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Inangahua Times, Volume II, 12 August 1881, Page 1

" Liws of jri'nt iii"ii sill r. mind u a , We can n>.:ko our lives suhlimr; Aiu!, 'ii.'pnrting, fave behind us Foof print* on thr «:ir.d* of tim"." fyi LIE above is reml v.itii great intprc^ |_ thnu.san ■?« o*' yoiii'g n.cn. It in-;-i tli^m with Hope, ror i>» the bright h>xi<. .; voutii tiiero i^ no em-h word ns 'nil. ;.!..• sh\ ir.a»-y, tins is correct, — is truo with •• :: 1 to tlie youth who has never »»ba^i! ■ stfi'irth — and to the iua:i >vho has uot !n * p;i!*»i(.«ii's slave.' l>ut tr» »hnt yrfiitli —^o th-it ninn. wh,. ! : %vi^t<d l.is vi^ror, who has y;thieu hut s»i: • '. ths temporary .swi».-t a"iiie;iients ol_ v: who has jriven unoridled I <.-ense to his . ;■ sioi.s, 10 iii'ii the abovrf li-.ts are but Ireproach. Wjiat ihrE c n !:e liave ? \Vh •i>(:;rations ? What ciiiince vi le«vinsr •"•■■ ■'X'tp'ints on tlie sar.ds 0! time? For k J : •(!=«?! there i« nought but dark dup.'.u- ;■■■ si li-rer>ro.'cii for a lost !{f*. Fora mil" to icy.ye hi* oorprin?? on ::■ sutkU of it-ne, h^ v--\\ \ be eiidowed wiiii s'roNg brain an I nvi\->jus i> ■ ■'.•■ v. We n\\< •iiossuss a soti'id, viiroroic, '^eaisiiv tut d, ' ii ii-ttltiiy body — tho n.>iv P r f<> con-ciYc-the ener.y to exeeuie! i : ut lo.>k at os<. Au-ti"ii;iii yc.ith ! >■<■.• flu' ■•"•.•:c;i'ed for;the VMf'iiiit jo'. 1 !;. ib>' i ; ?i'or.s l:i'.i filing uiann.--I (lie 11 rvoiH dts'.riJ'J', tin? seitseit?!?, »liu<^ = i iviiotie expression. X:'t>.' hi? oYine;irj~ur o:'^ I (••i!iv« < i>sirj,,M > :.| t I ih,.ti s-iv, I? thut :» man t leave his ootj.vints cm the sum's of time. Do parents, ruciical mesi a in educators o" youth p:iy sultieieut :»it»ii)tion to this s'. ; ! j'-et ? Do th^y ever .i-ovr?ti:u the onus? v." I Sijj? tletJtiy ; aud i:aviu x down so, do they (;>• v strict sense of du'y di-mands) ?p»'k ; : ' skilled advice of tlu' niedi^il man, who t: :.s mule tliis branch o'< liis p'^e^i^n iv's p.i> ticular speciality, r!.o-c life has been devo'' ; to .he treatment of thpso eases ? head r. what is your answer ? Lee each one answ. . 'or himsi-l!', Taretits S' - e tht'ii' progeny f;;di •. grtduaily before their sight, t-ee them be< o;.; vuiaeiated oi.l young men, broken down t;; health, enfeebled, i;!»fi;{e;l for the battle v\ life; yet one word mi<:ht save them, ov.. sound and ri^orotw hi-aitli-^ivin^ h-lter fr ■■.<•> a medical man, habituated to the tr^aTnv::and continuous supervision of sui-li eu?:\-. wou' J, in most iiistmc •?, shci> ed in war.iii':" oti' tie impe.iding ( 4 on:n ol a miserable .-,r ; glooiuy 'uiiiie, jii.i by appropriate trea! me: ' restore the rncrvated system to its ? ; 0 : m r. . vigor, and enMiro a joeus asid happy I;V' j)r L. L. S.MI ni, of Meibouriie, has .