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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1589, 19 August 1885, Page 1

J Public Notices, ; j '• liives of event men all remind us, j V> c run iii'l-e <>.ir lives sublime; I Aw', 'li-p.-rliinr, leave 'vhind \i* | ' Footnrittf!* on the «and- of tim-'." | ri^llK i'l'ovc is read with j»r-':»r itiN«r<>»t br ; i i I'ti-ujfiiii-is o< youiiif Hi- . It inspires j tin in with loiR, tor im the '.>naiii lexicon of ( uth t'.ere \-> tin such word ..■» .til. lias ! «>i\ many, titis is correct, — is true with '.'jgard to (he youth who Kiis never ahined his iiivuj'li — and to ihe man who has not been j ' jiiis-ion's .*liive" 1 | 1 1 t 1 > l t tit t youth — In that man, who has j '.va-tnl hi* vijro- 1 , who has yielded hims-lf up i t-- the temtor ty sweet allurements ol vice, ' »v)n> h:«« »iven unoridleil license to his pus- ' <imi,s, 'n hi»n tiie above li.ies »re hut m a i reproach. What HOPE fiiii he have ? Whal i Hjpiratioiis ? VVlmt chaiice of lei-vin^ hit footpi'nis on ti;d .<iitid- ol time? Y or him, iil.i-! (here i« non^ltt but dark desp.ur ami seli-ierroactt for a lost Ufa. For a man to leave hi* oofprints on the i sands of time, he mu->t bo endowed with a i strong bruin an I nervous power. Me must , I possess a sou»d, vigorous, healrliy mi d, in | a heall'ny body — the power to con.-eive— t ; the ener y to execute! Hut, look at our I Aii-tiuliuii youth! bee the pwac'aied form, i • the vacitrit iook, ihe listless Itentatine muniier, lithe n. iv.iui distrust, the senseless, almost .. J idiotic expression. Note his demeanour and icoi.vers.iiioii, tiiil then tay. Is that a man to leave his iootprints on the sands of time. Do parents, medical men aid educators of I I youth my sufficient attention to this rub* > ject ? Do" they ever ascertain the easse ol 1 j t hie cieuuy ; und having done mo, do they (as r v strict sense of duty demands) seek the . skilled Htlvtce of the medical man, who has i nude this branch of his pro.ession his par I titular speciality, whose liie has been devotee* ■to he tteatmeiit of these cases ? header | • what is your answer ? Le: each one ain-wer i j «or himself. Parents see their progeny lading I griduaily before their sight, i«€e them become ' emaciated old young men, broken down in 1 health, enfeebled, unfitted for the battle of 1 life; yet one word might save them, one I (totind and vigorous hea thriving letter fro.n 1 a medical nmi, habituated to the treatment I and continuous supervision of such cases 1 w on' J, in nio^t iiMtmces, succeed in warning otl toe in. (lending doom of a miserable and i gloomy future, and by appropriate treatment restore the enervated system to its natural vii>or, and ensure a joous and happy lile l)r L. L. s>Mllli, of Melbourne, has made the disease* ol yuuth and those arising therd from li i» peculiar study, fl is whole pro w»stonal lile has been especially devoted to tfie 1 1 t-tii nicn i. ol Neivt'us Aff'cctiims und the Oi.-eii.'es ineideniiiJ to Married Lile. *dis j skill ia afuiiabie to all — no mutter how nu"'y J lini.dred- or thousanda of miles distant. His ] system of correspondence by letter is now so 1 well organised and kuowi., thit comment would be superfluous — (by this >cans many thousands of patieuts have been cured, whom j he has never seen -tnd never known) ; ami it is earned on with such judicious supervi-oti ' that, though he hus been | motiving this br.iiich of hi* profession for twenty«six years in'fheliß cdlonies, no »inglft titptanee of *9*U- ; ■* dental discovery has ever yet happened. When Medicines are ret)uired, these art lorw.trded in the sane careful uiaiiner without a posMbility of the ontriits of the parcels , liein^ discovered, Plain anil clear direct ions accompany these latter, and a cure is elected without eyeu the phyician knowing who is iii» pHticut. To .Men and Women wih Broken-cswn Constitutions, the iNervou.s, the J)eUilitated. and all suHeriig from any D.se:ii-e whiitever, Or L, L. tJ MI L'll'.S plau ol treatment com< mends itselt. avoiding, as it does, the ineonveniertce and expense 1 a persouul visit. A VUUBSS — DR. L. L SMtTa, Ib 2, CULLL-Sa dTttliiLi 1 fcAsf. MbLHOUuMB. (f^ate the Resi-lerce - n' the Governor.) THIS ADVEKTIaiiJifalM' WECIitEFULLY KhlAl) AND XX MKMBICUKO BY LVKttY'U^'ii LNTEUKSTJfDIN FENCING. THE PATKNT OVAL SAMSON PEN C& WIRE lias iiuw been. i>et' r ihe piioi.-c for tou years, a:>d <uiriiiu that time SDi)U IONS HAVKBKKN SOL ♦.-Jivitii/ very fjrciit satislHCiion. in proof o) whicii »8 h » (I ntiinerous (estiiiiooials from weii'known Coioui>tA; and the demand daily tticieasim; to such au extent, tiiM nu neroua Spurious Imitations have lately b«uMi 'iv/jduccd in the various market* of Australia and iNew Zc-»lutui, for the sole purpose of damaging the rcpulatioL o! the Patent Oyai tiaiuson Wire, TBE SAMSON WIRE Was , aieMed mid introduced four years b^o in Victoria, tSotilh \V n | PS Queensland and iNew Zealand; and the principal claim set forth was its being made Oval to preven t'aud. Yet, iv the lace nl these patents firms — many of' re < flpec'able standing liaye, for the »ake of pidtry commission, lent themselves to tin intruductio.i of varioiiM spurious unilaff lions, which render them liable to aclioi* at law, and muoyance and uisappoint to the users. The public when purchasing, are there ! fore cautioned to see thai eacu coil bear* I a tiu taity thus : — t A I JvN IOVA LS A M SO^ W l l{ K IN OVAL ; And.tuePateutees'Xally or irade Murk M J> R IH ». DLOCK. Manufactured by the Wbitecross Wire Company, Warriugton, England Prices Greatly Reduced ADDiiEoS : M'LEAN BROo. & RIGG-, LMrOItTEJiS gU Jb.LiZAiii<;iH zLLi&hL', MXL. WJU&iSii SENIOKB' WASHING POWjUiiK Uoes not iujura ihe tuoso doiiOitCd wb. o ucs tv artiuies waslied, i- o/.n^oau I o IL most JtjliiMttf ingrodie it* uit i>n u,o tutuer tti'tu most #11111^ p.jvy.t'rs ui^iy ro •(» a.iuaijj m ,\ itid )tii uujit^b Uli iftilOK * 1