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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1237, 23 February 1883, Page 1

I Pab!ii JIot!28-J. !" Lire? nf great ■•ni<"» all remind U3, We can wake onr iire? s'.ib'iuie ; I And, departing, icuve Ocii-rJ n» I Fojrtpriuts 011 the saiul* of lim?. jmKS above •* read witli j;rcat interest by I I thous'an.7* o<" joung men- U inspires I them with Ho?*, for in the b^hl lesieon ol Tcuth tbcre is no such word ks iail. Mm I saj many, th's ia correct,— is trtw witlic jgard to the youth vl>o fcas ae^' 1 abused hie strength— and to the man whoh&a. not ocoq ' passion's slave" Bat tr> tbot yotnh— to that wmn, who has wasted ln«-vfi?o!-.who has tieWefi himself up to the temporary swnefc »:!ui-e;r.ents..«s>-viee, who lias ghen unbridled •Jicpsise to his pasmoos, lo Itim the above lines a?o but ea a vep-w-nh. Wi!.-it HoPKoanhohavaP What aspirations ? What chance of tetivin^ Am rootp-iuis on the 6a«d? of time? For him, alas! there i» nought b«t dark dejpaif and sclf-repioicu for a lost life. Forty man to leavo his f'oplprinU on the eanda of time, he roust ba endowed with a strong brain and ner?ot» power, Ho roust possess* a eound, vigorous, SioalMiy mind, in a healthy body —the power to conceive— the energy to execute! But; look at our Australian youth ! See the emaciated form, the Tncant look, the Hstfe.sa hesitating manner, the nervous distrust, tbe sendees, almost idiotic expression. Noto bis demeanour and convtirsatioß, und than say, Is that a man to leave his ioatpriuts tin the Bands of time. Do pareuts, medictl men a^d edncaforßof youth pay sufficient attention to this sub* ]r,ct? Do they ever ascertain tW cause of this decay ; and h&vina done so, do they (as a strict S(-nso c£ dukj demands) tesk the skilled advice of the medical man, who has made tnia branch of his profession his particular speciality, whose lite has been detoted to ihe treafcasant of these cases ? Reader, what is ybue answer ? hoi each, one anewor for bimgclf. Pu-enls see their proton; lading gnduaily beio-o tueiv sight, see them become emaciated oJd young mea, broken down in beahb, enfeebled, unfitted for toe battle of lite; yt-t one word might stive theaa, one Bound and vigorous bfaiibngiving letter from a medical nau, habifaaled to tho trentnaont and coolinaous supervision of such cases won' 1, in most instances, succeed in warning off tue impending doom of a miserable aud gloomy future, and by appropriate treatment restore the enervated system to its natural vigor, and ensure a joyous and happy life. J>r L. L. SMITH, of Meibourue, has made the diseases of youth and tho3o arising thord Jromhis peculiar study. II 's whole pro-os-siojiat life has been especinlly devoted to the treatment ,of Nervous Affections anU the Diseases incidental to Darned lAic- His skill is available to nil— no mntter how nuny hundreds or thousanda of mil-js distant. His 6ysiem of correspoHdeuce by letter is now so Wei! orgaui&ed and known, rtut comment would be superfluous— (by this <3eans many thousands oi putieuts have been cured, whom ite.lias ,Ji«ver seen -and sever known) ; sndit. is oftrnaa on with such jttdiuisus' superviiOn tbat though he has been pmcti>ing thia brnnch o>' his profession lor twenly»six year* ia ti^ese colonies, no sioglo instance of ucci* denttil discovery baa ever yet -happened. When ftledioiues are required, ihoe ara lorwardeel iv the same caw! ui maunei* without v possibility of the i-omei.ts of tho parw ls being discovered, Plain and clear tiireenons accompany these laifer, and a cure is edfetod oitiiout even the phy«iciau knowing who is his patient. 1V» Aim and Women with B:ok6.i«oown Constitutions, the Kervoua, thft Debilitated, and. all suil'ering from any Disease wir.never, DvL.L. SMITH'S plac of trearmeut com* mends ilseli. uvoiding, as it dses, tho inconvenience and expanse i' a porsunal visit. APDHE3S— DR. L. L SMITH, 182, COLLINS BTKISKT EAST. MELBOOUNG. (Late the Rfisidcncfl oi' the Governor.) THIS ADVERTISEMENT fcHOaLD BE OAKEFULLY HEAD AND HE NLkMBKVED BY EVEBYONE IS« TERKSTJSD IN FENCING. 'THE PATENT OVAL SAMSON FENCE WIRE I'Has now been before the public for louj years, ami during tiiat timo i 5000 TO^S HAVE BEEN SOL Giviug very great satisfaction* in proof of which we hold numerous testimonials from well-known Colonists ; and the demand daily hicreasiug to such an exlent, tun numerous Spurious Imitations have lately b»en nv/jduced in the various markets of Australia and JScw Zealand, I'or tuo solo porposo of damafiiiif? t^ie reputatiot of tho Patent Oyal Samson Wire. THE SAMSON WIBE Wrs i-atented and iatrodueed four years ago ia Viclorih, JN'ew South Wales Queensland und New Zealand ; and the principal claim eec fotth was its being made Oval to preven fraud. Yet, in the face of these patents firms — many of re« sped able standing Itaye, for the »nke oi p;iiti-y comruisaion, lent themselves to the iutrodnclion of ravioua spurious iai'itat lions, which render them liable to action at law, and annoyance and aisappoint to the users. The public when purchasing, are there fore cautioned to see that each coil beas* v tin tally thus:— - I PATEKT OVAL SAMSON WIRE j IN OVAL ; ! Andjthe Patentees Tall} or 1 rude Mark M B R IF * W DLOCK. Munufacturc) by the Wliiterross Wire Company, Warrington, England Prices Greatly Reduced ADDIIESS : M'LEAN BROS. & KiGG, IMPORTERS 09 ELIZABETH STllEfcT, MELBOirK2iJ2 SIiNJORS' WASHING POWDER doos not injure t-lie most dclicato white* ue3 in articlca washed, i* composed offche most dclicfitu ir.grediouts auJ goes much futuei 1 than aiost V7aejiing pojafoxtt lc i? higlv rci-omuicuued usa 3ul^» unn ocoiio;uical itUi lid hhor 6 !