^ ,j. the diseases '>f youth and those arising ih. r from his pecu'iar stu ly. /lis wholt* p0 t sional life lias been especially devoted l.s r' tnaiiutur o( Norvous AlLelious an: : ; . Disesscs i.icident.il to Married Life, !.:• skill ;s available to ail— no matter how .> \- hur.dreds or thousntula of miles distant, il • system of corre*})ondeuce by letter is r.n?- - Well orgauieod and known, th.t cor..iu--., Maattld Jbe Biipc^»a-r(by_ tIU» Qeaus tu^i thousands o\ patieiits have been cured, v-Ikv he has never aeon and never known) ; .;; .! Ie carried on with euch judicious eur^rri^c that though he has been practisii;£; <L branch of his profession for tweDty»s;.\ y ; in these colonies, no single instance ti a dental discovery has ever yet ha;.-..;-u When Medicines are required, tK'^ forwarded in the sau.e careful manner . [■': a possibility of che contents cf the jv.;: being discovered, Plain and clear d •;•■',>!: accompany these latfer, aud a cure i^ ,'•;■• without eyen the physician kuowiiur wb his patient. To Men and Women wi;h Bro!; ;>u -l Constitutions, the JServouu, the Dci.-iiir-i---and all suffering from any Disease -.^hatf Dr L, L. SMITH'S plac'ot treutnu;! ,: mend* itself, avoiding, as it does, tl-v ■;•... veniencc and expense f a personal vi;.;j. Addhess — DR. L. SMITH, 182, COLUNi TRKKT KA^;" AIKLBOOKN--Late thp R j *Uen or* the <h>vi ••■<>,<•- THIS A DVKKTISEMKNT tl; >i l< K C A j{ E FUL LY R K Ai) A.\ n | MEMBISUED BY KVERYO.\^ rEKKsTFD IN FENCING. THE PATENT OVAL SAMSON [ FBNCfi W [ y. lias 00-v bc-iu bef >re lije pubi c :..>r ;'.- vear«, aid durinfi that tiirn 1 50fM)"TO>'S HAVEBKEN living very jjreat satisfacfion, in yvo^which we ho d numerous testiinoiiiji'- rV.weli'known Colouists; and the d(?;n :;n: 'tai!y incrensinu; to such an ex!erK, t : numerous Spurious Imitations liave i;\U; b^n V/jduced in the various mnkt of Australia and JS'ew Zcai;uiri. f.-;- ;: sole purpose of daniayiiif.' th-.-- r.-pu; -ii. of the PateutOyal CN-nubOu Wiro. ___ THE SAMSON^ WIRTJ Whs 1 att-tiied and inlrotiu'.ed sour years ago in Viet-Tia, New >i.:!. Queensland and IScw Zealand; ar 1 ! i. principal claim set torch was iis \--r-:: made Oval to preven haul. Yet, •;• ;;■ lace of these patents firms — many .; vspec'able staiiding Inye, t. >r the >.-»;,■.• ji p.iltry coaiini^siou. it-nl tliiMiiselw^ : >r; ; mtroduclio.i of various sfunous : tions, which rondrr \he,o liable 10 .-■■■ ; at la.v, ;uui 1:1 uoy a nee aud ui.Mjppui • to the vs 1 rs. Tlte public when purrh9<in<j. arc foie cautioned to sco that each cvi. 1 , ■•. a tin taliv thus : — PATENT OVALSA.USO3 Wi \: ;■: IN OVAf, ; Aud.lhePalojitOfs' i'uih «..r j r;id^> ii;-. ; '.; Ai "if R iy Pvi -Loc 1. .Uanufjiohnv'l by Iho U" hi f error-.- V.'i.< (Jouip)iny, \Y<irn»a»<>ri, Knyl.-ifii? Prices Greatly Eeclao - 1 IMPOUTi-JK y9 h LlZj.x. u tHi oi ii i-'. r. i ,