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0F BOSTON

lilli a Monster Meeting

in Tremont Temple

SIR CHARLES TUPPER

Delivers in Eloquent Oration Andisllreetecl with storms

of Applause

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[Boston Herald March 6th ]

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the battle of Jan. 24 was fought.--‘ Navy and Army lsllii_strafed.’ "'m_`

Snr till) loyal Britons gathered in - c ` ` 'n'¢l\°llt TCIBDIG |550 ¢Y°l11D8 10 Day 8 aided the approach of a. compaxiy of High-_, *WNW U19 |8114 Of f/hell' f8l9he1'5» and landers, who proceeded up the 'main aisle ' ‘NU we time to drop ashilllns in were stirring strains ofabagpipe. 'rheu- tlie tambourine for the absent-minded 5 grunge fired the spectators' with

PM great enthusiasm,and tumultuous applause

IU Temple probably never held o more broke out au over the house. lliinaiaatic audience When the OYSM1 The ladies lent their presence to the '“ mt P°°11l8f01'th 80Il0l`0\1S Sf1`3-IU* picture. The corps of young ladies in the "mm 1'¢£ill°l¢ bllld 191111118 T01 wk costumes of the Red Gross Society, and * ‘mi md ¢l\¢°l'Ul¥ f°l' B055 th* the hundreds of scarlet garments worn ilblin Fillleerl, tho H1863 Wild' 11° in honor of the event, added to the picture- liillll lllladc, “Tommy Atkins and “qs appearance of the hall _ A il lveshqg 'Jac Chamberlain and Chairman Windslcr, in opening said; \‘ Lndiiaxsa alllaneov lllarilll! “Wa are nit llorl to adopt resolutions or

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ta laveawarln spot in thehilr iocnable any one to airhia own sP°¢=iI\¥ slllaienal anthem was sang ,alitical opinions. We an simply harm

by the aadimoc atandhl, so-aight for business business in thai

dass grated lr Tapper' .agp of ctiariiptoholp oar tellsw soaail?

Ula Meadlinembstwoal ill maland womenlndistasss.

to contribute liberally.

Sir Charles Tuppor was gven a folioi~

‘sous introduction by the chairman, and when he came to the front of the platform he was given a very enthusiastic Welcome.

secmin l affected by the recap-

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° *ion he received, and fora few moments

'his voice fnltered and his speech halted.

and suddenly fatal when it d<`ee\_1i’h'°P°”‘kin$ am y

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is a. rare d sease Lopsicled _‘Zre_l__\;.;eI)c‘;t1;ltTn(;;tth‘ff _§;f§;a_a;e

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nts cannot convince an in _just as deeply, just as vitally interested as

hmm' Pe°P19 Il'0ll 13 fl- V1’ 'J 9‘e'1(;rea,g Britain. England at this moment

°f ll-lo blood Too lmflvis fighting the battle of civilization. ie is weakness, lack of gpg, s, pal- f ii question not between a republic and a

¢h0BkS, 3l1Ol'tl1€SS Of bl'8&ffh 319913' !Il0n&!‘Chy: but it is a question between a

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nervousness, loss of vita1`corr\;i»i» oligarohy and “ig vffideft’ Tm

ndmg In general break dgym broadest and themost wor -wi e ree: om

iron m Dr Wud 8 Blood and ithatllis to be found in any country in the

i is in the soluble form you "£231 say briean and at the outset that combination with other cura- it ever than was a 1ong_su5-e,.ing_ if ever

‘santa m Buch manner that ‘ there wasa patient country in the world,

°&l\'S resist their action Y. -» that count,-y has been Great Briuein.

YWTSBH getting well when yo! Starting from the Sand River convention D1' Ward’= iood and Ncrw of 1852 the Boers proved that they were

incapable of self-government. To be sure,

b-»x~ fu-;2_ A11 firivgg sts, or f,he'B0ei-is warlike and is brave. From _ &c° T°‘°“"°' °“t° childhood' the Boerisa`=wa.i'rior. How do l ‘ A ._ _ _ _ ; ;

`However, as he advanced, he took i1;spir-_ “nge _ _ ng

t' from the frequent outbursts o ap-‘g _ _ . .

