe certificates. Ev.
eryone is sure OF, a fit In the Regal
quarter sizes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23
Head stepped Up.

Mr.. q. w. Martin, Hartford. Ontario,
choir leader ct st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, writes:
II have been troubled with catarrh for
. great many years, and always trying
something for II, hut was able only Ia
secure temporary relief until I used Pc.
runa. Only five bottles rid my. system
Of all traces Of catarrh, and I have not
noticed tho slightest trouble for several
months. My head was stopped up, my
breath offensive, and It js relief to b
able 70 breathe freely once MORE" o
The following wholesale drug :,
gists will supply the retail trade Q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23

The legal fight to remove Harry
X. Thaw from New York to Pittsburg
to testify in the bankruptcy proceed
ings was. renewed In the Federal
Court at Philadelphia. Ex-Governor
stone argued Tor RoGer 0'Mara. the
receiver. %, - -. ,-.,.,.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23

The head maid of Queen Margher-
ita of Italy has been making $4,000 a
year for some time past by selling
her mistress old dresses, which is
one of her perauisites. she holds a
sale twice a year, and among her
best customers are American women.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23

Mr. Carson S. Clarsns Aoe Toronto Canada, Inspector
London Life Insurance Co., London, Canada, writes: -
III hare used the popular remedy knocn Pna and testify
s merits regard the best onies the market
Of hcalthful climate .,
the beautiful homes which the city Toronto
the T.. In
we're Al a family - J
8 the :
family o.
These themselves beginning
. .,
tedious
mott Ia ..-. . I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23
DIED.

FRAsHER--At Parlier, Fresno Coun.
Is, Cal, Dec. 10, 1908. Frank H..
Frasher, brother of Chas. II. Erasher
of this city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23
JAPANESE Want
TARIFF RAISED
Letter Is Written To
Hawaiian Planters
Association

A
municatiSns oetweeh 'ne r'an.e,s 70
sociation ana Japanese Assoola ,,, ~
Higher wages. conferences VIII p'vo
ably be held IN the near future py WV
cmcers OF tne ,associatlons 70 cons.'e,
the wages OF the japanese iaoorerS vi
the plantations Accorohs "o
members of the Japanese association
tho wages paid the iaporers az presen.
are so inadequate that II Is necessary
that something shou'd oe zone 70 en
courage the iaoorers. mat 10 ""a'
the ag'tators say.
Fred X. Maxine chairman OF the eH'
ecuuve committee OF tne 'tpahese 90
ISOLATION stated yesterday tnat ne hau
received large NUMBER OF e''e's
from plantation Japanese eh'ressns
themselves IN favor OF 'he a.''tuue AN
en- by tne association. Sonn VI 'ns
liantauon Japanese are aireacy ;"
Town, prepared 10 RESPOND 10 an! III
terrosations tnat they may oe requ'eu
10 answer. lney are ahAious W Ano"
'ne result Oh the conieremce aAno
end Nesoro' VINO are nandins 'h's ue.
ica'e question are n'shy pleasea WIN
lhe receipt Vi u e'tcr from w.
smnn vi .ne runners hsaoo'a.'on'
ana nope ,hat mutual oeneh' VIII ~
'u,t 'o''ow,ns 'ne con'ere.oe.
Inc ,ionow'hs communication. !"
ke'ner WIN ,ne resoluioh' passeu anu
adopted oy 'ne yapahese aSso,ia,'on
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23

wholesale HONOLULU,
sists will supply the retail trade ~ 0ii w. HAWAII
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
CAPTION roo BROAD.
Supreme Court Reverses and Dismiss
es the Full Crew Law Case.

20 wv fbH SFcW law kaots
Austin, Dec. 9-The enactment Of
the Thlrtleth legislature. known as
full crew law" which requires rail.
roads to maintain full crews on It's
trains, was Knocked out by the 81.
preme court. In opinion rendered IN
the case Of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway company against the
stae Of Texas, which was reversed and
dismissed The supreme court held
that the act Is invalid for the reason
that the subject OF which II treats Is
not expressed In rs title. as required
by the constitution. which provides
that no bill shall contain more than
one subject, which shall be expressed
In It's title. This was the contention
OF the railroad company which n
agreed 10 by the court
I'm this case" says the court. tho
statute so clearly fails TO comply
with the requirement OF the consti
tuition that Il must hold It to be- IN.
valid"
In answering certified questions
from the court OF civil appeals at Gal
weston, In the case OF James Hendcr.
sou w the city of Galveston. ct al
the supreme court held that Galveston
city commissioners cannot prescribe
saloon limits under the ordinance
passed by the commissioners glvinr
that authority for the reason that the
ordinance. which IL based on an
amendment 10 the Galveston city
charter. Is void and invalid
II is disclosed that confusion has
arisen between the Texas state branch
OF the Red Cross at Dallas and the
Texas Anti-Tuberculosis association.
Az the Red Cross is selling Christmas
stamps aud so is the association. both
for the same end, however. Secretary
Bibb of the association Is In a guam
dary how to adjust the matter as at
present conflict arises,
The supreme court held that when
clerk Of court falls to enter a gen
eral verdict during the term the court
may NJ a subsequent term direct the
entry nunc pro tune, The court says
that the statute directs the clerk to
enter general verdict without an
nouncement by the court, but In the
case OF special verdict the court
determines what the judgment shall
be and enters A. This was In case
from McLennan county
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
Lady Locked Up In Store

