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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1485, 19 December 1884, Page 1

Public Nctice , •' Lues ol fjr<-:it iin-ri :i!l r-niini ut, \\ «• '-!tn li';l>e our live? siiMi'iic ; A i'f\ ■i l -|)->lti"!.', u-iive b"'>iihl Ud Knr.fy.i ii.l.- '>n t Ji--- ■»:tn.l-' iif ; n;i • " fI'UK hliov« 19 rend wilh tinnn intei-edt !)■ I tli"Ui«Hni 1 9 o 1 young men. It ui^nre- | thrm with lloi'E. 'or ii the briglit lexicon ol uth there i- no such word ;is 'nil. \.\,,n ] sm ninny. th'P is correct,— is triirt with jjjurd ir the youth who has nvvvr uhuned luo .-t.rnptli — und to the man ■' ho lia-i not been ' |itlß.*ioil's r"llive " . Hut t» ihi>t yoiuh— to that 'mm, who hjs j «ii-t..l l'ii< vij»o, Who Im» yielded hiri.s-lt ut> thftiTopor iy» "HUrtf neiitHi yt vice, >viu> ll;i- ;.IVf> ' Uirnrldle'rjiCetlSf tii,hU »».--. t«i.iii-, •<«• isini H,ie nbt>-.«. li ies iuv!-»it «-. a • ep.0..e.. What llopk c n iip have ? Wl):if tidpimtioi'.s ? What eiiiim-e of hwiiv/ his lootpiints on' Wic *and< oi lime? Ifor him, alii;-! therein nought but durk despnir and Bell-ret>roucii for a lost life. For a mmi to leave his ootprints on the •unds o' tl'ne, he nui-t be endowed with a I strong brain an 1 nervou* power. Me must j posMjec n sound, vii»OTOU!«, healthy mi d, in j a h.almy body —the. power to oeiii-eive— j the cnipr;y to execute! But look at our I Au-fr>ilinii youth! Seethe «miiciated form, | . the ?;«LMiit look, tly listless heaitutina nnuuior, I the n i»i>us dislriift." the aenseleos, almost I idiotic expression. Note hi« deuieniiour and j ci.i -vorMiiio'i, uu 1 then *u^. la that a man t.i I leave his oot print* om th*- sands of time. I 1 Do parent*, riii'dfcaT.nlpu a^'id educators o' youth p:.y sufficient' 'fti-t'eritioii to this-^doi ject ? Do" they ever ascerrain tile' oqj*M?>ol (this deeuy ; and having done no, tioisbey' (a* a strict setixe of duly demands? Ltutk the skilled advice ol the medical inaic.iwho lias iir.de this branch ol his proieprtbn his par ticulnr speciality, whose UisJia^jbeeu devote^ lo he t'eatiuent of these p»*e» ?• Header ! what I* your answer? ■■. Le, tmth o-ie aiiswpr lor hiniKi-11. Parent* se^>! f heir proge.il"; ..jadiiig gnduady before tlwit' nigjil, c.ee.them become enuiciHted old youn^ men. broken down in liralth. enleebled, .unfitted for the buttle of life; yet oiie, .wjprcl , might save them, one »oui)d unit vigorous heaUh-ginng letter Irom a medical nan', habituated to the tiva'tiietu. and continuous *upe.rvi>ion ot such cases won I, in moi-t i.ii uioes, sneered in w iriiiu^ o-i t.ie iinpeiditig ('oom ol a misenbie aud (il-.omy 'uiutr, and by ap|iropiiute treatment I'eytme the enervated system to its natural vi[{<ir. und eiifure ajo 011s and happy lile l)r L. L. ftMll'ti, ol Melbourne, has made tlie (liaeusrfi ot youth And those arising liierd f ruin his peculiar study. His whole pro tmsional lila has been espei-iully devoied to the tnaimmt ol Nervous AflVctious and the Diseßges' incidentul to Married Life- ttia skill is available to ail — uu umiter how uu *<y Inn dr.d- 01 tlioUMinda ot miles distant, ills h\Bieni of corre.