°ymPwm5 of dyspepela' or ;l:;e and grew eloquent. He said: _ ls:§dt€;itt:;;r;b;§uittr§f§-1;, 2:2

ironble, such as palpitatione _ The question before Us is “O” *nf* ‘luwiinnbiiiieysc govern this section of the 1 s 'avary enthusiastic and sympathetic ons,

‘Peuili 1088 of appfgifle andd P301* tion between l§;_>o1‘ M13 B1‘1*0‘;- It 1IS;S<§1‘; i ,_,ou,,t,.y_ ,nd what was the result; _ ~ ~~ -------~ ighe ,hump hung gina,

are magni an is- thing truer, wi er an gran 61'- . , _ .L A A er ,nv __ _~` _ _ in Mwxinnon "ig, in pug; "1

mm °°"°“S S1399 Of helm* ‘Wu q“°“ti°”’ in my udgemelm as whether % 1 g 3 that so many loyal soldiers fell in

With (he ob ec; of fn hmm” the that great and important section _oi t-_he i 0 ° * - - - _ -

J g _ _ ‘ Africa, butl regoice in the prominent

lllto takin” this og that heart world-gnovzneilimiiotlithvitlinciats i`ii'il:;};ii;t;3 ' es. . . tht th' Cumlian Bomb” ‘wk in ui. N'

If ii imndrcdih pure of the i1“°“‘“ “en _no digmnt day to be tho A _ ___ _ ___ __ __ mioqniishs mais. causasiiincicnga

trouble we hear about were iresourcesv? - 1 h '-'-*_ A A T°m"m9 Mase or ‘G r' “““mmp°'°“°tP"t°“h° Brmsh 'mph' 8 oemem _d be fined n _home of millions of tie iinian race- _ _ wk M _ _ chasers mnhmm is a posmv. ¢m.,_ _but many stuxds as th’ right pa' of an

A nes Won I ‘whether that country _is to eI:J0y, 01' Patil- _ l"i6 Ol SM 08308 011--A A A British nom _

‘ wrorio con~itructiond1S ei- suffer, the civi1iza’_;io_n o;__._l_ie 17th cen-5 w&n_Kmwn Tamiya mul* 1-555 ¢f _ i. I 'aswgd ?,i¢h_p§1¢s when Ihlggan gg _ “Ash0,_._;1._imeag0it'u “hah ‘wht mn milllmon allmelem elim 3;] up tug' gr' iiti $viii;ii'ehe Bi-ieoiil "ls 7“""° °f 3"°"°"'"‘ fm" Mm' A gxigeugmg "Ommem° It mm' id°°° C“““d° °"° t'° Q” mm" °°“"’f

e pcop e in o e ie a. is _ _ _ ,__ _ ‘ , li _ _ " lands_oin`ebody,aprominsnt man answ¢~

heart disease is evalent where alone is not interested. It is ii question , l'\1~`\'°~¥-223 UMW U! £5939 3 il This is the substance of scores and E “_ .Nothing , Oh! I am ghd he ‘;“ i

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'°‘1 hem trouble which is soo” "hw" ‘he W9” "°“‘°“ “f mf’ E”¥`i li” °°“‘°°=“'“- i'i§`l‘.}§‘;°v‘ff2§’l.'§$i°§’;§§L§'Z‘§ Ziéiiffdlaw I-rroon who hwlioimoim-da

f ll of the world In thug Mr. J. Ponston driver for Mr. J. Walsh If gn maid on; look ovn. these ‘etters _¢V8l'y(»h,l.llSb0 the 11100161' 001111511-Ill*

soda; Tsiiiterhmnuutncrurer, 'ftoi-onto, wi-ltrcsi lg you 5,;-“ld be surey to find eviden” of lviry existence, her freedom, and herti-ee T" "&"‘~` ee” “ $"°?“i""‘ 9'" 'Om "Ml ' him _ Y 1;; 7 domisfireater than that of any country <_._;~e:id__eli.\;_e:ise asthnizi ior s.-ight Fears, dually g fxgrihiigiyafsgsgkigdéigjallezgk themmeri?:o§°;r_ qugder f. g wngpy gf hegvgm

_,ic i #4 es 1 becoming so seiere that I could ,

hier ‘i n‘ ht I dreaded when night i Cha,5a’5 Ointment, thconiy guaranleedgarg “T110 blood that Howed hom Canldl-'I

