davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned have retired from the firm,
known as the Wing Chew Lung Co.,
grocers, Nuuanu street, having sold
their interest to Chew Fan and Chew
Man, who will conduct the business
hereafter.
All accounts were settled at the
time of the sale and the undersign I'd
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by the said Chew Fan and
Chew Man.
HO POI.
no SING.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13
ROOMS AND BOARD.
Good Rooms and Board may be
found at 1913 Beretania street.
MRS. Z. LEONARD.
AN EXPERT BOOKKEEPER.

Engaged during the day, would take
charge of small set of books after
business hours. Address 3D." Star
Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13
Fertilization

With a carefully planned rotation
of crops, and liberal fertilization,
the cotton lands will not deterior-
ate. An application of few hun
dred pounds of commercial fertil-
izer often makes all the difference
between a profitable crop and a
total failure.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13

our money back If you
want it; but you won't want
it. What so good other use
can you make of it! Still it
is yours, and we never for
get it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13

The firm that don't give
satisfaction don't dare guar
antee satisfaction.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13
Ca ut
This is the complaint OF NM
thousands at this season. KIN 80
Thev have mn ot,net ito. food EsuR HH III

This is the complaint OF HW
thousands at this season. I'm q ~
They have no appetite; food EsaH "a q
does not relish and often fails to digest.
causing severe suffering. Such people
need the toning up of the stomach and
digestive organs, which course OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla will give them. 1t also puri-
fies and enriches the blood, cures that dis
tress after eating and
Internal Misery
Only a dyspeptic can know, creates az
appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and
builds up and sustains the whole physical
system. 1t so promptly and effectively
relieves dyspeptic symptoms and cures
nervous headaches, that it seems to have
almost " a magic touch"
Distress After Eating.
"I have been troubled with Indigestion
f% some time. After eating anything
that was sweet / was sure to experience
great difficulty and distress. Last fall l
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and am
glad to say that my stomach trouble has
entirely disappeared. ] can now eat
hearty meal of almost any kind Of food
and have no trouble afterwards. Hoods
Sarsaparilla has also cured me of nervous
SPELLS" JOHN II. HoNRlCHAUsEN,
Wheatland, Iowa. Such cures prove that
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13
TO LEI.

To be let with the fixtures, therein
the portion of the Waverley Block on
Bethel street now occupied by Ehlers
& Co:
Apply to HENRY WATERHOUSE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13
THE HONOLULU SANITARIUM
1852 King Street.

lUoG Ming SlTeeI.
A quiet, homeli,,e place, where
traine4 nurses, massage, Swedish
movements" baths, electricity and
physical training may be obtained.
p. S. KELLOGG, NJ. d.
superintendent.
Telepl one, 639.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13
WHAT We KEEP store FOR.

To make money.
How do we keep store? To
make money.
What do the rest of 'em
keep store for ? To make
money.
How do they keep store ?
Some to make money, some
to lose it.
Whence the difference ?
Different notions Of how to
make money prevail. Some
think that the way to make
money is to make as much as
they can; they lose it.
We make money by making
SO little that nobody minds it
little and often-a little
trickling stream.
We make money by keeping
the best Of clothes. Did you
ever hear Of better than those
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13

DAIRYNIEN'S ASSOCIATION.
The Dairymen's Association is now
prepared to furnish to the public the
finest of
MILK,
CREAM,
BUTTER, and
BUTTERMILK,
at their new Milk Depot,
LINCOLN BLOCK,
KING STREET.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13
DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION.

