SEQUAH TO OPEN IN NELSON

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 14 October 1922, Page 9

SEQUAH TO OPEN IN NELSON

No doubt many people •will respond to the free invitation extended to sec and bear this world-famed lecturer and public demonstrator. Sequah has a reputation that very few men of modern times have acquired or attained. His marvellous healing powers coupled with his ex tensive, and varied experience, enable him to grapple with ease the majority of the “ills that flesh is heir to.” His successful demonstrations in every town he visits are proof of his ability, and the lucid way he expounds his views on that all-absorbing topic “Health,” commands the closest and sinecrest attention of his audiences. Unique in personality, unique in method, Sequah never fails to make his impression uniquely felt in every town, city or country lie visits. It may be distinctly noted that Sequah does not profess to he a “faith-healer,” neither does he profess in any way to possess “supernatural powers.” He relies solely on his own means and methods. Right out to the masses of the people he comes, to give each and everyone an opportunity of seeing his work, so they can judge for themselves, and probably this is the secret of In's success. Although he has been bcfoi’e tbo public for over thirty years, and has lectured and demonstrated in all parts of (be world, be has never departed from bis original method of introducing himself, and the invitation is extended to see “the man” and “the method” which has withstood' the greatest of all tests, “the test of time.” His introductory lecture commences on Monday, Oct. 16th, in the M.F. Co.’s Garage (next door to Post Office).