Only to show their utter inability to

carry out republican institutionsor gov- ernment of any kind, in 1876-such lr the Boer's personal hostility to anything like ;

taxation of himself for purposes of govern- _-_

ment-in 1876 they were broken down and bankrupt, and unable to meet even the

races E land found that they

ilu ' \-l lg , _ . gegigje-A _f<;;°_ f§1§_°;A,;'__“>;__;»_;>____1_'§§f; __f_<;r _1_§_<;- fi forpiies. A -' ~ ~ lwiuinsinscemimeea im-eo Briana me

ii 'foil ii ._' I 2 . _ -f' ' ' . ‘ . A .

_ 1 __r;¢; ;._- wmedicq; ag ing; my ASkY°‘1f1_\°‘€@b°fHb°l1l1f»2SkY°m'dW8$‘§* AhorQueeii in no unmistakable manner. I

i/0 ei .ns _ sein? .i _»ii..i.\:_~ii rush. its eiioct. I consultedlim' dede' “ht he k°°w5 abwt Dr tchags The Bngggh ¢g,ugei¢,Jugt,and no 9

The result was that’ W3./th the fun 539°' “canie,however,heeontinucdmlhen

tion of the President, Mr. Kruger, of the' South African`Republic,England proclaim-__

ed that country as a crown colony. Eng- ~ the great Eng]ish_s~pea_king family ml gm* land then did -what the Boers were incaip-__ _,aide Gigi", Ag1¢n¢,;°_ ah, mag gwgmi Of d0l11g.She ehgagad the with tha* _produead 3 _eha_r8,e_0f zgntiunnc in those two great Zulu chiefs. and afierflfgh, maids of the people f tms A31-gay, 9”* ==“=1'ill°° °f b1°°<1ei=<l *l=°“~l'f¢pui»ii¢ that 1 at me ieiicn wi i» savages were defeated and peace tal _°~,_'.n.,,¢,d_ A

restored. ‘ ' i

Hr. Tiipper then went grievances of the

join any 'combination that would

_as ‘thefVictoi‘iane1‘a,

:se ratioiiotthis oolonyhol

A ,Pa . _ _ __ ,A |fc0unt'ry§` h`e_sald a natural |i_estrangement arose out*-"ot

What happened then! Why these

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‘ “bean onlytoglad so take under. ‘yang th" kind” kdm*

thoB1'i_tiah ilngrosoln revolt and _Wu 3

I the womb

which I

_P°2‘i`»l011 of the ,this great republic of the United States,

and those who use that all-conqiaerinlg

English language, that allthe 'all A

the more intelligent and themore inde

Apendent ` public - sentiment, ,hom :_ tlie,.Pre-v*

sident of this republic, and the _i_1his_republic, the _concensus of sentlmentw is ‘with England. 'This-shows that 'this-

great republic are ` prepared to-i» e

day to ieciprocate the action ' that Britain,/when on a more important .ami

readyeosuina by and maintain the in dependent action of the United

and that she would not he a. partyto '

tere with the free will and _action great majority jimd.1na.gg ,oi the _ people ot this country. , A A - ‘ 'riic `spca.k_er__ rcg_i~¢niedAA the het

the era of III. was not

would ~s_till have. _re colony. and th_eAp_eace

probahly_`.hav;e been After

st1'uggle.When the Spanish

showed alllthe powers of Europe would not be a party to interference with

_ ,Howdy mucipme

b would finditaal! ina

aacredtlie-English troops sent thereto 1 hu,” ¢ yu

canyon the government or the emplle._ ,uf 5, .Nm

And again a s_ti'u_ggle _was on -“_ 15.53,,

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land. Wliatlnippeaed then! Iaaa an-~,‘,,,,.,.,¢

_ jbrtunata _hour that great- statesman, _g.U,_;“d3h

"‘ *° U““" 1"" ““ "‘1“’~"' h' "“§,1'h“_fm°“;f°Sf, iff sm cruinnm 'rorrms :guuzma vnu: ¥,°,'f':,";,“°‘,,,,i°',,g°,,°""f§ was-nw¢vadsidab1lld00l_“wipingsom»tkiD8 ,O IN U ~ A A. _ -A A. _ -'_ , - ~ A ‘ “_ I ` » . A A ' alum now ‘Atrle»." ood il °°°°=\v11°‘>1°8“°* '“"ff aw an mir bmvov ua sm: win-like i;*°f§:’b‘;§¥c:ui-nsts!:.¢]:d;;'n mmhmp' in Mm ua in