Honolulu, July 10, 1897.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
BRYAN AND HIS SPEECH.
day Of theH THiI


OF
drovsy
vii
have
scgait
be =
prosperity heavy handicap,
o
he
q
b,
made Mckinley
vaied do
he spoke from full mind NJ Byan nad
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

Eodo al friends
TIE dsag tasE vii
Cslf-ais VII ind themselves
q : d snd kasas1
ana
every so-ua Q
VII 1d coaas in via tae aims sad oois
:z6
3 Q =
grandeur Of Ty
of
VII fad
Individual
5zT Oft
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
LOSS ANo WASTE OF GOLD,

To the Editor Of the San Francisco CaU-SIR:
Few of our most in Intelligent people seem to
have any adequate knowledge of the loss and
waste Of gold. The re esson is simple enough
the subj-ct IS not discussed and the facts are
not disclosed Why7 That Is quite another
question, and the answer would lead Us far
am at present occu pied with a study of the
losses OF money. both paper and coin money,
and in this brief article will consider the loss
and waste OF gold.
In the year 1881 Mr. spofford. the librarian
OF Congress, made exhaustive inyestigs-
tfon 10 ascertain the known p7oduct of the
gold mines Of the world from the earliest rec
ords down 10 the close OF the year 1879. and
according to the figures given by Rogers in
Scientific Money" page 80, the entire
product reached the enormous sum OF SI3-
O6s. $4,000 The Mint reports from 1879 10
1895 place the worlds production of gold at
s., ,107, ,036, 200. These two sums added to-
gether make the grand total of the gold known
TO have been taken from the mines OF the
world more than fifteen billions or fifteen
thousand millions, The exact figures being
SIS. .175, ,410, 200.
There is still another report made By the
Director Of the Mint for 1896. psxes 232 and
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

z-s sezs-slT OYYoae1 g - 1sS-T al
r,ss1osoyaF q FOpf--41z-- p sl-s E-z5 LsrEF -sAs
ssrrerF ssfgsrec f0- fsse Co1-sgs. - Lac oesa
---,s+ -,ts1se Ez1 ~ Cz9-sG 80 = osSssc
.zs-s -o3sF sEsz - szr7As-s1 = re E2a
80 T7-,(e t.e TCsr---e u taeas = ei-c Etlo.s
4 got .zo-s t5s1 = - zeS1 ::
Z szs szS1 Eze1 = ssa sEe Z SEts8Vs e
of - --s.sd Sts1s eog1 --5g = - F5l--1=
d e.sa, 70 5ss1e E1Es- -o1sT s1c-z1 = l-sE.s
: - cs5itz 0. go aa1 11fE i-2s E-fr--
Ts5r-1S ~ = -eSseEs1 = e1EEsr gosc o 81
Ter Tais "a. t5e ozsEs Entpe- = - -
:. Ecues Coe-ra-e - 1-e5- 4GS 11Ers-l-.
80 t1s szo psrszss o f-s cO-sl-i- -1o-.sl
rersrs e. u re E13s1s1G@E O. E205=g- A. 2 2
Tte --ore- y5s5eT - . re- szl1L1I - q go
az rstsezl znd czn5oc . rsco1c- q
Esca, = = . e eozT-e--o-a- sis { = Lo' -
fe-eFt z-d aE.ocs.3E sts-2s G zzs1l@s =. :
:z1---es oursT-.s y 65EsTsE. cs-ses, 80 80. 2
tss[se-es II E15efs1t Ts-s--st- Lsi=1 !,
Porulzs-r % 80 sz-e1 1o-ss = e. e-1z-li
. zuz -g- zzzs assl s=--s3- 5-s - - j.
co1-o a. s1[ IsESE y1T FcE = 90.
fzn6zze-l-sZ F-z-c p.ss, iS- Icy Ess &c
AZ So ssI1 b-z = sci-t.1- 70 c-- .
pressed troEz--e = : ! -lss 4rZ1
[GxEs LzT-CZ EoSz7E
g--y 3. 1se-
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
CALIFORNIA FRUIT TINELW YORK

