... McConachie Speaks. I have observed that the worthy gentleman who usually contributes this column appears to have set himself the task, for these opening weeks of August, of writing a series of talks on the subject of ‘“holidays,” which he fondly imagines ...

... It speaks for itself ...

... [FILL SPEAK GROSVENOR ROAD - METHODIST CHURCH PALM SUNDAY, APRIL 6th, at 3 p.m. SUPPORTED BY MAJOR-GENERAL R. EVANS, M.C., Area Commander HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (Coun. A. H. J. Stroud, M.8.E., J.P., C.C.) AND MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION Chairman : REV. ...

... SEQUAH SPEAK “No one hax the right to dogmatise in Medicine which i: still an ineract science.” —S8m Mackenzir MPELLING TESTIMONY! AND LEARN WITHOUT EQUAL FOR RHEUMATISM. Crown Road, Portslade, near Brighton, January 28th, 1888. Gentlemen,—I have tried ...

... SEQUAH SPEAKS ROOTED OUT. 42, Esslemont Avenue, Aberdeen, September 18th, 1889. Dear Sirs,—I am ha) py to inform you that a severe neuralgia and lum! 10, which I have had for years, and for which I was treated in vain by several physicians, has been perfectly ...

... SEQUAH SPEAKS. GOD BLESS SEQUAH. FXCELLENT HEALTH 61, Garfield Street, Belfast, 17th October, 1888 Dear Sir,—I have much plea sure in stating that our wonderful medicines, ‘“ Prairie Flower ” and “Indian Oil,” have cured me perfectly. I have been a sufferer ...

... THESE FIGURES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. ...

... To Speak with One Voice, | Mr. James E. Mullens, organising disl trict delegate, said he wished they were all 'in one org-a,nisation. There were too many Trades Unions, and perhaps a little too few Trades Unionists in England to-day. They wanted to get ...

... MR. VERNEY SPEAKS. The Chairman introduced Mr, Harry Verney, who commenced his speech by asking why he and his sister had cycled from Odiham, why the Chairman had come from Hook, and why they had come out of their houses to listen to political speeches ...

... MR. CALVERT SPEAKS ) Mr. C. A. L. Calvert, who followed, touched on thé great Liberal meeting recently held in the Albert Hall, saying he was struck with the tremendous amount of enthusiasm, and the grim determination expressed on all sides by every member ...

... LORD CALTHORPE SPEAKS Lord Calthorpe accepted the invitation, and thanked those present for the kind welcome given to Lady Calthorpe and himself. Like himself, he said, Lady Calthorpe was a very good Unionist, therefore she was very glad indeed to do ...

... Speaks of Woman’s Place. Miss Reavell was the first-of the candidates for the Board of Guardians to speak. She had declined a place on the platform earlier, but when her turn came to speak ascended the platform, and with ease of manner and considerable ...