Vasa bright touch of blur it valuable lives wars being lost and muck __"“m.ents’ Th., use them in um ,.61 _w_m__am Guam” made* mistake. (A _tlaiis 5I0i_nl\9_f»lll_\\rf¢l_¢\10\i)|la

'hd' '°°”° Th°"° "“ ‘ 3°°d “mmng was “ned mfg, ch ihniaioppreslion ot tlis native races, the worst. voicr “Wliatdidhs do with Gordon 1”) on” civmnd “mt

h So t can ‘

of natty English army Um account the Britis ii 1 In-bind 11;., P,” at In Tu I it mtl - ,

Gmisting of fatigue suits and the vvasinaugiirated. Heurged his hearerl ‘;§l;r;°§r;;'_ °v°r e ‘ _ _ _ math IFPS 1;” l\1‘°°°°Nni:3`vv'it_h ‘;::__,3°

Unfortunately, Gladstone taking a ' ‘1 h “.“,‘ hum.. 8”' th ~' mi

gelerouaview of the situation, England;

_‘gave to the Boer the self-government _ _

his country, .under the suzerainty of Eng- , land. It was not unacompanied, but was accompanied by the clearest and emphatic declaration on the part of the Boer auth- orities that they were going to give equal rights and justice to all, whether they , were Boers or British, or from any other _ country. A

ur: f;iri:iZ_~.' lcirif-=:. :in-l after a few weeks iolmmem- uY°“PT°fe*' Sfmt 9-tW°°m SW-“P .. . if --.~mi:eii‘i shit. he _-oiild do nothing for nic. ‘ii lo these omces io pay passcage. on a free Sa'-Yllfkv A ‘mt See th” the Bntuh '°Mi°r u ‘ _ il'A~o»_.i:;it i' ; iniii. the science ofiwhich willbesentby return mailifyoumention `what’isi-ight.

Lt St. Andi-s1_r’s Pi-esbytcriaa (ihuxoh sa

'West Concord street, last evening.

Rav. A.. D. HeKinnon delivered a

to his sermon, the topic of

"Canadian Troops on the Battlsisld.” ](aoKi.mion is an ardent of

British, andhis audience last

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iiediciife .hall i. no liin for the or;lhis . ' i ' ' 'ii.;thinatic. A iii-l_',;iibo5ur, gwlio had ggeng %;;a5e»s Oilnmem has _nt-,ver yn been ‘_ ‘tTh‘e‘f°°1mgA enstmg- betwwn Gr”*' ciirvd by Cl:ii`ke’s iaoin Compound, advised , hwwnmgii to cuz? p;i_e5_ It Wm not fain. E'lf.dna.ndtheUnlted Std!!! UIQ me 't° “Y it' I P"°"""’ed ” b°m°' which your msc. Ii runners nc: what kind of pike lateSpanisli-American war was more

helped me some. I took in all tive bottles;

and it has worked won<l¢~.,a in my ease, and li_ave not' since lost fi nights .Jeep or ai days work. It is ti"'i§- a wonderful

ed dl > f il' zninlit

-have dfhowl smndingdf _llS¢»D,l'.

gases fggegly and it wl

cure you. c

For women snB`ering from itching Dr Chase’s

fi-iendlythanat any time since $0 Declaration of Independence. So close mrxt

rem y,::n eancii,ri»_\ref‘oiri i i.. A . - __ _ _ f°*or1i'- isnzeerez fi-cc usz\im:i." C1=iriei~‘s .Oimmcnz is ii, prompt relief. lt also cures thataBritish-American alliance seemed

Kola ffoinpmznil is .<i:»lY '.=_i= :ill di'ii;:"is~>': o“ ‘ ‘ ble kh d‘ arse lt heum and . » ~ » ' - . l._\» the Griffiths :mai 2\iiic;¢h4z'ssn C3., `].i;u£E gm _?!a'issaof gnesumabk id_rn°3t9'P°°`5‘__bl1fty~ But thathlgdsyeli an

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