California is making golden profit by
reason OF the warm spell IN The East
[ Undoubtedly tie frigid weather and
cyclonic disturbances with which June
Ess ushered in over in the older States
prompted thousands 10 come W. 81 with
the Enoeavorers and take summer com
fort, at reduced rates, in land where all
the Weather Bureau has 10 do is 70 print
daily circular from stereotyped plate
announcing 'ior Tomorrow, fair, and
light breezes"
Things are coming our way, no matter
what happens- The people who remained
East through choice or force OF circum-
stances have teen a.ting under the
ferce rays of a merciiess sun. What is
the best warm weather diet? Fruit.
Whence come: tie most palatabie fruit?
From California.
Therefore the dispatches bring u. the
report OF largely increased consum ption
IN he far East Of the products of the or
chards 0: thi. salubriou. cline. In New
ork, at one single sale last week, 5000
packages OF California oranges and lem
ons we're disposed Of This knocks all
previous records OF big lies into oblivion.
AdVices from New York in yesterday.
CALL informed rs that fify-eight carloads
OF California fruit of all descriptions were
sold last week in the En- pire City, against
thirty carloads during the previous week,
making a total OF ia carloads thus far
during the present season. Peaches sold
for from 60 cents to 81 10 box; apricots
from 81 30 TO 81 80; California Bartlett
pears. $.
We Will not desert our Eastern cousin.
IN The hour of need. We would not see
them SITTER for fruit IL we had 10 shin
whole carloads of il free; bnt, OF course, it
makes US ali feel good to know that money
ie getting plentiful throughout tn coun-
try, and 10 acknowledge that the Eastern
folks know good fruit when they see II
and are willing to paw proper values for it.
II We cannot give them all they want OF
it this year We will be able to do better by
them next. In few years We will be
prepared TO satisfy their every longing in
regard 10 our fruits. II all these things
do OF indicate good times for Us, then We
are nightly deceived. The average CALI
fornia orchard. properly cultivated, is a
gold mine. and one that will always pan
out high percentage of ready-m:nted
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
a TASTE FoR The ANTIQUE.

Pl.ia og-tashio1ed peop4si Theu's ihs Isd I
Ike:
Ei,aer k=epia' szia O tslliu' trushs where iasy
EII sz-.Ee
Ssvsr szFIz' @acs n hezss 20 callers down below
S0- srEo4E' -seer fegreisa - Ehsrs HEY oso1 :
EAot 20 ga
z ihsy SAID -Glzs TO see ysT ~hy there wzu'. No
mere 20 i-41-
They o5oni Sex fslks, sDe4-, yoa'rs lookin'
Ee4s -
Ihso's sh= so-s that really Scans 20 suiE ny ssa-
Dn-aL
goIks .ess never spoke without yc9r kuoEia'
vaA- .Esy max
Then wss our .orststh.r. They dsda'i throw 10
Eg~zrs
To plsz,e she prios Of o:hers wh=n they dida's
care scr ears
They ~ rgai - Al lecsured III TIE very air
4 bo9s ~oar lives ozr fortunes . and orr sacred
Eono,. soe
They o,oa'i choose loog sen.szces ;hs, cay waste
year o-szt1;
Thsy ssnm-1 il UPia gimme Ab@rsy o. stnE re
dam
IKE % resd issir words again thai echoed o'e-
Ias
Plaln o. fa.hloDed peopls-ihen's e the kicc t1r
Est -RssHslgLe1 eiz-
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

