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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1191, 3 November 1882, Page 1

Public Notice), j •• Lives of great men nil remind ua, ! Wn ran wake oar lives sublime ; i A n(l, lii'pnrtintr, leave behind us | Footprint* ou the «itiul« o< lime." rplIE above is read with great interest b» 1_ tli(iu«aiiilt» of young men. It inspire* them with Hoi'B, for in the bright lexicon o ■v utli there i« no such word :is» fiul. llnsl d«\ many, thin id nnrreitt. — it true with " >card 10 the youth who hue never abused hi* strengih— i»ud to the man who has not been ' pascion'sjidave." Hut to th»t youth — to that man, who hut wjt-tpd his vigor, who has yielded himself up if- theirinpdr ry sweet allurements of vice, who Ir.io yiveii uuoridled license to Ilia passions, to him the above linen are hut as a reproach. Wlml lloPK«m he have? What ntpinttions P What chum* of leaving Am footpiinia on' tTie BaVifli of time? TTorliiih. al'i.O there is nought but dark despair mid 91 11-ieproac'h for a lout life. For » man to leave hi» ootpri»ts on the ennds of lime, he mii't be endowed with « strong hrain an I nervoui power. He mutt I possess n sound, vit»o»oiis, healthy mi 'd, in in hraliiiy body —the power to con.eive— ihe enrr:y to execute! But look at our Auiniliiinvoulh! Set- Ihe emaciated form, ! llie vacant iook, lbt»lietle*«h«*itnting muuuer, i the n rvout dißlrust., the senseleHU, almost j idiotic expression. Note hi* domeanour ami I conversation, and then *ny, 1« that a man to I leave hi* ontprints on the wnds of time. Do parent*, medical men a'ld edunators o< youth pßy BuflJck'iit attention to thia eub■ji'ft? Do they ever atci-rtain the oause ol this decay ; and having done «o, do they (»■ a utiict Bi-ni-e of duty demand*) *eek tke skilled mlvitre ol the iiifdinul mnn, who has nude this brunch ol hiu proiesMon his partiouliir #peiyality, whose life has been devptej? to he treat ni«it of these eases ? keudflr, what w your an»wer P Le. eath one answer or hiinufll. Barents see thrir progeny fading gr.dutiily before iheir sight, i»ee them heroine emiifiiiU'd old young nifii, broken down in health, cnleebled, unfitted for Ihe battle of life ; j«'t one word might save them, ont oouiid Htirl vigorous hen.th-gi'ing lett«r from a medical man, habituated to the tri'UUnon* and conti'nuouß eupervi»iou of such cases wuu' J, in moot iiiHt mces, succeed in wurninjj 011 t lie impending doom oi a inisi-rubleund gloomy future, and b.v appropriate treatnienl r«sßtore the enrrvated system io its nuturai vigor, and ensure a jo- oue and happy file. Dr h. h. BMllli, o( Melbourne, has made the difeasen of youth and thosn afi*ing then! from liis peculiar study. Ilia whole pri>«sional lila has been espe'-inlly devoted to the tiißimini of Nervous AUtvlions and the Disennf* iticidentul to Married Life. His skill i* uv^ilabH. to ail— no matter how mt ->y hni.dn-il- or thousanda ol miles distant. His system of correspondence by letter i> now so well orgauised and knowi., tint comment would be superfluous— lby this <eaus many tliou'iuulsi of patients huve been cured, whom , he has never seou *ud never known) ; ana it I is cuiried on with such judicious «upervi*on | that though he h«s been practicing this brunch ot bib profession for twcnty»six years in these colonies, no single instance of aoci* dtiiitttl discovery has .ever yet .bitppened. When Aledicnies are required, these arc lorwnided M the same careful in>ii!iier without a possibility ot the . onteiits of the parcels being discovered, Plain uiH ule.ic direciions accompany these lal (or, and a cure is ell-cted without e>en dm puyiciuu knowing wh« i» his pntient. | To Men and Women wHi lirßken-t'own ConstitutiOJis, the Nervous, th» Debilitated, uiKt all sutleriiig from uny Disease wliatever, J)r L. \j. SAI lTil'B pluu ol tre.ttmeiit comiiutido haAl. uvoiding, as it dues, llie lnuun- ' veiiienee and expense ( a personal visit, Aduukss — DR. L. L SMITH, 182, UOLLISa Sl'ttKliT KAST, MKLBUUKNR (f.ate tli« Re<i lenee h" the Governor.) I H I6 A U V K K IIS h M IS N T a H «J U LI> BKO\i(KFULLY JiKAD A-ND XX MKMDICRED BY KVKUYO>'E IKTEUK6XBD IN KENCIiNG. j THEPATENTOVAL SABtSON FENCE WIRE Unit now been bet >r>- the public for t'ou yearn, and duririif thai time 5000 TONS HAVE BKKN SOL firing vefy Ki'fat witisfiictiou, in proof o) wlucli we liii'l numerous testiiuoninls from well-known Colonist*; and the demand daily increasing to such an extent, tiia numerous SpurioiiH Imitations have Intclj l>M k ii 'iv/jduct-d in the various markets of Australia and Nev Zealami, for tho sole purpose of duuinuing the reputaiioL of tbo Patent Oyal Sunison Wirti. TBE SAIiISON WIRE Was | aieiited mid introiluteil lour years ago in Victoriu, New South \Vales QufeiiHlun.l and Mew Zealand; and tho pnncipnl claim set loiih was its being' made Ovnl lo preven fraud. Yet, iv the lace ol thesfi patents firms— muny of re« M|iec<able siauding haye, for tbe "uke ot pxltry foinini^.sion. lent tlieniselveß to th( introduction of various spurious iiuttut lions, which render them liable to action at Jan-, and miioyanco and uisappoiut to the uairs. The public when purchasing, are there fore cautioned to see lliut each coil bear* a tin taliv thus :— PATENT OVAL SAMSON WIKK IN OVAL } And.thePateiitees'Tallj orlrade Mark M ii £ IP \ VLOCK. Manufactured, by tli« VVliitwross Win Company, Warnugtou, England Prices Greatly Reduced MfDßlioS: M'LEAN BRO3. & RIG3 f IMPORTERS y9 KLIZABKLH 81'KKKT, MELJJOCTKNti SKNIORS' WABHINO FOWDRR do>'i> not injure the most deliome white* iks iv urtittes wushrd, i> composed oi the most di-lientu ingredit; ts and goes much uiuer limit most w.ishi'g powders It is iiigly roiOiiimen Jrd ua m eturun- tiv..omici»J iiu Ad l&Otot » ■'.