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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1392, 25 April 1884, Page 1

> Public 1 Notices, '* Lives of grent men all remind us, We can n'rl'e;our Ji^es sublime j \,,. , .; i'.riii'L', icavc behind ih Footp'in'*- '/ri the stmds of iim.-." (Tpl'l K at«iice -.B-'r-rad wnh gi-eat inleresl h*. J tln-u-an Is <»• young men. It inspires ihi-m with Hope, -or _. i « y the bright lexicon of uth there ,iv no -such word ms tail. tins! I s;i7 nuint, I 7s :s c»rrect, — is true with •• jgard I- the ,''.vout.<r..wh6.."l«ae' never.' abused his -ii.,.i, I,ih1 ,ih- 7 :ii-ii]tp'.lhc ihaii whd has not beon ' pas-ioii's.-l'ive I Rtit r''iln''t yoiith^-'o that n-an, who hia ' wa>led'l.is v{_or, ! 'who hiis yielded hiine<df up t the t. m|ior ry sweet allurements of vice, who hi .yiv-en uuorjdled hciyise, to his piis- ' sioiis, ..* 'im the above lines are but as a reprn.ie Whip' 1 1 7 'fir v . )i e have,?, . 'i!.',.iiiiiu>' s ? V\'ii':ii 'chiitice 1 of lei«vtng7«»« i 'otitp'hus .on't'ie -und". o. tune? For hi 111, ahi.-! tin re 11 nou-Jht but dark despair and I self-reproach for a lost life. For a man to leave hi-t ootprints on the sands of 'time, he niti-t be endowed with a I strong brain an i nervous power. He must ! posxe'se a sound, vigorous, healthy mi;>d, in ja healthy body — the power to .conceive — jthe enery to execute! But look at our | Australian -youth ! "See the emaciated form, . Ihe viicniit iook, I he listless hesitating itianner, jthe n iroui distrust, the senseless, almost j idiotic expression. Note his demeanour and j coiivcrMition; uni then say, Is that a man to I leave his ootprints cm the sands of time. Do pu rents, medical men a/id educators 0*" youth pay sulficient attention tb this subjecl ? Do they ever ascertain the cause ol thia decay ; and having done. mo, do they (as 1* strict sense of ; duty, demands) peek _ the. skilled advice of the uiedicid man, who has i_.de this branch ol his proiessibn his jiarticular, speciality, whose life has been devotee' io lie 't'eatnieiit of these cases ? Reader what \» yoiir iin^-wur ? Le euoh 6>\e aiisvver or himstll. ttentsa -ents see 'heir progon-? fading gi-iduully before their night, fee them become emaciated old yoinfg men, broken down in j health, enfeebled, unfitted for ' tlie battle of I iife; yet one word might save them, one Koutid and vigorous health-giving letter Irom j a medical nan,. habituated 10 the treatment | and continuous -supervision of such cusca woii' J, -in mofct iiistiiicesisucceed in warning oil t.ie impending doom Of a miserable and •j^loomy luture, andrby appropriate treatment j restore the gnervated system 10 its natural vigor, and ensure ajo ous and happy life Dr L. L. c»,_l_X_, ot Meibouriie, has made the diseases nf yuutli and those arising therd .from liie pe-cu'dar study., Hib vvh'ale pnyessional file has been especially devoted .to the treatment.- ol Nervous AfTectieus -iind*" : the Disetisea incidentid to Married Life. ilia skill is available to all — ho matter how'- nit Sy liuLdred^ or thoUsaiida ol miles distaht. liis Bystem of correapontence by 'letter is now so well orgiiuised and -known 1 ;: Slut oummenl would be superfluous — (by this' teaitsvaiauy thousands 01 patients have heen cured, whom he has neverseen and iiever known) ; ana it "is c'airted on .with such judicious supervison that though he. , has been practising this branch of his profession lor twenty-six years iii' these -uolmriea, ?io single instance of accidental discovery has ever yet happened. When Medicines are required, these are forwarded in the samecarelul manner 'without a possibility of the 1 onteuts of the' parcels being discovered, Plain and clear directions accouipauy these latter, dud a cure is em-oted without eyen the phyiciau knowing who is bis patieht: To iVlOn arid ' Women wiih Broken-Cowii Constitutions; the Nervous, the Debilitated, and all suffering from any Disease whatever, Dr L. L; SMITH'S plac 01 treatment commends itself, avoiding, as it does, the inconvenience and expense f a personal visit. Aj)DKBB3— DR. I/. L SMITR, 1815. COLLLNj STREET EASP. .VIELBOUIi»_. ! (Late tlie Kesi fence -it the Governor.) THIS /IDVEtf TISEMEINT cIiOULD BE O \ if E FULLY READ AND RE ME i\l «E l« E D BY K VEii YON _ IN - TE KKST- D IN FE N OIN tt. TH,E PATENT OVAL SAMSON FENCE WIRE 'lunaaßHawaKawßßMHMiaKßaHuaßiMM ' lias uo'vv been beT-r- 1 lie public for fou ( years and cturinm that time 5000 TONS HAVE BEEN rfOL '.living very great satisfaciion, in prdof 01, wlnc.'i we hu <l nulneroUs testimonials from wel I- It iiowu Colonists ; and the demand daily . increasing to such an extent, tha nuu.erous Spurious Imitations huve lately b<u.'ti, T./jduced in the various markets of Australia and New Zealand, for the sole purpose, of damaging the rep'itatior. of the Patent Oyal Samson Wiro. THE SAMSON WIRE •_________i____i ___■_■_ _«___«__l_Was atented and introduced lour years" ago in Victoria, New South \Vales Q,ucenslatnl and New Zealand ; and the principal claim set tonh was its being made Oyal to preven f*aud. Yet, i_ the face of tiiese patents firuis — muny of re< < spec-table standing liaye, for the Mike ot I piiltry commission, lent thetnseiveS to tin j introdubtio.i of various spurious imitat ) lions, which render them liable 10 action | ul law, and uiuoyance aud uisappoint 1 to Iho users j Tho pubiio when purehasiug, are there ! lure cautioned to 'see thai each coil beare ) a tin tally thus :— I'AIE*NT OVAL SAMSON WIRE iiu ovali ; Aud.lbePa'lßntee'iTTu'llj orlrade Mark MB 1 IH *>_.DLOO_. Manufactured by the Whitecross Wire Compauy, Warrfugton, England Prices Greatly Reduced ADDitEdd : , M'LEAN B&Oi. & RIGG, TMPOKTEHS 99 ELIZABEIH . oiKELT, MEL. BOUKNE SENIORS* WASHING POWDER does uot injure the most delicate wh c nes in articiea warned, v cm^oded o f-h most delicate ingredie its an I goes tno lutuer fcma moic wtsliiijr pow.fjrs It lugly rojo ivnjn lii a, 4UJ k , x t j 0( ., an .. 8 • m . nd 'ahtr* s