OF the dismond-shspe ped eeaier. They are COZ
uecIec pF links inc lsEOnd-shApec HgEre
represents the OEo1dsgz nation. whieh WAS
the weslthlesI ard most powerful The
other four figures represent i6e Seueess, the
MohswEs. the Csyugss and the Oueldss
Later tbe TuscsForzs joined Inc cOa.edeTscy,
and they became known as the SIX Nations.
II WIS HisveIhE wle brOuZ II bout the con-
federation He was q menoer o. the Ono7-
dsgz trIbs, but vss considered : person OF
ngrEcuaous birth, which gave MIN great ipnu-
enee sS E medicine man among The superSti
iious Indians This belief was corro Dorsted
By several narrow escapes from death His
b. al he iribes in New York, New England,
and Eastern Canada for Ms wisdom and
beaeFolence. He b=held with great grlef the
evils OF wsr, and The destruction that at
tended the struggles that were cou>lsptly
going on b.iween tne neigh boring irio=s over
little iesloUsies and petty an bitions snd the
nisgoFernnen.a u and miseries which those wars
prod ueed.
He therefore proposed grest confederation
OF alt he Indians north and east OF the Ale
ghAny Mountains Each nation 10 retain
It's own individuality and manage its own do
mestie affairs ss before, but their u mutual rela-
iions, or their foreign affairs, as one might
say, were 10 be governed bv E general council
composed OF delegates ir)m eAch II propor-
uon 10 their population. HIS great purpose
Was 10 abolish war and promote the welfare OF
mis- people He intended that the conteders-
ton should extend so 70 include other
tribes, IN I'll eli the races OF uen should be
embraced IN e single UNION with common
interesT, and that peace snou4d reign every
where. Thus d e was The INST peace commiS-
sioner in American history.
Twice Hiswstba failed 10 secure the assent
of mis- own tribe because OF the ambition and
warlike disposition of Atotsrho Chief ol the
Osondsgas, but the latter finally agreed TO
enter the confederation provided ne should
be made the great chief, aud the ctieftsiuship
and the keeper OF the wampum should always
remain win his iribe. Through the diplo-
macy OF H iswatha the other nat ons were PEI
susded to soc.pt these conditions. The league
was formed, Atotsrho was made the chief, and
the Hampum which / have described wss
woven to CONNIE moral te one of the greatest
events in Indian history.
After accomplishing this purpose. and fear
tul of the jealousy OF Atoisfho HiAwaiha left
his home, mounted his canoe, and fioaIed
down the Mohawk into oblivion. OF his sub
sequenT career ard his death we have no IN
for ms ton. Scaoclcrsst the historian of The
Indians, II axes him the nero Of great many
legends LongleaIow's poem transforms jhis
grave OnondEga statesman into an Olbway
demigod, the son o: the West Wind
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
THE REAL HIAWATHA.

= wazhisgtoa eorrespondentoi tie Chicago
8seord -slsE= Ehst Esll= spending lev days
in Altsay -Ecazlly e EsS ShoEE ole q Tie
Ezos. va a&t-e and interesting historical Tslics
ia A1erscs- EAiea - aow tie trophy Gt i5e
Msyo- Of Iaai city. Is = Ihe Es1p1n bslt Of
EIswEths, and wES 0Ed= . cooueuoFsts t5s
;o-aE1ioa Of Ihs I-oq lois tsdsEztlo1-t1e
league Q: tle Eve Nations which ocE1-red
Eo51- ihe middle q EAs tcErt=e2th ce1TE-F-
EisEEIhE noE 3 loye-siek warrior and
minstrel, IS LoagisLoE describes kin Ee
vas re foremost ststez1sa Ot his age n
America, and wss se-ersl centuries shesd o.
Ms tIls He Vas E5s 1rzi advocate O. Aus-1-
can SOIL OF ilteras1lo1sl arbitration. He vas
Ile 1rSi apostle c. peace Il AusT5cs fhsE We
know Elys hing about, sod Ais uatuEo-ec ul1d
deT-loped The fundamental SEI1clp pies OF
Ch-isIls1ify IS hs t-od G1s A3IroudEeks n his
EodcEst1S.
The ws0pE1 IS te1t OF bad embroidery.
to- thai = the meaning Of Ehs tsru- II repre-
senEs tozr squares, about ETe inches oy to71E
inches II SIZE, Two OF S1lca are on either E-oe
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
PERSONAL.

