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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1193, 10 November 1882, Page 1

I '%- - yaWft Hottest. I ' .v,';.., — —. " Tjir<?« of jjfi»4* m«*i»' ill* r«"tnit» f us, -'Vr^ckn^Hkf.aup lives sublime $ * Footprint*. otilibtf * <in< *« 6^ '' m * Ttl ft »«*»*"« : * w»fl will* grn% interest b} ' ||frtrf*i»i>'l« V'tWrtff mef». It HMttli'fl-. tlu-m With »foe«,-&ri'> »hre bright lexioun a t nth t..ore if iio*ticli word »s »*[•• ' «""• *.« many, tM« is tfurewL— is tru«* with,,'J«Ard <o the you*k who*hn» imtf«r abuiwfrbKstrength— und to llitf Man *tio l»«i« not beoi • iimmioii'i *I»re." ~ ' , l'.ui t<> i'Ulrt /oft«li--O»^W man,, Who ha* wa»ted lii* fifor, who hits yielded himself t»i t- Ih«.tenMW M^swavVsdJuiwmeiiM ol lice,. ii4.iraU^n« P. r Wiirfr <slitint« of leevmjj Aw fo<»tpHi»»s' oft the- sand*- ol time P For him,' iv..*! Hfi+ev" MOUfeUt but dark despair and «i l(*ti*|tro«cii for a lout life. • ' ttit a nMt to leave iiU ootprints on the antidaof *»••«, he mil t bu endowed »iih » ■ strong fii'&m an l nt-ivous power. He must ! pu»*et» v ioii'id, ?iuoron», healthy tni >d, in j a' hiMlmjfboUy— the powir to eon.-eivu— < t tie ewry to execute! Hut look at our Au«lfnliun joHiii ! 3e' the PHincisted form, . the vnuiiiit look; ih^lißtlp«rhes biting mauodr, th<« n rvoa-t distrust, the senseless, ulmoet idiutio cxpieaeiot). Sote his deineuuour and coi>v«rmitioti, ftfiH tlieit #ay, Is that a man to I letivp his oof i>rints on the sands of time. l)<h parents,- rDedical men a>id eduo*t*rso< youth pnj suittcleni attention to this sub« jici ? Dd t\vff evt'r aoceriwn the ouusa ot (his decujr j und Ituviug done ho, do they (as v strict svh*e of duty deniand^ reek the skilled ttrffice of the medicnl man, who has ulude ' this brtiucti of his pro e«»ton his particular speriuliiy, ?l»o«e~ I tie has been devoted to he tn-atiiirfrt uf tlieso ou«es P Header what it) jfoUf tttlsswetP Le. eaoh one 'answer 'or himsrlf, Patvnta nee rhi'ir progeny fading grn\u»'\y before their i«i«lil, »cc tb»m becoiue eiiiiidiulffl old tnutig men. broken down m tieiilKj, euleebled, uiitiited lot* the batiieoi life}' yet oirw word (nigltt tnve them, one wand and vigorone lieu tli-gi«ing letter Ironi il ftiMlical, inHti, habituated 10 the trea<mont tftiri cofiffnunUif »uperw-<ion of euoh oases wou' J, in most itiMt itioes. succeed in warning oil' tiie in-pending doom of a nuseruble and gloomy (uturefttud by appropitate treHtment restore the enervated sjotein' 10 iteniiurai vigor, and ensure ajo-ous and happy Hie , D¥ L. h. dllirU, Ol Mei'bourne, Imsiniide the di»«a««»"'Jf youib and those ai*i>ing thord front ))w peculiar stuiy. flw whole pro »s---•fonal lite h'ai, Hwn 4«*peHitlly devoted to th* tnaimeni ot Nervous Atficuous and the Dueßwsi irfc«ideuti»l to Marred Jjile. Eis skill is available to ail—no m-ilter how mt *iy huidredi*;©! 1 tltousaiida otmiles distant. His sjsiem or forroitpoiiiieuoa by letter is now so welt orgauiseft aiid t known, th it comment would be supffl-ttuous— (by this leans many tliou?iindi of .patientf fiave heeti cured, whom helms tr6teV»wn -Mitt nevtr known) ; and it if i-airtcd on with such judiuious supervUon that though he' hw been pracHumg this bftittcb Of his proffi«ion for twenty»sit years in these oolortjeii no single iustuuoe of uooi* ; <tott»r &\m*tis r y*#'*i*r yet happened, i WlttStt- are required, these are < ibrwurded in the same careful manner without a possibility ot ahe. • o'iieriU of the parcels being discttveredi i*iuiu and elenf directions uccumpauy tiliese latfw. and a cure is effected tviiliuut t!)*j« ih» pby«ioii»u kuuwing who is I his patient. To Alou aad.Wonieu wi h Braken«t9<vn OoiiSthutipns, the NjbVvouu, the debilitated, und all suffering from any Doeare whatever, ,j>r L, L. JfAUTiI'6 pluc ot treatment coinrtieiulu it«eli, avoiding, as it does, <he incou*- | rjiuienpe and expeuse f a perspuul visit, ' Jit>bvgi6— p&. L. L SMtTii, AIKLBOUKNB. (UntP the Be«i l«fde -it* tl»« (Jovfirnnr.) LUI6 ADVIiIiTISIiMB^r'JiHUULD I«KO*UJtI?DLW'iRBAD AND KE ULtthlßKb&O pY f bV,ERXOXE IWTBItJCaiTJrJD IN M.VcINU. THE 2ATBNT OVAL SAMSON FENCE WIRE Has no *v been before Hie public for f'ou year", and Jurinu that time 5000 TONS HAVE BEEN SOL limuts very Ki'eat satisfaction, in proof of vrhioli we h<> d numerous tesiitnoniula from .well'ktiown Oolonmta; and the deuiand iiaity luereasiu^ to such an extent, tiia iiu nerotiß Spurious lonUai ions have lately b^u nv/jducfd in the various markets of Australia and Wew Zealaud, for the sole purpose of dauiagio^ the reputation otthc Jfateot Oyal Samson Wire. TBE SAMSON WIRE Whs j atoDted Mtid introduced four years ago in fiet»rih, New youth Wales Queensland and .New Zealand ; and the principal nlaim Bet Ibrth was its being made Oval to preren fraud. Yet, \u the face of these patents firms— many of re< H|>ec'abie standing have, for tbe sake ot paltry coiutuissiou. lent themselves tot Ik lutruduclio.i of various spurious imi tat lions, which render them liable 10 aetioP at law, auci i.-juoyaoce and uivappoiat to the users. The public when purchasing, are there fore cautioned to see that each coil Lean 1 a tin taliv thus :— PATEJNTO\ r ALSAMBOJS WIRE in oval ; And.lhePatentees'Tall} orlrade Mark M B R 111 o. DLOOK. Manufacture'l by the Whitecross Wire Company, Warnugtou, England Prices Greatly Reduced ADDKEdd : M'LEAN BRO3. & RIGG, IMPOHTEHS 99 ELIZABETH STIiEbT, MELBOURNE SENIORS' WASHING POWDER does not injure the most delicate white* ncß in artiuies washed, is compoaed vi tbe uiOßt delicnte ingredients and goes much lutuer than most w.ishi- g powders It is higly rotoin mended as a sair mi economical itu ud lauvr s