... 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 ...

... IT SPEAKS VOLUMES FOR TUB FAIR AND EQUITABLE MANNER in which we transact our business, and the general satisfaction must give, for such large number of new customers to come to solely through the recommendations of their friends, who have had business ...

... THE DUMB SPEAKS. A Cardiff correspondent sends the following extraordinary story : A most singular experience has just befallen a Rhondda collier, named David of Treherbert. He was one of the many sufferers the memorable explosion at Penycraig Colliery ...

... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following etreumstanees, drawn from the personal expenene• of Vr, Whack, of the Borough Arm., Dudley Street, Wedunharl, are to important and really remarkable that they cannot help but be of interest sod talus to all readen:— ...

... SPEAKING STATUES. Discussing in a fantastic strain the projects of the Edison Phonograph Toy Menntaeturiug Conspasy, the Delia Telegraph overlooks one imminent consegossos of the phonographic movement. If the p can be applied to doll., it can sorely be ...

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... aeross Une oubled ) | . ' many weeks DP sutfered dre writhing for hours ¢ . tlone to THOVs that it was to speak, | to me worse, and Poot so friends gave met i ~ and th doctor ventured to offer no hope of a cure. At last [read fe Warner's pamphlets, sent ...

... SEQUAH SPEAKS I IN THE ARTILLERY DRILL HALL, BILVERWELL STREET, BOLTON, EVERT AFTERNOON AT 3-0, AND EVERY EVENING AT 8-80. ADMISSION FREE. THE HALT AW) THE LAME; TO ALL BUFFEBIKO FROM OHBOWC DISEASE; AND THOSE WHOM DOCTORS HAVE FAILED TO BELIEVE; NOW ...

... Brown Speaks Again. I would like all sorts of people work to get more pay, More pay means more comfort, more opportunity of enlightenniew and refinement, better dwellin,es, clothing, food, and • provision for old ita:e or dark d As my readers will have ...

... •They never speak as they pass by enormous war cry was asked by one of our Saturday night combatants—l:e invited his palsdespite the presence of the constables, to goior the police. Did mean go at tne police? or. bett-r still, did refer .to an attack ...

... PLAIN PULPIT SPEAKING. The Rev. Henry Hall, late of Hebden Bridge, and respecting whoso career we gave some interesting particulars on Saturday, commenced his pastorate at Ebenezer Baptist Chapel, Burnley Lane, on Sunday, successor to the Kov. J. E. Barton ...

... MR. PARNELL SPEAKS Mr, Parnell has at length descended from the clouds and deigned to give an interview to one of his supporters. We may be quite certain that the astute leader of the Irish wing of Mr. Gladstone's party does not break silence for nothing ...