Chicago, Dec "a Chicago young
lady had decidedly unpleasant ex.
pcrience,
Miss Mabel Roam OF 33OS state
street used drug store telephone 10
long that when she came out Of the
booth the druggist had locked mp the
place for the night and gone home. II
was 1l.30 o'clock when she telephoned
from her prison 10 the Stanton ave.
nue. police station A policeman was
sent TO the residence Of the druggist,
c. Yoemans, Flfty'first street and
Wabash avenue, and II was nearly two
hours before he. reached the store
While waiting for the druggist to re
lease her Miss Roam talked 20 friends
over the telephone
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10

viii with the conductor and escaped
In the midst of the fracas tho motor.
man, who had kept the ear moving at
its usual pace, blow his whistle for a
policeman.
When the officer appeared. although
the men who had committed the rob
berry were then on the car. the ter
rorizod conductor mcokly said they had
escaped When the ear had gone n
few blocks farther the conductor was
beaten again and severely bruised
Then leaving the car with their loot
the men escaped
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
CASTRO CROSSES OCEAN.
President Of Venezuela Arrives at a
Port In Spain.

s0ntander Dec 9--Thc French
steamer Guadeloupe, with President
Castro Of Venezuela on board, came In
here. II was learned soon after her
arrival that President Castro will con.
tlnue on board the steamer to Bor
deaux and that from Bordeaux he will
travel overland 10 Berlin.
President Castro CONS TO Europe
with the intention OF settling all OF
Venezuolas international qnarrels
Ills general health IL good
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
ENFORCE OR ABROGATE.
Governor, II Is Said, Favorable
TO Sunday Matter Thus.

Austin, Dec. 9.-Governor Campbell
Il has been asoertaincd, has begun the
preparation OF his biennial message TO
the incoming legislature. shaping the
policies that he determined upon dur
Ing his stay at Mineral Wells. II Is
reported that the governor will rec.
ommend that the Sunday laws OF the
state shall either he rigldly enforced
or entirely abrogated. II Is also. stated
that he will lay special stress upon
the playing OF baseball on Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
yoskum's RIsh,.t+snd Man.

Fort Worth. Dec. 9--In local rail.
road circles Il Is reported that Presi.
dent a J. Davidson OF the Frisco will
soon 20 TO New York 10 become n
r. Noakum's righthand man In mau
aging the entire Rock Island system
II is also said that Carl Gray will be
come vice president of the Frlsco and
w. G Nixon general manager.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
EstensIon contrao, cIosed.

Waco, Dec. l0.-J. b. Holloway,
who has just arrived from Lubbock
announces that the contract has been
closed with the Santa Fe railroad for
extending itS line from Plainview 10
Lubbock ana that the road will put
up n substantial forfeit Work starts
Immediately The towns are about
ninety miles apart.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10

cldcnt occurred .,a~
About Ayafity people Of the city,
wAps~tfe passengers third OF
whom were women were help.
less spectators during the opor.
uuoua ot a band Of toughs. who board.
ed southbound Eighth avenue car at
Fourteenth street, knocked down aud
beat the conductor. robbed him OF all
the money he had and torrorized him
Into an attitude OF non.accusatlon
when an officer arrived The passcn
gers were warned not to leave their
seats until tho gang had worked its
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
Receive aelaek Hand. Letters.
NUMBER $40

San Antonio. Dec. s.-R. c. caffar.
ELI. a prominent Italian merchant,
received a letter, signed ''Black
Hand" demanding 5000 The letter
is written in good Italian. Cafarelli
gave the letter 10 secret service man
for investigation John Pianti. also
an italian received n similar letter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
Wealthy Farmer Dead.

Dallas. Dec. 9.--W. a. (Gus) Law.
renee, resident OF Mesquite. this
county. died from the effects of ohloro
form accidentally used Mr. Lawrence
was one of BE wealthlest citizens OF
Dallas county, his holdings being val.
ued at S250OO0
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
sustalns Broken Lea.

Amarillo, Tex, Dec. 9--An automo.
bile containing H. l., Dohoney a prom
lnent real estate dealer and five 9th
or persons turned turtle. Mr.. Dohoney
sustained broken leg and has Sc
rlous internal injuries
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
THROWS BOMB IN SHAFT.
Unknown Individual Causes a
Terrific Explosion.
OVER A SCORE ARE HURT.
Threatening Letters, Written to itsL
ians Residing In a New York Tene.
msnt Building, Followed Up by an
Attempt 10 Take Human Life.

