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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1309, 12 October 1883, Page 1

Public Notice-. " Lives of great men all remind us, We can nmke our liven sublime ; 1 And, rlep.irtinjf, leave b«hin<l U3 Foot)>riuti< on the sunds of limn.' 1 rpHK above ie read with greut interest b 1 tlmusamis o> young men. It inspire* them with Hops, Tor in the bright lexicon 0° cuth there i- no such word 118 'ail. U;is! 8»\ many, this is correct, — istruo with»jgard t'' the youth who has never abused his sttength — and to the man who Uas not beon * passion's sliive." But to th:it youth— to that man, who has waited his vigor, who hos yielded himself up H the temporary sweet allurements of vice, who hurt Kiven unnridlei) license tv his pus* »i^igfri»^Wiwr t ifflr^oiTf>y < iitiigß r-'irtnnirtiT'ar reproach. What Hops cm he have? Wh«t aspirtttions ? What chance of lei'vin^ hi* footpiiniß on the sand* of time? For him, alas! there 1* nought but dark despair aud self-reproach for a lost life. For a man to leave his ootprints on the sands ol time, he mu*t be endowed with a strong brain an 1 nervous power. He must posses* a sound, vigorous, healthy mid, in a healthy body — the power to conceive— the enery to execute! Hut look at our Au-U iliun youth ! Seethe emuciaied form, the ViiiMtit look, the listless hesitating nmuuer, the 11 rvouM distrust, the senseless, aii-nost idiotu? expre^fion. Note his deinenu-mr auo cuiiVor»:iiion, ttii'i theii tiav. Is that a mun Iv leave Aw loot prints om the sands of time. Do purents, inertical men a>id educntovs o< youth puy sufficient attention to this subject ? ■ Do they ever ascertain the caitss ol this decay ; and having done »o, do they (as v strict sense of duty demands) seek the skilled advice of tho uiedicul man, who has in lie this branch ol his proesnion his par ticulur speciality, viiose lie has been derotcc 1 to he I'eiituient t<l these oases ? KenJer what 13 your ans-wor ? Le euch one answer •or himnxlf, Pa-enta see *heir progen- biding \ gridually betorn their sight, nee them be<:otnc | emaciated old young men. broken down in healih, enlee'iled, unfitted for Hie battle of life; vet one word tiu^ht s>ive them, one *O'iiid and vigornuc hen-lh--.;i.i'tg letter Irom . a ineilivul )-uin, h ibiluatid vi ;:ii; tr -a ua>n« ■! und uoi)cinui>UA 'Uj.iiiviMo.l ol sui.'ii eit»es ! won' I, in iuo«-t i.i»t i'.-vs, sue-- '•(.! in Wii-uin^ . oT tiie impending I*oolll t>',' a. luidLrabie auJ glxouiy iuiuie, and by appropriate treiituient restoie the enervated system 10 its natural vigor, and enojare ajo ous and -happy lite Dr L. L. SMI fli, ol Mebourne, has made the disease* ot youth und thoie tii-i»ing thenl from hib peculiar curly. His whole pro e«sional liltt has heeii espeiiully devoted to 1 Tie .luatinrni ol Nervous Alllciumis an I the i<i»e.uses iiieideutnl to .Vlarr.i-d Jjite iiis skill iH'uvailabu. t» nil — u<« in at.-i- how ,fti --y hiudnd or tlu>u»iinda 01 i>i:l - distant ills sysi-eiii ol cori'e?poi« enoo by letter is iiv><« -•.) Wei. oigauibeii aud knnwi., :ii t ckiiiiii-ii! would b>- supei-tluous — (»y this eaus iimny thdu.-aiids v» patients have iieen cured, whj.u ' he has iictver sr ; en uni never known) ; arid it | i? (iuiriod on wiili such judicious 9Upcivi«ou | that though he Inw been practising this j branch of his proiesMon tor twiMilysix years j iv these colonies, no single instance of acci- j de»tul discovery has ever yot. happened. When Medicines are required, these are loi-w uded iv the sane eardul manner without., a possibility of « lit- omeiits tsf rhe parcels ' being discovered, Plain an. 1 oleuf •lirecsoiia . uucuiiipnii) tlser«- luli.-l. :i..d vv cm re ie ell cie>l j rwilioui eyen the ijiiy-ii-ian kitowpijj wiio is ■ his patient. i Li» iUen aod .Vomeii wi h Bi-itken-Jvwii ; Constitutions, the > crv.tus, ill- Deuiittated, ! anil all guttering I'm v any Disease whatever, ! Dr L, L. S.UI ilti.'s piac oi tieatnient com- ! niund.-> icsell, avoiding, as il do^s, lie mcouveiiienee. und expense i° a personal visit. A DDUES8 — DR L. L SMtTa, 1«S, CuLLl^o srHKiiT tSAST, .Vli\LB()U;;Ma. (l.ute the Re^itence. >t the Goveruo>-> lHl^i ADYftui'laiLilii-a' cKOi'LU Kit) 0 .iitiPLJLLA' Ri.aD AND RE I ai k \i u i<; t* c i • u r «-. v »•: u vo x a in « [ TJtnKoTijD IN £E SCISG. 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