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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1474, 24 November 1884, Page 1

Public Nitice , •' Lives "I" great men nil r-Miiiilil US, V. c 1:111 n-.- ke our li> p< Miblinie ; \i-. , '. )>-rti'-!.'. leuve h-'iiiiil v-» Focij>iin»- 'Hi th<- <-.ih.N of Uin>- " f\ UK iil.ovp 8 read w'nli great interest b» j thi'iistin^s o 1 young men. It inspires ib. in with Hope, ior in the bn«lit lexicon ol . nth there i* no such word us t'ltil. llns! n»\ n. any, th's ii> correct, — is truu with '-i^nrd tr the youth who has never abused his st.enL'ih — and to the mun who has not been ' |>as-ion's slave Hut t-> ih -t youth — 10 thnt man, who h\e waited his vipo>-, who Ins yieldeil himself up 1 ihe I. mi'or ry swei>t »ilurements ol vice, who h;i- I'lvci. uil'nldleil license to Ilis i.issu.iis. i.» I'iin tie above liies are b«it us a i-ep.-.'-.c Wlyii lIuPK-c i> lie liav* ? What ■ispiriiiions ? What clMiice of le'-vins? hit lootpiims on tlie sand- oi lime? For him, ala.-! thi re i" nought but dark despair and sell-rei'i-otic'- for a lost life. For h man to leave his ootprints on the sands o 1 true, he iiui-t be endowed with a strong hrain an nervou* power. He must pussesr a soii"d, vigorous, healthy mi d, in a In-all uy body — the power to con ciVe — the ener y to execute! l ! ut look at our .\u-ti:dtaii"\outli ! See ike emacmied form, tlie vacant look, the hstlc-s liesitaiiug manner, tlie n ivoui distrust, the senseless, almost idiotic expression. Note hi* demeanour unfl cor .v«n>aiio", an > then s-av. Is that a mun to leave///* oot t -rint> cm iht sands ol time. Do parents, medical men aid educators o' youth pay sullicieut attantion to this subject ? Do they ever ascertain the cim* 1 ) ol 'ilns decay ; mid luiving done ho, do they (us n strict :«en.«e. of duly demands) -eek the skilled advice ol tlie medical man, who lias in de tliis liraiich ol his pro e>sion his par licular siiccialii v, vnose li:e has been devotee 10 hi" t'eatiiieht. <d tlieso lin-cs ? KeildHf wliai is your iin-ivi.T ? Le eauli one answer or liii'is. 11. I'a'eiitt. see 'heir progeif lading gr.duad\ beloi-e then sifjhl, -te them become emaciated old vouii^ men. broken down ia i.eal'h, enle.t:i)lcd, until ted for the battle of lile; yet one word might save them, one "G'..iid "I'hi vigorous hen th-^i-iug letter Irom a medical nan, habituated 10 tne tr.-a inent and con'inu"U3 - u [>f ivi -ion ol such cases wou -I, in most i.i»t inc.es, succeed 111 w.irnin^ on t.>e iu.pe-tduig «'oom ol a miser.ibie and gloomy 'Uiure, and by ap|.ropiiate treatment restore Ihe enervated sjftem 10 its natural »mor. and ensure a jo ous uuil liuppv lile l>r L. Jj. >MLIH, 01 Ale bourne, haa made the diseases nl y..mh and those arising thenl from bib peculiar si udy. Hia wr.ale pro wHional lile hut tieen espeiinlly devoted to the Ir. at iin in ol Nerv»us Atticiious and the I'iseiises incidenial to Alurr.ed Llle die skill is available to a!l — no mdter how un. -iy 11.11 di-.d- 01 thmiMiiidii ol md<s distant. Ills »\sn-ii< ol corre-pon .cnue by letter is now so Wei organised and km.wi., tilt comiut-ul would be superfluous — (by this cans many thousands <J patients have tieeu cured, vyliuiu lie has never seen mil never known) ; und it is cairieii on with such juaiciaus supervi~on tlnit* though he has been practicing tlna br..nch ol Ins profession lor iweiity^aix yeu.ru in these colonies, no single instance of accide- tai discoiery has ever yet happened. 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