-pon lence by letter i» now so Well orgauised and' knowi., th t cnmtnenl would tin suuertluous^— (by thia e-niis many thousands 01 patients have oeeu cured, whom he has uever oeon md never known) ; auo it ir cinried on witlinucli ju tii-uus thut though he hu* been- practicing thia brunch ot lv& profession lor'tweutyosix yeurs in these colonies, no single of aucidei.'tui discovery- bus ever yet happened. Wiien MedicMies are required, thede artr torw.irded in tlie same carelul manner without a possibility ol the onieuts of the purrela being discovered. . Plain a'ni clear direci ions accompany these lat'ftr. and a cure 10 eti- cted without eyen tlie pby-iciuu knowing who is his pi'tietil. l\> Men a-ad VV-amen wi h Broken«LOwn Cousiitutioiib, the Nervous, the J)t»biiitated, ami all sulleriiig from any Di seine whatever, Dr li. L. S.VllTil'.S plac u> treatment com-mc-inl- lt»ell, avoiding, us II do.-s, lie Huron— .eiilenee and expense 1 i» perbOuul visit. .\DUKES6 — DR. L. L SMtTa, ibZ. UULLL.No SlKKifil Ki.ST MI..LHDL 1 NiO. ' (LatP tlie Re-ii:eice 11 tlie Unvenn>'.) IHl.> ADVliu'laaMli-Nl 1 cIIOULD Hh. C. KIifULLV KKAJ) AiNU Mi XlKUßtiitKi) BY hVKIiVuNa. INriiKK^TuDIN FENCING. THKPATK.N TOVAL SAMSON FENCiii WIRE iias nu>< l)ecn net r IMe pubic for tou years a- d duriuu that tiiue 50U0 lO>vS HAVB BhKN SOL ■ 1 vina very great salistaC'ion. in proof of wli'C.i we li • 0 numerous testimonials ft'<>m weil-Unown Colonists; and the demand 'tally increasing to such an exieut, tux nu .er 'US >puriouß Ini'iaitous have lately l>«»i>x\ «iv/jduccd in tlie various rua 1 ket.o of Australia and flew Z'^'iinii, tor the sole purpose ot da nagiUK the rep'aUiiOL o' Ihe Patent Oyal Oaiusou Wire. THE SAMSON WIRE V\ as a c tiled -nd inlio'Uifii lour yenrs ago in Viut-iritt, »New .>outh ale\ Queensland Htid iNew Zeaatid ; und the priiicipHt claim set lonh was us being ui'idc Oval to preveu I 'aud. Yet, iv the late vi tuesß patents firtiis — tuiiiy of rej Bi..ec : able s-audm^ h«ye, tor the *ake ot (paltry commission, leul tueuibeives to cm mtrixiuctio.i of ranuiiM spurious tiuilai t nous, which tender ihe.u liable io tiutioi' at law, ami i.inoyiiiice and dixappoiut to the us»'rs The public when puruliastn^, are there tote cam toned u> sec iliu< each coil L-eurr i a 1111 tuiiy tiiux :— j PA 1 iJiN luVA L» A MSO.N VV I U K • m oval ; j A iid.t be Paten lees' Tally or I rade Mark K \ IH •. DtOOK. } Alauufuclured by the Wuitecrobß Wire Com puny, WarringUm, England ' Prices Greatly Reduced M'LEAN BjiJ^. & RIGG, 1-11P0KTEKS SEMOKa' WASdING POWDEU Idoob vat injuro iht) ,ujh 'io.ionij wit « ues ia ai-tiu.M wanud, » oiajjijl o itmost UeUjino ni^tDiie Xi an i 4 Jdi 0.0 luiuer lam doit v w iim ig pj#ljrs it i