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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1268, 7 May 1883, Page 1

Public Notices. ~ " ' ~ T7J ~~ 11 Lives of great men all remjnd us, We can irake bar lives sublime ; And, dopartingf, leave behind us Footprint^ on the snnda of tiniH." T' HE above is read with great interest bj- ■■'■ tho'usancls of young men. It inspire* thorn with Hopb, foVi\> the bright lexicon ol .•■•c.ttth there is no such word ns fail. Lias! saj niauy, this is cnVreot,— is true with '.'jgard to the youth who has never t abused hi* st^pngfh— dud to the man who has not beon • pnaMon'* slave." ouMut'.UM.hat yotith — to that man, who has wacted his vipprj who;. has yielded himself up to the terappriry sweet allurements of vice, wbol{as ll g(fen unbridled license tw his passitons; to him the above lines aro but as a reproach. WH4t,llwPEcm lie IvaveP What a.«i)iratioua& leaving M*_ f*rftp"hriis 'JHPfllft'safrarrSf time JT For him, alu>3(^HVf>txlopurfHt biU'dark despair and Bcir-»ej>roacVi Jaxj&jp*t life- , !#< Fora, man to. leage , his, "oot^nnta jOn tbe^ Wnßs%f 'tWtWBSWJfDe endowed With Ia" sfcppg JBraW ■aflila^fc»Bir»:pbw'er.- WP muißt poseesa abound,^JßQlou^tlLealtUyj.iuwit K a lieatuiv ibodrx--7it»Ul.BiU!lfr.i^ 0 o ftU? a .iT«T" AA^lwS^tn'l"^* I " 6^*""^^ 1 1™$* -i il^eliyiwnjijiopfc tbit'lwlflaJßThesitaiing : manner, the Mirynu* diatrust^ the senseless,- .nlmpst ■'rtftofic expression. ' Note his demeanour and. ikj, Isytnat « 'inan> kdveliwtootprinte^cii'thesa'nds'bf time.' ) • i«^Hiite^"Mim?lUft4«en # and; edocatorl df, youtn p»v sufficient attention to t this subf.^ ! y? !l4 l>o' : '{ne^ever oascerta0 ascertam r the cafise'or this decay f"*t^l*ving done so, do they (as, a etriojr B^ti»e of duty demands) reek the skilled advice of >the .J^edipal rnao,whO has* mnde this brAnoh his 5 profession his par ticular specialiry", Irhose life has been devoted , to he treatment ;of. theso cases Pikeadei*. what is your answer ? Lee each one answer lor himst'lf, Parents see their progeny fadiug gradually before their sight, *ee them becomfe emaciated old young men, broken down in heulth, enfeebled, unfitted for the battle* of life; yet one Word might save them, one nound and vigorous health-giving letter fron) ii medical riaii, habituated to the treatment and , continuous supervision of such^case^ wou' J, in moßt instances, succeed in warnfng 6ft' tiie' impending cJooin of a miserable and gJcjQnjy fut ure^-artd by^ appropriate treHtmefi t restore. „t.he lenervajcud «ystein.;.tot it»:<n.«turai Vigor, and 1 ensure a jovous and happyjAifes«i I v» Dr LJ'JiUSMITH, of fielbotiriie, KwitiKM the diseasep *>( youth.; apd those arising tKWtt from his peculiar study. „fl is wbolw P^fijfsiorfal life 'lias been' especiiflly devbte*d,to the tiviituitnt of Nervous Affections anil fhe Ouciißes incidentHl to Married % Life. UJb skill is available to all — no mmter how nitiy bui.drcd* .or thousanda ot milns distant.^ His, system of; corroapoui.ienoe <l by letter is now so w"i>if ! orgduide'd r and knoyjn, thit comment wouldi bfe\«uperfluoas-i-(hy this 'eons many thousands jt, patjetjtß.biive" been cured, whoui' 'ho pas "never Bcen'ind' never known) j ami it fß'c^frJ'dd&Sn 'With such 'juclicibus supervison tlwt^thouah he , has been ; practisiiig this A?Mw^:mai»«9f<?»«»sn <«'^tweSty««ix yeiirj in tlfe^'eflioM6ffi.rfO'Mngitf f iirßtance"of uccidenUl diaco^ery lias e«e'j>yet happenil. When Mediciues, are. required, these are forwuWetf inthe »ahie oarulul manner without a posfibility of the t-ontents of the parcels, being discovered, Pluiu and clear direoiioil* accompany' tliose latfer, and a cure is eifcetud! without eyon the puynician knowing who is ■ his patient. To Men and Women with Broken«LOwn Constitutions, the Nervous, the Debilitated, and all suffering from any Disease whatever, Dr li t L. SAiri'tfdpliimol treatment coin* mends iUell,, a^o^ng, »s ,ii doesj the inconvenienoe and expeuse .f u personal' visit, : /; ' Addbess^ 1 ; ' ,;..■;„.„,.,•■. ,■■ ... DR. L. t SMtTfll, yu\ JB2i;-4JQLI;iN-f STKOf . .'.!:(F<Ste the Reai-Jeticffl -i^tlVe GFoVeirrinV.) I v , ; i:!THEBA^ENir(i)VAL "" " ; ;SAMBQN> jFEyQE : ; :i WIR^ Ha^nav^, bpen. j .bet}>re, Jhejpubli'dvfor foi«i ,'"'. .jrear's. aud ti,m.e t< , -i^ H^iii^yery .^reajl pafisfactiop,: injjiroof'O^ SfMWw tamA pi dWf* weremve; to such an ixtent,, tha... p6weiifon;tf'BpUnbTiyififfa^nfHhveMeJj{ U*to -a/,jdw*9d affJtt^TffiojGfjMjj/wai' bf^A'iniraM'-ttuAi J^e'# f Zea'ffffc Id','1 d',' u Wir tfier *oJe^Uj:oeß*,^frdaraaßWj?«*n*'^P < lrati6lP 1 /Vw^as^ied v lind.lritroduced. fpur.> jl v jiiUjk Jra9lnf^Biria,"jy'ew SbuYh vyaleSi, iaiwOnMfftl^iid'NevV' Zealand ; ; and t hi; I rjjiQipar iliimhet lorch was • it/ 'heitf^ tafjifyiQvfihio preven fVand. Yet; iii tH^ } lfs£,pJLsi§Vi . 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