The Boston Daily Advertiser - Thursday, May 2, 1895
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Editorial Suggestions
Any efficient, housewife might have told Col. Waring that when engaged in sweeping he had best keep his mouth shut!
We fear that in the case of the Cordage Trust, the proverb which says that "if you give one rope enough, he will hang himself," is not to be verified.
Oscar Wilde added, if that were possible, to the sum total of his offences, by breaking forth on the witness' stand into what the cable despatches call "an eloquent oration on the subject of love." There are some things so sacred that they should not be mentioned by lips so foul that whatever words come from them are necessarily defiled.