" Live? of great men all r-'fi; VVe c«n ti»nk« our live? »\\bh-. AmVdepnrtiug, leave, b^l'iii:: Foofprintu on the e.uid.-' of M TllßnHove is read with gtvnf thotisaniTs of young mo,;. them with HOPK, for in tho hrigh youth ti'ere is no such word ?.s '• s»t\ many, this is correct, — is Jviio >■■ to the youth who has nev:>r a strength — and to the man who ':• ' passion's nl:ive." Hut. to lh«t youth — to thn! :>-.:>.v waited hip vigor, who has yic! !o' IP lhei«mpur..ry sweet allurs. .m r, TiUtfWil ' thiuii lirinil Will il^me .- — ■ stons», to lum the above \v<p* ar< reproach. YVlmt Ilopkc«ji he ii«v •ippirations ? What cbmiee <>f 1« 'ootpmits on the p>md» of tn:O ? alas! there i" nought bur dark d: rtelf*reproncli for a loH life. Fora mutt to leave his oofpiv! sands of time, lie nm-t bo einiowtstrong brain and nervous power. possess a sound, vigorous, heiiciiy a healthy body— tho pow P r to c the energy to execute! lint Uw Australian youtli ! Seethe ewacia the vacant look, the listless he^'iacii;; the n.rvmis dislrust, the seiis.U? idiotic expression. Note his rlempconvcrsiition, and th<-n eay. Is tiunluave his lootpriuts en the sat:a> of Do parents, medical men a ■ > . 1 o-i youth p;ty sufficient nltentioii io jtvi? 3)o they evt-r ascertain ilio this decay ; and having done *•:;. ii( n strict sense of duty domniiJo) skilled advice of tho medical n^>i. mitdo tliis branch of his pro^-i-M ticular speciality, whoso life hu*. t.> to the treatment of these caM--: f wliat is your answer ? Le* each t. for himself. Parents see their pm^e; gradually before their sight, >ee I i:vi emaciated old voung men, brcktr:; health, enfeebled, unfitted for the life; yet one word might »ar? :i uonnd and vigorous hca!th-givit'_- •'«:. a medical man, habituated to (no taud continuous supcrvi>ion ot ■-■•;■ wou 1 J, in most instances, succeed in oil ttie impending doom of a mi-^T: gloomy future, and by appropmte n restore the enervated system u> its vigor, and ensure a jo»ous and h.-i:>j«; Dr L. L. SMITH, of Me ! b«ur..v, it the diseases of youth and those i:i-;^>-.; from hie peculiar study. Hie wh;;!v sional life has been especially doom. treatment of Nervous Aff ctio:.s nDiseases incidental to Mairit^d Life. skill is available to all — no mutter h<uv hnr.drtds or thousauda oi uiti> j s di^h>ni. system of correspondence by letlvr i-< n well orgauised and knowi., tli it cin would be superfluous— (by tins .?•:«•■•-■ thousands o\ patients have been cv <j v he has never seen vni never k:io^<o- , .i is earned on with such judicious -:r r that though he has been prutio:'.? branch of his professiou for twci'tv-six ; in these colonies, no single iu^tuc.: d dental discovery lias ever yer j;.»;^.' When Medicines are required, tli.-j---forwarded in the same careful rmi;s;er wit.: a possibility of the tontetits tf tiu j r.-ii being discovered, Plain and clear >iir>:o; accompany these latfer, and a cure is eii j without eyen the phyficiau knowing wl his patient. To Men and Women wiih Bn^eiw' Con9titutious, the Kervous, the Dcbi'i!: and all suffering from any Disease w:»at.« Dr L, L. SMITH'S plac ot treatment c mends itself, avoiding, as it docs, t ho irr venience and expense f a pevsouai visit ADDRBBS— DR. L. SMXTS, 183, COLLIN3 T R tfiis, t 1 KAa i\ MKLii;)UKi\i Late the ReM len ->t' the (.K>v*>rno THIS ADVKKTISKMKNT fcHOl Mi OVHKFULLY RKA!> AND MEMBKHEI) BY KVHUYONE TEKK.-STBDIN KENC^G. THK PATENT OVAL SAMSON FENCE WI Has now been bet'>r<- the j üb! o t\nyears, and during fitat l\;n» 5000 TOiN.S HAVE BKKX vSOL (Tiving very great satisfac'ion. in y.rnwhich we bo <l numerous test iinorn.-ils ■ well-known Colonists; an! the derr daily increasing to surh -mi rx'cnt. numerous Spurious Im'tauous l;-ir ( - i b*»«n *»\/jduced in the vm-i mis n\n of Australia aud J><ew ZvhUum, Co sole purpose of damaging ih<-. rejvjt of the Patent Oyal Siimso:i Wire. THE SAMSON WIRI Was | aieiiied Htid iutrc»!u.;c*<i lour years ago in V^ict-Tih, New South V Queensland and New Zealand ; aa* principal claim set loitti whs us made Oval to proven f-nu 1. Ye:, \ face of these patents firr.ie. — mir.v spectable stauding have, f r ih^ >uk paltry commission, ient i!k:; .etvus . introduction of various sptinous ' tions, which render the. is ii.-.bio io >< at law, and innoyaucu :i>i.i •n^appoi: to the us<ts. The public when purcln-iuj:. a:v ; fore cautioned to see thai encii cv;ii a tin tahv thus : — PA l ENT OV\L S A M S< ) s \X IN OVAL ; And^thePattfiiteesTally 1 1 irod. M M D H IN PADI.OCS. ManufnclnrH bv the \V ; nt!>.rv.»Company, Wnrrinuton, Knirh'ri.i Prices Greatly Eoduc M'LEAN BitJi. & 2 IMPORT Kit tj9 JiLlZAtiKlil 6i"iiKL.T. 130UOK
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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 1 June 1881, Page 1
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778Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 1 June 1881, Page 1
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