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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1291, 31 August 1883, Page 1

| \<l'«»/f'\h rtfypv o.ur Jives 'subJirMlj '^i, '/(■ T&B atylhW'fßJ-VefiitJ wiOi 'gi^^j|tt|i ifc| tlifm.vyith ,l,\oi»a3,'ibr in. :tl)^ri^i^^ffi^ ffi| tttnre, is no^Biiyh w^<-*^jssra||4N*^ ' sa'V rii'a'hj, tli's is.' coriWt,— la jrW vK^^gfcrc^ ! "to ' rtie' ' J jtiiiih). '4MI' %\\ti?ln€wi*ffl&ty J (Sfri'r*ij»h !:i -atvkrto' ; tfefe' iitAVfvt'Tio fctfpjiotfbfccrtij^ /"(ip.-tsrßian'srsblvfti'i. ;j.":;. ■ . ' -> J:,-Vii. r i ':$ ,\, .fyqhWhty} {■\w t bj rr lp that in,an, ,Rhq has.' wjio liiis yioldgd. hiine ; el'f jup ' iinttt-irilerl 'iicensa 'tiMfif i5 p»»s. ••. footpiints on tba sunrl^ of time ?'. For him, alus! there i« noxisjlir. but durk despair and self-reproacii for a lost life. For a inun to leave l/hU- ootprints ■ on the sands of {line, lie muet be endowed with a ■^trojig brain an I nervouij power. He must | ' pdsceasla ,Bou;ici, : vigorous, healthy mind, in a lil-alrhf body — tTie powi'f to cortL-eiVe — the r etf*Pi^^ -tib'^xeoute! 'But 'look' at ; our iAiUrtruHan-youlli! «b.r the> emaciated, form, ■the. .yiiciuit, look:, (he listless )iesitating,rntttiDtji-, r|te , 11 rvous dislruat, the eenseies?,' ulmost u'liortcj expression. ' Note hia deriieanbtir and "coiivbrinriotii nn'fl'tlien «itt',.lß ;: that"a J inan to [rifave his (ootji'rints Ofn.'th^siinds of-tirhe.. J ■■'■■lip pafent^ipieriipal weiJfa'idij educators of ; jouth ..ptiy.Biifflcjent^^tteutioii, to f ;tbiß . sub-j^-pt ? _'fl)p,' tbey*',eyer 'ascertam'tlie oaiiae of ; (Uii fi'eoiiy j J aiidi{tt^i.o^'dope. Bo,'do.ktoy (as ii etriot-' 'aeha'e : of ; duty ' deiriabdiJ)- seek the ftd.viee of the medical maii, who; has. 'niiiidißrthia^ranKUf-ofi^ifj.proles^ion hi^lpar-'" whose -life lius.been 'devotee? 10 he tr ( eut'nien6 ;.pf 'theao eases P -Reader 'wnal : {e|y6tir ftiA'#or'P ' ; tib: : eiibh J doe 'aniwer" j ■or himWiiV. I?iireiiti'faee]their jyrogeny . fading, grjdaully iHefoW*rtvei'si^ht^'i'ee fcbtfin bettouie ] emuciated s^id v yo^ug ? iju'eii, , , broken ; dt(V?n iji [ lieahli, dpfeebledj, unfit Igfcj for batfle of lift; , yet^biie' Word^might save thetn^ one '■foitrid. nrtel Vigqr6\it»'''iJettfth'-giving lritier from ; a medical n&iV'hufbrtuafced to the i treatment and continUouai;.!?MU9r^i3kin .ofo such oases , wou' i, in most irmkmcea, aucoeed Jto yrarnin'j oil' tiie. iijip.eaduig ! /loom,of a miserable aud gloomy, /uture, ai)d by-ajipropriate treatment restofe tb^^iTer*aWd^ej*tein : tb' its natural vigor, and ensure"^ o^ ousrand happy .life--1 Ur L. L. SMITU,'oI lVie^bourn^ hiia made the disease* of. yulttb) andthose arising then I ■ .frum,hia.pecuHttr.BtUsly»> fi is' whole yro.eajSibnal life has. been to the, ' .tivatmeiit of'STerrous Alfecifous and the. J ()iuenees ; incidental 1 ; io Miii|ried IJt'i'. '"His 'skill JB'ava'iliihie- ! to ; all-^-'ii'ii' matier; how'-' nio^' i|liu.drcd>- or thouaaiidu