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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1506, 6 February 1885, Page 1

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He must '„ .--er. . son- d, viM>n>u!», healthy mi d, in |ii h aim* hody — tl'«* power to con eive— . 'In; ener y t«i exeoute! Mut look at our I v v .linn wnitti ! ->c the emncsate.l iwu, • tiie re nt iook. 'I.r I'stle** hes.tacina tn.mn.-i-, ! tin- n irr>u« rimtrust. tht» scneeie**, niin.>« j i.lii.tie rxpiesMon. Note Ui* lieiiieaiiour unfl I ci.i.vei>.uion, vii • ih'-o "at. Is that a m.in to I leave hit ootj,r>nt< o th. uands of time j Do p..ient«, rne.lical me-i a-.. 1 edu<M*ors of I youth »>.y >«ullioieni intention to this «übj. et? i)o they ever a*eertain the ea».-<« Ol I this rleeay ; and having d«»e no, do they (us j v htrict sen?e of duty demand*) eek the I skilled mince ol the medieil Oian, who lias vi de tnis tiranch ol his pro ession hw par ticahir siieiialiiy, svhose lie has been devotee 10 he t-eiUmeiit ol the*e ea*es P keader j what t« your 'in**«r ? Le ruth'o'ie aiinnr Joi hiHi*. It, I'tt-eiits see 'heir p*»)gen (ailing 14r.du.1l> I.eloi.- their mk'>), f<* them become .-iiiiciute.i oid young men, broken down iv .i-iil'L, .-nleehled, unflited for the battle ol Iile; y«t one word might save them, one '•O!.nd'*tiri vigorouo heat limiting letter irom a meiliful nan, habituated 10 the tiva- men* •mil coniinuou* i>upervi-iou ol such cases wou i, iii inoi-t i.mt meet. succ«ed iv wiruiiiJ 01. t. c in. pending I'ooni ot a miserable and ul.oniy umie, and by appropriate treatment reHtore Ihe enervated system 10 Its nalurai <"u<>r. aud eucure ajo ous and happ> lile \>r L. h- >111 l li, <>i Me bourne, hasiua.lo tin (t!«eanei> "I y u'il 4ud llio»e arising tiler I Ir. in liiV peeuiar (.iu ly. His wnaie pro «•»- --b onal iil» hat been especially devoted to t.ie ti. a' nn tit ol Nervous Atfictinns an-J the ;ii»e«*t-8 incidental to Married Lite- ilis skill is avuilabit to all^no mutter how tut >T hui dred- or thousanda ol mil' s distant- ills B\steui ol correspondence, by letter in now so Well orgauised aud known, tli t coHimeut would be superlluous^tby this can* many thousands o patients have been cured, whom he Mas never eecn <ud never known) ; auo it le e. uried on with such juiiciaus nupervion that though he h«* been prucii»iug this br.muh ol hift urolts-ion lor tw.nty^su years in these colonies, no single instance of accidental disco >cry has ever yet happened. When Medicines are required, these ur* lorw.irdeil in the sanecarelul in^iiiier without a possibility ol the outebta of the parcels being aiecovered, Plain an < clear directions '■ccoitipany tiieae latter, aud a cure is erf ctei 'Uih.ui t\.i. the 1 ny ician knowing wh» is n» j.i'tieiil. I'o .neii and A'oinen wi h Broken-Jown Const itutioiih, the Nervous, ih- J)ebilituted, unit all feuileiiiig I'l'oiu any Disease whatever, Dr L. L. g>HTtr.s plan o treatment com* mend* itself, us it does, he tiicou— venienee ana expense 1' a persoual visit, .\ UDKBStt— UR L. L SMITdL, 182. COLLKNo SrHh.i£T Ka^T. (Late the Reii I . eice >i the tjoverii'".) IHl.> kDVii'. Ila 11 Alii a f orit»i:Ll> XX C MfKFULLV UKADAND Ufa ' .llK.\lßtiitJ£i> BY nVKUVONoi LN» 1 1 H 1 I KaT* DIS t'E -\ CI N G. THKPATKM'OVaL SAMSON FENCjS WIRJ6 liH!>nu>« ti. en t>et r Die public tor lob years a> d duritit! that time »X) 0 IO>S HAVE 8.-.EN «4OL ■ ivttikc very great «a»»ig»non. in proof of whic:i neh > v uuiui-rou» leatiinonials fr..n» well-known Ooioui»t»; and the demand tally increiinink; to *u<*u an rxieot, t>a nu . er -vi >purioua linitauoDi* tiuve lately tv^>i *i</jduced in the various ma. kets of Atißiralia and JN'ew ZertlHii.i, for tht> aule purpose ot <Ja uaicluK the reputattui. ot 1 tit- Patent Oval Smuson Wire. THE SAMSON WIRE V\ h* a-eiiif'l >nd iiitro.iufni lour ye*!-:* ay., m Viet rta, Aew >outh «le>. Qu.-ensiHii'i au.l Ac« Zen ami ; «ud the pin.eipHi claim *et lonh Wax mm being in.dt- Oval to f.reven Ihu). Vet. v. the ia«-«' .ii tnese patei.tK tirnis — in my <»f respecable saiiiltn>» haye, for the -uke ot p ilry co.iiiiii^kloii. lent iheiu.-eives ioi ii. nitr .(lm-lio.i of variuni* spurious nun* non>. whnh .ci.iler the.v liable >o «etioi* ai lavi, atiii ciiioyance and ul^appoiut if the u«t rs Ihe public when purcliß*inu, are there lore cautioned to see liia' each cull U*ara lin laity thus : — fAlliM OVALSA.VISOiN WIKK in oval ; /tud.tueJPaleuleea' lall} or iradeMark tt IS •. DIOOK. Manufactured by the WnitecroM Wire Oouapauy, WarriUKton, tn^land Prices Greatly Reduced ADUtL&o*; M'LEAN BiiJo. & BIGG. IMPOIiTEKb 9» iiLlZAlililil cjijiiintT, M&l*. BOUHiNii QESIOKS* WAS^NCr POWDJfiJi O does aot injure iub m^st don cue w.i • ni.» ia a.-tu dj **j.»od, 1 o>ii,ii»di j i\, mofct .leti;.ae lu^raiu t« ail $Ja* uio ift^lf tO^OM «J4 lid At A 4Ut il\d •o*t»tt