Frank Bell OF R=no. New, i. II The City
G. T. Becker Of Warrington City is il to=a.
AIvE z saoE Of Fresno cane TO TIE City yes-
.srdsy.
Dr. :. ". Jesse and vile Of Santa Rosa are 8.
the Grand.
The Rev D.. D. a. NcRse Of Los Angeles is
az TIE Palace.
z L Ransone OF Washington, D. C., Is one
Of the recent arrivals.
HM P.,ehusa snd 0. Sanford Of Fresno
are al the CosmoD0litsn.
VII Harvey and wife o. windsor, Conn.,,
are 8: The Cosmopolitan
General ; " 2 Moatgonery Of Chico regis
tered st The Grand Hotei yesterday.
{. L seagraTes, welI-to-do resident Of To-
psks, and MS wife are sl the Palace
STATE Senator C. L La R1e Of Touar7llle IS IN
the CRY, stopping az The LICK House.
Mrs A Wilcox aud Miss A Alien O. Hart
fo5d, CoEn-, are ~ the Cosmopolitan.
George L Payne, = WelB-known bufiness
nan OF Boston. Is guest al the Palace.
General u. ". Muller. National Guard OF
California, 5 guest 81 TIE California Hotel
He arrived yesterday.
o. J. Woodward president Of the Firs. Ss-
tional Bank OF Fresno. Is in :he City, accom-
panied pT Mrs. HoodEard-
sidneT smith OF New York is registered 81
the Palace hotel He Is Largely interested in
ys iua bic mining properties
James z Dennis and IL {. BonifeId OF Ne
Ysdg are II TOWN. 10 hear tae speeches OF VII
liam J. Bryan, the black eagle OF Nebraska
Professor J. J. Donovan OF Santa Cara Col
lege is here. after two weeks spent in the Yel-
lowstone National PARK He is 81 the LICK.
Z. C. stevens OF Seattle. general passenger
agent of the Great Northern Railroad, is ct the
Lick He Is accompanied by J. A Miller OF
Seattle.
Thomas Flint and wife OF San Juan arrived
in the City yesterday and registered 81 The
Grand Ar. Flint is president pro TEN. Of the
California SeLste.
Ex-Congres.man Cannon OF Ventura is at
the Russ, accompanied By his two daughters
They nave come up 10 attend the Christian
EaoeaVoI convention.
County CLERK Charles T. Curry has returned
from his EaEtern triD. lie says he enjoy-d the
warm weather on the otherside OF the conti-
nenI but nevertheless. he is content 10 ge;
back 70 California.
John T. Arundel Of London, who owns ex-
teRsive guano islands Of the coast Of souin
Australia and elsewhere IN the Pacific. is
among the arrivals here. NJ. Arundel has
been in the Cily many times during the las:
| few years He Possesses large wealth, being
| interested in q number Of heavy enterprises
He has been visiting London and Is now ea
route 10 the Antlpodes.
| h ~ Kuichin OF San Diego, formerly man
/ ager Of the san Diego Union ana siierwsrd Of
! the Evening Tribune, and recently appoin ted
/ United states Special Agent of Inc Treasury
/ IS st the Palace. Nj. Kutehia was for foul
years Postmaster at San Diego and IS vel
| known. He viii now go 20 Alaska, where hs
| has rowing commission, take sny al n.
| seals ana look after the customs and other in
| terests. He VIII probably leave in e few days
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07

