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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1398, 9 May 1884, Page 1

Public Notice . •• 1.-.. ... (>r'- ; it »nfn all remind us, >' o ..... ...^lr*. '.njr li»Hfi niiblitne ; 171 I IK 1 i i ■ .ii mi, f> |. - .-!.■ .« i= j-i-ut inter, .^i h> •. ,-i t■> ■{'■> 1 1 inspire- . I'-. .: i ; .. ■• i;ht lexicon o< vi ■ : ■ ■,:-. nii't' w.i> , ..« iil.- ihs ! ....-' ■ ■••■ - riirreei ' — if "in. virh ■ Jijnrd ! !.- tlif I'ciii' ■■tvlio ''as tivver .tlu'ised- his ,t . 1 1 I # . i , — t ■ ; : 1 « » sin in 1 1 110 'a« 5 ;iot been ; • 1(1.-1.. '• ...u' " , lUli ;• t y<in'li — o v !h'it ,uii\ "who hi.B j «a-t-'i f if \>a<> '.whi» lew yi«ldiii hirra^ll up I ili-- «il;<ir fj **»-t HlUiitti'ie'titfi' oi vice, \ : ii-lio hr\r ->v«t M*»i>l«B»'<-i; Jumtjsej.ty, hifl,p»s T f , ' , , I■' '• i'» ' :PK-- ji iu> hav'rtr Vyhut ""L-Hj.. ' 1 : ..u,.|. i>- nme? bor linn, 1 ' alii:-! tin re 1- nou«lil bitiidurk- despnir uiul self-reiiroac'i for a lost life. For b inun to leave hi« ootprints on the emid* 01 time, he nuW be endowed with v 1 strong brain an ' nervous power. He must ' puHsesr n *ou"d, vigorous, liealtliy mi -d, in I v hiali ny body —the power to coimeiVe — .1 he ener y to execute! Hut look at our lAv (Lilian 1 oui >< ! oe- the emucialed form, < the viuMiit look. ih< listless heaitating mauner, (the 11 iviiu- distrust, the senseleßß, almost , j idiotic expr<-*pioi'. Note hi* demeanour and j convcrMiiio , 'ti tin-'- xav . Is that a man to I leave his O'it print ■ om 'h- sands of time. I Do p.-ierits, ii'.'Miitl men aid eduoators of youth jiiy -udlu-ltui .tttdiitiou to this subject ? Do they ever a?fertain the cause of I th ie deuuy ; und luiviny done no, do they (as ' v strict Bi-n-e <>f duly (ieniands) ?eek the skilled advice ol the niedicul man, who has in de tnis branch ol hid pro ession his par- . tif-rtlit j- •vitose liie has been devoted .10 lv t.iitinrnt of these cunes ? Reader • wiia' »;• yonr ;in.-*er ? Le e.ti'i o<>e answer : I or hliMS' li,.. f'ii'.enU ate 'heir uqiguu (uding .griduiilly be lo re their fight, '-€c them become 1 emaciated 'old young men, broken down in health, enfeebled, unfitted for tlie battle of life; yet one word might save them, one ■ound and vigorous heaith»giving letter from a medical nun, hubituated to the treatment nn.i cftdtinuous »U|iervi-jon of euch cases wou i, in moat instinues, succeed 111 wuriiiug oil' tiie impending doom of a miserable and gloomy future, and by appropriate treatment restore the enervated system to its natural vigor, and ensure ajo-ous and happy life Dr L. L. vnMIL'U, ol Melbourne, has made the disense* "I youth and those arising therd from his peculiar study. His whole pro essional lile has been especially devoted to the treatment, ol Nervous Affections and the, Ileuses incidental to Married Life. ilia skill is available to all — no matter how me 'iy hut dred> or thouaauda ol miles distant. His system of correspondence by letter is now so Wpli orgauiaed and known, th<t comment would be superfluous — (by this cans many thou-unds o> patients have b«en cured, whom he hut> never seen -tnd never known) ; and it 1? earned on with such judicious supervisou that though he has been practicing this brniich o) Im profession for tweiity«six years in these colonies, no single instance of accideutai discovery has ever yet happened. When Medicines are required, these are iorw.ifded in the ean.eearelul manner without v possibility ol the oaiecta of the paroels being discovered. Plain anil clear directions accompany these latfer. and a cure is etf.-cled iviihout e>eti the phyiciau knowing who is iii» putient. To VJen aud Women wiih Broken«t?own Constitutions, the Nervous, the Debilitated, and all sutt'eruig from any Disease whatever, Dr L. L. UAHTII'S plac 01 treatment commetidc itsell, avoiding, as it does, the inconvenience and expense f a personal visit. ADDKEB9 DR. L. L SMITa, 182. i.'ULLINj Sltth.i£T EAST. ■ AIi'.LBOU.iMHI. (Late tlie lien 'ence ji the llovornor.) IHI6 ADVEKTISKMKST SHOULD Hti CviJIiFULLV JiKAD AND HE MEM UifiHEU 13 Y -.liy^liVONij. IN-i y E liiteT* Di IN; tfE s OiiS tt. . . *? THttPATKNi'pVA'Bi " l r Ha*,nav» jbeen tief >r; Hie public for fou *♦•'■" years, and during that time . 1 5000 TO>S |{AYE BIiEN SOL •Tivinjj very great satisfaction, in proof of whioli we h > <i nutueious testimonials from well-known Colonists; and the demand daily incieHsiutj to such an extent, tha numerous Spurious Imitations have lately b««n nt.-jduci-d in the various markets of Australia and ISew Zealand, for the sole puruo.se ol dainagiug llie reputation of the Patent Oyai aaiuson Wire. TBE SAMSON WIRE VVms ateiitfd xnd introduced lour years ago in Viet ria.JNeiw kSouth .Vales (^ui-eiislri^d and, iNeW Zealand; und tlie pnucipul claim set lorihwaa its bein^ made Oviil to preven f-aud. Yet, iutbe face oltnesfl^ patents firms — many of re- ; Bpec^a^ld'»iau,ding ha ye, for tbe sake oi j pidtrjrcqip^iwiitjn.wJenl tu«Hiseiv.?B.|oitlH ' Jmitro,d.j|otiij4 i ..ofc vi«ru>ui»|., I Hunj?^ua r j im^at '. I Uoust, whicb tbe^u. liable peifrgp: v I at law, and '<i;iupyatice auduisappoiut ito the' users ' , ' ' ' '■■'■■• ; - ! The public when purcba!»Vhtf, ! ar6 1 flier* '"■ lore cautioned to see tliat each -coil bear* ! a tin tally thus :— • - . . • j PA I JiJM T O V A L B A MSON W IRK j IK OVAL ; j And.thePateutees'Tallj orlradeMark I Al B i H j IK ». DIOCK. I Manufactured by the Whitecross Wire Company, Warnngtou, England Prices Greatly Reduced ADDKEorf : M'LEAN BROi. & RIGG-, IMPOKTEBS 99 ELIZABKra sriiKhT, MEL. , BOURNE „OKiNipiW'! W AS.tt:i.Na^OW,J)aß , KJ UouAiiot^njur^ui,, oiost. da.ic.ita w.i © ""i'?!""«. *»*aed; i,o,:i,) OJ al' O th moat a.»lluite l iuircdte,tß"aai I ''JOe3 .r.o lucuer t,i.»ii. '..o« w»\iix& pawl.rs Ii ■.liigly pj-» a.a^a.-i i,-" v d .- uo v; , a CoJlljia ■ - nd labo:.< s