ot.iuilos distaiit. His system of eorre?poiii leaps by letter: i» n«yw si) Well orgauised and i known, that opiatnont i *ou'ld' > bi t Vßuperflu6us— -j[by this "teaiVs niauy tholisunds ol patients have been cured, Whom ho'llria ntiver seen and never known) ; ahej it i? o^iru'd un with-fluelvjudioious Bupervi-ton tbat, . jtliough he • has been pructiafiig this ■ braiioh ot hia pr\)ieasiou lor tweuty-six year&J i sV r 66loiu?sT»^T n ß^^' Bt^8 t^e r^ doiital '.aisiioyeiy lias ever yet happened. When Medibiilea'' aye •■ requiredi thtiae '■ are icjnyUrdedjji the sitiue careful mauner without v possibility o( the 'j<outeiits. of the parcels! being, discovered, Plain and clear directions, 'ac'cbiiipuny these ljitfor.and a cure is elected • wijthoub .eyeh the ph'y-iciaii knowing 1 who is ,his phtient. .:: ; l >(/J.\-'l ,;;•''.■'. ' : — ', - J £i\. Men and Women with; Broken-c! own. Constitutions, the, : Debilitated, and all suU'ering from' any Di9etioe whatever, D'r L, -L. lijiil'i'H'd'pilic of treatment commends itself, avoiding, as it does; -t he lncoaveuience add .expense fa personal visit, ADDIiESS — : „.,: „ ■ 182 i OOLLI|IS.STjRE^T EAST. "; •■';;\.;;; /■■;;;- r '.; i t^[Epßp.C|ulSf,JS. ' (FJate 1 the Res>>ience ->t the Governor.) ' Bit'okit^Epjiii:^ %kld and ke '•■ viliTHii PiX^iS J OVAL: L:':ii "i* • Sj9IM:SO!N ■ tPENOB 1 WIRE „- -rijuiii jji in' iiii f x i ij'n' i ij -, : ila'S.'npw, been, bet>ri- thp public. fpr;fou.. , ! ' years, and during that time fi^DO'TONS HAVEBIiEN SOL (living very great satisfaction, in proof of .which we ho (1 uumerous testiuionials from well'luiown Colonists; and the demand > daily tiicreasin^ to such an extent, tiia nuineroiis Spurious Imitations have lately Jvum, induced in the various iriarkets of Australia and New Zealand, fortlie sole.puruoao uf damagiug. tlie, reputation of I hii Pateut Oy : al bamsou Wjre. . TBE 3AMSOISr WlkE Wns i atented nnd introducer! four years ago in v'ict.nia, JS'ew South vV ales Queenslaml and iN'ew Zealand; and the principal claim set toi-ih was its bein^ made Oval to preven f*nud. Yet, iv the face, of these;. patents firms — many of respectable standing haye, for the «ake of ■paltry commission, lent themselves to the lutroductioa of various spurious imttax tions. which render the .a liable to action at law, and uuuoyance and disappoint to the us^rs. The public wheu purchasing, are there fore cautioned to see thai each coil Learn a tin taliv thus i— PATENT O\ r ALSAMSOJN WIRE IK OVAIi ; Andjtbe Patentees ' Tally orl rade Mark M B IK °..DLOOK. Manufactured by the Whitecross Wire Company,. Warrington, England Prices Greatly Reduced ADDRESS: M'LEAN BROS. & RIGO, IMPORT EPvS f,9 ULIZABETH STJJELT, ' MELBOURNE SENIORS' VV ASHING POWpEE does not injure the most delicate white' nes iv articles washed, in composed of tlie most delicate ingredients and goes muc(i lutuer than most washing powders It h higly recommended us a sai- uncl economical vi nd labor 's \