IS i / AZ tlato-xss s;ateze.s q I1e Pro
zG<scz 81 E0.1 AID &z-s- IL E2s w5-21 l1ee
ne e-scoEs-E O A7er5e.s Is eol2lisa o. 1I-
A1c2QA sosto@e- sod he BzrssG q ne a,
s1c places .os tolEi E-o1EEs @ so.1 sz >,,9.l,-
$500 Add 70 III. The Trc1Gci prsT.oUs %
49, co-sscs6 20 - ~ Aess: s0--5s 81 : spe,
K7ov1 so-1 pfc11ei os Ire Eo-l1, SlA U.s.
500. being sozs=Ass less than taE1 o.
NJ epo7or1- - 1879. and Ihs Mai rsEso-ss
/ -ol tsss dsss % 1885. SIS, ,115.4lo 9eo Lst
- take The 2essEr su2 O. Si4 esSS .. 90
s1d see how much god hss clz2 rresreo and
ceased % Dc eola.ed ss s1T ps-s q tAs
ao-,d
o. rage 50. Mat rspo-, for 1895, ve hare t.
srssc-t4 Szo eI-&1slTe e-o-E IeroI.Sc 10 g.
oz-s2la AID lo.ests he approximate slecEs q
Cc-zIyzss OF TIE Tc-.6." sz6 f-s1s SICK o.
god" : Plseea a. sI.209s 500 COO .a1 ST
ioolaE I.s Production o. goa iron lcsS 70
loS5s tss1-z1g t1Et 1ozE 0. t1s god has 5es1
-ozE l2 E-e irssTT-sEo yeE-ss Ee shall csvs
-14 g,sssai Tlsio-s sEPF4y G. god y We
On page 81 sane Mint report, We 1ud sh=
tolsi pEEcEEz o grid PIT coEa fer t1ess =
Tet-> a >,Z-5 20. % htch add Es
Sr-ss.OS1. he solE- stoek ~ 20 { iG Il tS.
=-o &c hare grsEd sotE OF S3-9S., ,c-o. -oJ-
81 TIE worlds sock Of god il 1895 DSd Rcl-
l1g inss EzZ fFoz tss Sl4 o39 81. 200, sne
EosAa E2oE1 proc q god u 1he world SINCE
% 500. o. nearly ih-ee-toErih. OF IRE god
rzee1ct O. .1e word ass dasapyeered from TIE
s2Eot O. zez- B1E tas scIlAl stE1ss1oo =
z1ca worse Than these Egures Zsks IL
TIE loss AID waste CT Eold sho1ac = better
1o6s-stoo1, a16 - peEssgly by thoss F1o T1loE
l1sI god colld sz3ely De sdopts1 ss tAe bass
Q. t1s Eo1etE! sFstea OF Ihs world How
Z-c1 gold has been produced il the Cnste1
states since 1922 Tde Mint report iof 1895,
page 20, s1sserA :, o5s, ,946. 1t9. How uUea
OF II reZsias Il laa. eouzirE% Nlns Eep-o-i,
1895, page II. &azEers S5Sa- So. sso4- What
Las become 9. nearly t1-E=-t1a-ta. o. *
JOSEPH AsE-EE 1oESs0S-
saa Francisco. !uly 8. 1897.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
PATRIOTIC 0RAT0RY.

From all reports that come 10 Us the
oratory OF Independence day this year
seems to have been OF kind much u ore
cheering than has been heard 81 such cele-
brations fcr some year. past. There was
less discussion OF problems" and more
expressions Of iubiiant confidence in the
des.inies of the Republic. There was
something OF q revival OF what Is called
'xpread-eagle oratory," and il was doubt
less a. grateful to the ears Of patriots who
heard ii as the sound OF trium phant mar
tial music after funeral march.
There wee, OF course, some exceptions
70 the TuIe. Bryan neglected his oppor-
tunity 70 rally the peopis round him by a
burst OF patriotic sloquenee and talEed 10
them instead Of party politics. Altgel1
n Brooklyn appears 10 have done even
worse than Bryan and delivered himself
there OF wild Calamity wall over the cor
ruptions Of politics. These exceptions.
however. oulY serve u emphss zs the fact
that the grsaier number of the orators OF
the day spoke to the people in tones OF
genuine patriotism and arousei in them a
true sense Of the advantages they enjoy as
citizens Of the United States
1t Is in the highest degree gratifying to
note this return to style of Fourth OF
July oratory which pr v2iied in the days OF
our fathers. The influences of such speeches
cannot BE- weakened by calling them
"spread-eagle." Il is right and fitting
that liberty and the Union should De at
times exalted az high as human words
can do IT, Lofty timents, expressed in
sonorous phrases, awaken the enthusiasm N
Of men and bring q bout an elevation OF
mind that prompts the patriot TO strive
for the attainment OF true civic virtue.
It's difficult to understand how any
American patriot or any true friend of
human liberty can reflect upon what was
done on the Fourth OF July, 1776, withou t
an exaItation of spirit. The Declaration
OF independence not only set up new
Nation IN the world, bat It proclaimed a
new philosophy of government, which
meant a revolution in the politics.
II the declaration stoo1 By itself il
would still be a momentous event in
human history worthy OF COMMUNICATION
forever after; BAT when there is aided TO
IL the glorious accom- plishments by which
its sublime truths have been realized in
the development Of a Nation which i.
rapidly becoming the most powerful as it
is now the freest, secnrest and most pros
porous In the world. the day OF its adop-
ton is seen 10 be the most important
political fact in human history.
The establishment Of the American Re.
pu bic can never be overpraised though
all men praise it. 1t is an assurance that
liberty has secure abiding place in the
world ana shall grow from more 10 more
from this time on. The moral of all its
teachings is that men need never despair
OF liberty nor of this Republic. That
mora is lost by those orators who talk ON
the Fourth OF Jaly of problems, issues
and questions. 1t is emphasized by him
who. exulting in his mericsnism, exalts
the memory of the fathers of the Repub-
lie and inspires in the minds of his hear
ers true conception OF the greatness of
their country.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
ma. BRYAN ON MEDICINE.
xetussz esEs Isu-7a.

