... SEQUAH SPEAKS! SEQUAH SPEAKS! TO THE HALT AND THE LAME. TO ALL - FEW MO CHRONIC DISEASHi, TO THE MCI:R- A/ILES, AND TO TIPAZ wHuL DOCTORS HA% IS FAMED SO RELIEVE; TO WHOSE LITE IS • MISERY ON ACCOUNT OP cossrayr AND BUTTERING. NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following ni, j . are mipoi-i.r remarks Die t.uit cannot, help hut be value to ail readers Bitter. louowar*. first, (.ratituna tnat hare saveafrom horrible and, secondly, desire to warn all who read this statement aeairs some ...

... Public Speaking. Some general hints, applicable to all young aspirants for public speaking, may answer a good end. The earlier one begins to practice public speaking the better. For although the gift, in point of fact, developes late in life, it is only ...

... DILLON SPEAKS. Potato Blight v Landlordism. • 4* (Teiiiian to . VRie Mr. Dillon left Dublinit u fikVilielday (Saturday) morning, for Claremorrist'ei. route to Swinford. At Castlerertan address was presented on behalf of the Local Branches of the National ...

... SPEAKING FRENCH. The people who are familiar with one or two words of a foreign language are apt to be immensely proud of their acquisition, but woe be unto them i they throw toa much weight upon so frail a support, in attempting an extendi conversation ...

... SPEAKING OF FISH. Yon kin tell some pretty heavy fish stories, yon kin. he observed, as he threw hia leg over barrel and kicked the dog nnder the bar. Some of yer narratives is right interestin', too; bnt I allow that sumthin' happened to the undersigned ...

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... SPEAKING LIGHTHOUSES. The group-flashing system gives a very characteristic light, and one not to be confounded either with a fixed light or with one which flashes at equidistant intervals of time. It also permits of great variety. It is further said ...

... SPEAKING IN PUBLIC. The gift of speaking in public is sui gottfris. It requires a special talent, and there are particular professions for the due performance of whose duties it a necessary qualification. To address an audience effectively presupposes ...

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... him in speak; Were there ertain practices were carried ..inking of practices and services tisa ./hich were unknown to many them Tristram brought oefore them practice.ere actually in ttse in half the churches He should like to ask the Canon wha* ...

... Wepxespar A bumber of and Americans studying at the bere held a meeting yesterday for the purpose of founding a club of English-speaking stadents GENERAL BOLLANGER AND THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. im connection with the determination of the Saint Fuenne Kadical ...