The herald., 1898-08-07
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
The Magnificent COnsummatIon of
a Glorious Campaign
And It's Splendid Parallel in the Daily
Life of American Men and
Women

Yes: rouse, Americans! And cheer!
And let your voice be heard
Wherever men love liberty
And prize that sacred word
For 10. on Santiago's heights
Our gallant standard waves.
And freedom dawns on souls OF men
Who yesterday were slaves.
With stern, heroic Miles
Fair Cuba drops her captive chain
And lifts her head and smiles.
The proud Castilian hirelings bow
Before Rights stern decree;
The Pearl of the Antilles" now
Is fated to be free.
The naughty, domneerng power Of intol-
cradle wrong can never maintain itself
against the might and majestyiof universal
freedom.
The spirit of liberty and right. however
shackled and Handicapped in the beginning,
is bound in the final struggle to be the con-
quering power. The Americans are win
ming because they ought to win. First of
all our cause is just. The irresistible gal
lantry and skill OF our officers and men on
land and sea are reinforced by the thrice
powerful armament of conscious rectitude.
Whatever is wrong. irrational and unnat-
ura cannot stand long before the over
whelming force of what is right and REQ
sonabe We see the manifest power Of
natural and invulnerable law in every do
main of action and of life.
When Columbus, the learned and almost
inspired navigator, called upon unexplored
oceans to surrender their hidden continents,
he had behind him the great cosmic princi-
pies that he knew could never be gainsaid.
When Newton formulated the universal
law that holds all suns and stars together
in their places, he knew that every physica!
object, big or little. in the whole round
world must inevitably, and for ali time.
obey the principles that he so confidently
enunciated.
When Watts discovered the powers of
steam, and Stephenson harnessed them in
locomotive shape; when Franklin chal
enged the clouds. and Edison carried his
battle into the ethereal currents and vibra-
tions--each one of these aggressive genuses
was upheld and dominated by the conscious
ness of deep. enduring principles which
reached down into the very ultimate Ma
ture Of things and there found unfaling
sustenance and support.
In the great field of medical research and
therapeutic physiology DR.. r. V. Pierce
OF Buffalo, n. Y, has. for thirty years
been prose cutting a continuous, unntermit-
tent campaign against disease. From the
very earliest days of his entry upon the field
Of medical practice. he has been Sustained
and reinforced by the invincible principles
of nutrtive and metabolic physiology.
He has known that he was right and tbs
result of his endeavors has been continu-
Gus, unfailing demonstration and justfica-
tion of his principles. In originating his now
famous Golden Medical Discovery" he
founded his faith upon the great basic prin-
cple of digestive nutrition. He recognized q
that Nature carries on and sustains all
physical life through the digestive and nu-
tritive organism, and that through this
system alone it is possible to radically CON
quer disease.
He appreciated the great physiological
truth that Nature working according to
her own chosen methods, will accomplish