Sebrzsxz -sz-s J5z-za-
". BRIAN s1sls Is II toETs i1r e'-1--- -
making lis csnPsiga for 1900, i11i ne
pzouss hare taken saeir uedic41-7 szc s-e %
batter snd nuxi Immediately charge oacic-a-
BaI tne tor sio- Is = little too P-evio1s- ! Y
people have p-sse-lbs4 tAelr zzso1clEe, Tllca
Is protective tsrlE and Z sCznd c1Tr=IeF-
TIE arEi doe gill be ada zln.sie-ea 1sz; r2ol'S'
for i szKes : HtIs tire % ccEPoE1c IA
Kind a r-diesze. TIE second VIII d gTe1
so TIE pEtiez. aeIt EEz.sr. poss4o-Fs al =
not soze hing Ike ysar iSere&fles-
II TIE aesa1ize the 1iac c1rs ot NeH1a-
leys election aEs done so1e very e-e1liEo-s
=o-k While Ihs Psop3e have Tot entirely r.
covered tnEir o3d health they are certainly
couTzEsxe1aE. When E1s D.lE.sT TE--z iol1c
r@si.y gets 20 EOrE- NJ 5-yA1 Vii 1EFe 70
ehsuge as fuze according 20 81 EppSE-soceS,
Ezd sous ct his pErtT srs sl-ssdT ca Mn z
hat Il = the medicine ia=g hzc = y1eE al
along.
NJ. Bran 5 simply rushing ths ease 5g i-y-
ing 70 make the patient believe tasi 1e AEs
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-07
So south%rn CaIifor.ia.

Les n-s-sS he 1cs1 b-z1-it1l cs-y ia. tts
Timed as az I5=-o. EzsE5=ls 2iv=-z-5e-
Es1is1cs. CO-uuG1o 6szca- CGtAli-z Isls-cs sd
the tho1szod E5d o1s o1Eer d=l1- lIsg F-2c=s Z1si
h,s se~n- Toa cza rs-1r- . ~ Ezs- s1rul=E ths
orszE. groves o Sozi1s-u Czllfsrlla E4.e.5-s ~
G: GA e. pezs, z-6 ye1 al always rez-=- y. =.
yo1 taE 70 So Los Auzs-ss E1d ne- sts-=r S-Its-
The szn-A Fs trans faro-sh i1s n-Eass- cAz-Bc-s-
CT sc-ozzc5z- -o1+. s1d c-usuz= o--T thr==
nszhfs Los , zEslssto Cbi-E-o- C1l- A. 54s EA-2s.
s-rss- CE-o1lc-s o1lltlzE-