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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1314, 24 October 1883, Page 1

I '< *' Hotioes^f '..:.,. fi; ■. :M liives of ) gWanjnrt»>jal J J><remnjd \\a,' i We call nurke o^pkiiSa aublirnel; • I An^i depffrring^yßtivOibehind its U j j yoQtprinjtfl,onii|»ft!9iindlu of)time."i((ttjfff ' THE abov«(j^Tead with ''great uiterefciV o^ ; thouj^Kiß:of Toung;:'m«ni' ' It iria^reV I tlip^iwUflrUoPß, for i-i the bright lexipofi'o) . -cutli^^e is no auch' Word >!is fail. .:l.hiß ! sayjmi^, this is.jCOfrect,— ris.trueiwilihj.'ogard 1 ijc./i^e, youth w^o baa nevef. abi^sed; hie Btrepgth— and to it^e^man who. has not .been 1 pa^ioVa slaye-ff ; • ['_'\' \ ''... '.' •. : ..,..,, '. ;( <, ■ BUt'to'tnatyoUth— -to, (Jiat man, who has wakt'ed his vigor, whffhas yielded- himselfup sions, to him the aboVe llh%i^JOT v 'biifc' v -;as Ji a reproiUth ; WhaiJ#bi?B c*mlWmrif^^ '/WWat' •spiratidnyP^Wttßt." chance o^ leVv^ngS^AM <ootpiiuts oa the sands ot time ? : Foi* h\m, alaa! therein nought but 'dark despair' alfd •elf-reproach for a lost lift. : ' ■ ■ , For a man to leave his footprints on the sands of time, he miut be endowed with a I strong brain .and nervous power* He must I possess a sound, vigorous, 1 healthy mind, in I a healthy body -r-the power to oonceiTe— I the energy to > execute! But look at our [ Au-itr'uljan youth ! See the emaciated form, - ■ the vacunt. iodk, .the listless heaitixting manner, the n.rvous disjrust, . the senseless, ulmost idiotic expression. Note his demeanour and 'conversation, and then Bay,'ls that a man to leave his footprints on the sands of time.' Do pnrents,'inpdical ben a'jd''6duo.^Hl.<* f youth ptiy sufficient attentioii 1 to tliiß silSr jt-ct? I)o they ever ascertain the'' cause :oi I this decay; and having dond'^o, do they (as v strict sense of duty demanlls) sfeek' thU skilled; ad vice of the medical' man,vwho ; has m»de' this branoH of hia prdtesaion bis par* ticular speciality, who^e life has \been devoted to lie* tieutmeirt : of theao ; Closes P.^ • Readier, : what MtfPW pnswqr P] r ,jje;: ;euj;h, one; answer ,l»»\scl ( f. * Parents, pce r their, prpgeny,,- fading gV'iduall^ . beWe il\eir. sight^Hce. them becoufe eniiiciatefl' (f\a. Vp^»g ; do^n, ,in lieutth. ''enfeebled,'/ unfitted '..'fprV tlie.' battle of life ; ye< oh'4 n Word ' might save" them, one Round and vigorous,' th-giy ing letter froni a me'trickl nail, hubit.aated to the treat niont and 1 cooiinutjus eupervi^i'dn of sucih 'cases woa' i,in most instances, succeed in warning 6tl tiie ithpending doom of a miserable and gloomy future, and byappropijKenreattneiit rustore the enervated system, t* , its natural vigor, und ensure a jo.t ous and happy life> :■, Dr L. L. SIV^ITH, of Melbourne, has made the dii*ertßep of youth and those arising therd from his pecnliar study, flis^whale prOiessional lilo has been especiully devoted to the tnatment of Nervous Alfectious and ; the Dißenses incidental to Married Life;.. B.|s skill is available to all — uo muitor Jiow , mi. Sy hiindred* or thousahda of miles distant.; ;Hia system of correspondence by letteris now so well . orgauised aud known, ch»t'ooiuin6nt would be superfluous— (by this >eaua uiuuy; tlrouriahds 61 patients have been cured, whom he- has never seen and never known) ; and it' that! \ though hd has" been prajbtftfiig^ithui 7 branch of his profession lbrtweuty»six yj»ar> in these coldniea, no single instance of aooideti'tal discdvery has ever yet huppeued. When ftlediciues are required, these' are' forwarded in the' same careiul manner without 1 a possibility of the • ontents <;f the parcelsbeing discovered, Plain an-J cisar directions accompany these latter, arid a curu is euVcted without eyen the phy-ieian knowing who-i» his patient. ■ T« Men and Women with Broken«t}own Constitutions, the JServous, the Debilitated,' and all 6ullering from any. Disease whatever, Dr L, L. Sil J^'il'S plan of treatment coin^ mends 'itself, avoiding, aB it' doeß, llie inconvenience and expense f a personal yiaitl t: - l! ".' ADDIiESS — ■ ' ••. ■■!■■'. ■:•■■,:!•:;; ; J)R. L, L SMtTa, ! JB2, COLLINS STRIiET EAST,) , \- - the Redilence -ii'the G-overn/>r-) • ■■■■■-■ , ■ ' ■ ■';".• ■■■• THIS ApyEKTIJsE MEN T SHOULD BE!GAItEPULLY RfiAD AND KE MKMBEI*ED BY EVKRYOtfiS LNTJEUKSTifD IN EE.NdING. '■'„.•' THE PATENT OVAL ; SAMSON FgNCE WIRE Has now been TJfe't" ire the public For ioa> :; yea^ aud diirint* time *) 6000 TO|JB H\V^fck, SOL Giyi'd g v ei^y igrea^M^^^^K n propf of wbich wd hi (fd^^^^^^^HFonials froBQ well* known C?oroH||^HHpie demand dail^ 1 increasing t^T|^nn extent', tha ' inuUlerous Spurious Imi^tions have lately „b^W»rf *»v/jduoed in the various niaikets "of .(Australia aud .New Zealand; for the .soje purpose of dauiagiug the rep'4tatiot lf oj;'ith.e Patent Oyal Saoisou Wire. J THE SAMSON WIRE iYVns "' ; a i en ted «nd iutroiiuceil four years ago in Victoria, New South Wales .Queensland and New Zealand; and the principal claim set torch was its being uiade Oval to preven f 'iiud. Yet, \u the face of these patents linns — many of re* mlectable siauding haye, for the »uke ot Bpltry coinnii^tiion. lent themselves tothf Rtroduction of varioiiH spurious initial ■ions, which render ihe.n liable to action rat law, and -iniioynnce and disappoint to the users |. The public when purchasing, are there ! fore cautioned to see that each coil bearr a tin laliy thus : — PATENT OVAL SAMSON WIRE '-'■•'• in oval ; Ano^lhePateritees' Tally or Trade Mark M B E IK VDtOOK. Manufactured by the Wbitecross Wire Company, Warnngton, England Prices Greatly Reduced ADDRESS: M'LEAN BRO3. & RIGK*, IMPOKTEfiS 99 ELIZABETH STEEET, MELBOURNE SENIORS' WASHING POWDER dof* not injttri! ihrt r J»<.'St dcitcato whit c nrs in articles wanii'.-d, i> c.<mpo.se«i ol th j most lii-licuto uijjVi-dic t-* an'i g0,;3 uiuc 1 :is ; nt'i* thun >• o-f K-:«hi.g powdors I^ ii j j'liigW vco'iiiMcii !<■,.! us « 'sii.'c :s»i'ij cionoins '<