New York, Dec. 9.--More than a
score OF persons were injured, five
Of them seriously, and 100 more
thrown into panic when bomb
was hurled into the air shaft Of the
tenement house at 900 East Sixty.taird
street The house was badly damaged
II was occupied exclusively by ltal'
ians. and II has developed that threat.
oning letters had been received by
many Of them during the past few
months
The explosion was terrific. The
toncussion shook the building, Plaster
and brick were mixed with large
pieces OF glass from shattered win.
dows and hurled into the sleeping
rooms with frightful force, Some OF
those injured were found half buried
and unconscious under the debris
piled upon their heads
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
reRRoRlzeo ~ rouoHs.
Conductor Beaten and Robbed and 10
Also Completely cowed,

New York, Dec AN exciting In.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-10
Death Penalty 70 Continue.

Paris, Dec 9.-The chamber OF dep.
titles. by vote OF $50 TO 2ol. decided
In favor OF continuing death penalty
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-08-08
Missouri Pacific Advertises Kansas.

The Missouri Pacific railway is distri-
buting a neat folder advertising Kan
sas and pointing out the resources of
our wonderful state to home seekers in
the east The folder says: tKansas is
agriculturally rich because her farmers
raise money making crops-the meat
and breadstuffs of the world. The acre
greater than the entire area of Massa-
chusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont.
In the production of beef cattle she
leads all the states. California does
not excel in the yield of orchards.
Grain, beef and fruits are the greatest
money crops. The splendid farmhouses,
the high quality of farm stock and the
enormous value of farm yield testify to
the bountiful returns the Kansas gets
from the soil. There are no seasons of
production to be followed by peri
DDS of failure; the profits of the farm
are sure from day to day, from year to
year. There is always the promise of
a reasonable return for labor invested
The Kansas farmer has money in the
bank; his farm operations are carried
on with the order and regularity of a
modern business establishment When
a days work is over it is with the as
surrance that a given amount of wealth
not only has been earned but the earn
ings have been wisely invested.
Are you blessed with such favorable
conditions of soil and climate that farm
ing becomes pleasant and profitable
BUSINESS instead of an irksome task? ?
If not, go to Kansas. There is room
for you. Thousands of acres at low
prices and on easy terms"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-08-08

DR.. j. U. Catudal has ordered new
Buick automobile of Ross & Waldo of
Ellis. He will retain his other machine
Miss Carrie Bellman had narrow
escape from bad accident last Satur-
day. A runaway team ran into her
carriage and demolished it.
Mrs. M. M. Bannister has taken pos
session of the Ohio House, has furnish
ed it and will open a rooming house
for Normal students this fall.
During the absence of Editor Brettle
of the Ellis Review Headlight, the ed
itor pro tenn, Rev. Bowen of the Meth
odist church, is getting out very fair
paper. A particularly noteworthy feat
ure is the makeup instead of the pop
ular(?) method of sandwiching patent
medicine advertisements between ed
itorials and locals, the new editor
punches both the editorials and the
medicine ads. The best thing to do
would be to pi all the medicine ads and
mislay the copy for same.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-08-08

Harry FELTON, has received a new
street sprinkler and Chestnut and Main
streets will again be sprinkled daily.
Mr.. FELTON, says he did not receive the
proper encouragement from the busi-
ness houses in running the sprinkler
last year or he would have continued it
all through the present summer.
Cove County Gazette: E. F. A. Clark
and wife returned Monday from Hays
City where Mr.. Clark has just finished
a $50, 600 job of contract work for the
State, at the State Normal and Exper-
iment Station. Two wings to the State
Normal building adding 75x120 feet to
each three stories, $40, 900. Supt's. res
idence at Experiment Station costing
So, 500, barn 40x6O 81. 400 and machine
shed 50x56 two story, $500.
Mr.. Clark is an old soldier and is try
ing to acquire title to 160 acres of Uncle
Sans domain. He expects to prove
his claim to his land before Probate
Judge Peck, August 10.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-08-08
State Assessment.

The state assessment for this year
has been received from the State Tax
Commission and will net lower than last
year when it was 7.3 mills levy, while
this year, with the increased valuation
it is reduced to nine-tenths of a mill.
The new valuation is about seven times
greater, but the new property discov-
cred by the workings of the new law.
which allows the levy to reduce about
eight times. The county board will
now decide on their levy for county,
school and city purposes on valuation
returned.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1908-08-08
To0sts to Women.

WOman-The sweetest creature the
Lord ever made.
Woman-The source of help. happi-
ness, and heaven.
Woman-She needs no eulogy; she
speaks for herself.
Woman-A creature 'tnobly planned,
to warn, to comfort and command"
Woman-Once there was a woman,
sir, and here she is!
Woman-The fairest work of the
Great Author; the edition is large, and
no man should be without a copy.
Woman-The tyrant we love, the
friend we trust.
Woman God bless her, the queen of
all creation.