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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1551, 22 May 1885, Page 1

Public Notice . ••Lives of great mcv We can wtik? our li - And, rleprrtiisjj, Jea Footprint* on the ' ' THE above is read \ • :,- thousand* o ( yo ' ••■-,.,;.. | them with Hope, for i • :\;.-.-. . ,-< ruth there i* ne sue. > ■■: ■■* :1 - n. -' saj many, this is. enrr ■:■!.—'•■ •"• «>:' i i».i rr the youth who ■ •; '■• <■ i ■■■ ;»:? strength — and to the ;.. i *':!■•; '.:«. i, / a on : |i:i*^ion'9 *lnve." Hut t" tliHt you'h— ■<! ' I- .-■.■-, ■••:•■• ■■- i . ; ( -t.r! tiis vijjoi, wl ■ „ ' ■ ■■ ■-' ■■ ■■•■' '■• ilse ti-mj>or ry ■ ■ ' • ■:■.."■ ■■ " ; '■' > ; 'ih i* yiven ur ;:.V-.> >*•::*• ."-.hi-; • • ' iepco:ii>li. Wuai '••■!'••: • v : ■< v :.'>•■ ■' <'■ n?pirut.oi)B ? W . ••■'• i • ; /ootpiuns" on W • ' : ' ' h1u«! there m »• '. • ; >; ■ ■■■ - •> ' . '• ' : self-reproaoti /< • ■ ■ ■' For a man t • . 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" ; i .:■■■■' •;«.»? i •■-'<» '-i what is jr^- ••• •■'•■!T^ i '-.'. >" -i " ■"• ■•"'■■ '>''■'■ tor himsi ; . • r.:.. 1 -;iror' ;• J.n'-:i.i.; gradually ..:,.>!- ■..,■... '.i .... ;■■ •■ i.c emaciate. • 1 v.:i:'ij - . c-o . «. •■- • :.•: health, ■■ .-. ■ '■-■d, nii.l ■- 1 .'■'•' n.-- ...:■•„. life; ye; ■■■;>' waj\i :■> 'n ■-•■vt; '.'■■■.-. i. •■•- sound a " :'• ,- !-=|fc ! ••■' i' 1 -' •• ■ :; '■ ■•'•••• •— ■'■ a medic ' - •,^»..i •' -' ■-■ '• ■ • l< • oiou* aud coi " ■> r- "':' "■;• • • "' *'' ' oases wou' 3, i ■• • " *.i--i -..;••. • i ueeci in warning o& tiie . ;■ .i.c' ('-!. »i a miserableaud gloomy • ..(.;.» 1. = .-; ; j: I'opriate treatment restore .? t 1 - : • •» to it* nuturai vigor, a: < ■ ■' -••>■ ai •■ " 'i'id happy life I)r L. >•• i :''><■ -• ••ourne, has made the diseaset ■ ;, „:.\ „ .i ; . :so arising tkerd from his pec .' : .! . '•»•< whole pr^««sional Jifo has .• ■ . .-•; ■ ■ devoted to the tivatment of Nt > ; etious and the I)i*o»ses incident, i ti med Life. iii» skill i 9 available to ait — iio matter how rntty hur.druds or thou*anda oi miles distant. His system of oorrespouLience by letter is now so well orgauised and known, that comment I would be superfluous — (by this >cans many j thousands at patients have been cured, whom he has never ee«n *nd never known) ; and it if cairied on' with such judioious supervisor that thoa^li k» has beea practicing thii branch of his profession tor twenty»»ix yean in these colonies, no single instance of accidental discovery has ever yet happened. When Medicines are required, these are forwarded in the sameoareiul manner without a possibility of the contents of the parcels being discovered, Plain and clear directions accompany these latfer, and a Cure is effected without eyeu the physician knowing wh<» is his patient. ,- To Men aid Women with Broken-cJown Conetitutioufc, the Kervovm, the Debilitated, and all suffering from any Disease whatever, Dr L. L. SMITH'S plan of treatment con.mends itself, avoiding, as it does, the incor. - venience and expense f a personal visit. Addkebs — DR. L. L SMITH, 182, COLLINS STRKET KAST. MBLBOOKNB. (Late the Referee ot the G-overuor*) IHIS ADVEUTISEMK^T tiiODLD ; Hfi CUJEFULLY READ AND KE | AIEVIBKUED Br-EVJSBYO^iA IJN« TEKKSTKDIN FENCING. THE PATENT OVAL SAMSON PENCE WIRE Has now been bet'jre the pubhe for tuu | years, and during that time 6000 TONS HAVE B&ES 6OL biiviue very great satisfaction, in proof ot which wa ho d numerous testimonials from well' known Colonists; and tue demand daily increasing to such an extent, tiia nuaierouß Spurious Imitations hare latelj b«*n «i\/jduced in the various markets of Australia and JSew Zealand, for the sole purpose of dauiagiug the reputation. ot tue Patent Oyal Sutuson Wiro. THE SAMSON WIRE Was ; atented aud introduced 100-r years ago in Victoria, JS'ew JSouth >V'ai«s Queensland and JNew Zealand; »nd the principal claim set toith was its being made Oval to preven jf-aud. Yet, iv the face of tiiese patents firms — many of re' spectacle standing haye, fur the sake ot paltry commission, lent themselves tot Ik nitroductioa of various spurious imitat I tious, which render them liable lo aetio** at law, and Hauoyance and uisappoiut to the users. Ihe public when purcliasint?, are there fore cautioned to see thai each coil bear? I a tin tally thus :— | rATJitfTOVALSAMSOfI WIRE | IN OVAL ; } And.thePatentees'Tallj or'lrade Mark ! At B I K I IK \.DLOCK. I Manufactured by the Wbitecross Wire Company, Warnngton, England 1 Prices Greatly Reduced M'L£AN BROa. & RIGG, LMPOKTEKS | yy ELiZAHKrii fcilliEliT, AiELliOLJitiNE WASHING I'OWJiKK ! JO tiot-s nut iujui'd the nroso doiiOAte w!i c i moat u.^io.ioo niTteiiid .ti tt.it g'Jos n.o I lu'.'.ior i!i»u uo.it is, pJ hU.ts tl | iii^.y ro jiiwiii-j *»* ,\ iu)'4'iii eoja^,ii u<i luao:? d