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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1629, 20 November 1885, Page 1

Public Notices •' Li»f!< of gri-ut men a\\ remind u#, \\ • can n>ii»c our lives sublime •, At< . '-y^rfing, tea?* 1 bfhini us Forttp'int'" on th* «andt of time. rpHE ».bcve t« r^d with great interest b» I tli> u^unils o ( young men. It inspire* tin in with HOPS, tor iv the bright lexicon ot . ufh there i« no such word »s Jail. lla*! ku\ many, this is correct, — is true with •• jgard t. the youth who has never abused his 9tifnpili--inui to the man who has not been 1 1 nujion's *l:ive" i'.ut r- th»t youth— to th«t man, who hits :-.»'.. >\ 'is vipo'", who has yielded hiins»lf up ibe i nitor ry swe«-t ailurements of vice, vli- h.- .'ivfi imoridled license ti/ his !>:i8« „„ ,ji!i t'e nbov lilies are hut a» a What UnPB, p 'ie ha«re? Wh .t „..::,,.. n? vVhai etiauce of lei« Tin» hit ig.it p:i|.i|i On t^* fBBll" O< ♦«••• *• -■■'^*m&6mtttßHl a>«!.! thre.s Dought but dark deepair and si 11-rei roacf for a lost life. For a mini to leave hi* ootprinte on th* *»jidn ol line, he mu-t bo endowed with a strong brain ai» i nervou* power. He B>u«l posses* a sou"d, vi^uous, l«e*lthy mi d, in a hraltiiy body — tho powr to comeire— the every ty execute! But look at our ,Au tr.liau »»uth ! Seethe emaciated form, me vttCrtiit look, the listless hesitating manner, the n irnu9 distrust, the senselfss, almost i.lioti*) ♦ xpression. Note hia deuieaaour and ccii:»i>rwuio:!,an i tht-n *ay. Is that a n»au to have hit ootj.rints en the sauds of time. Do p., rent*, medical men a«id educators o* i youth p»y suuioicot attention to this sub* I j^ct ? Do they ever ascertain the cuhso ot this decay; and having done »o, do they (as h strict sense ot duty dumanda) .-eek the skilled advice oi the medical man, who hne nude this branch of his profession his, par ticnlar speciality, whose lite has been devotee? lo he tieatment of these cases ? Header what if yuur answer P Le eath one an*wer Or bUMS' 11, p ttreut» see tbeir progeu • iaiimg ; gr .dually before their sight, «c them become emaciated old young men, broken down iv lieulih, enl«ebled, unfitted for the battle of life; yet one word might save them, ooe sound nnd vigorous heaith-giviug letter from a medical nan, habituated to the treatment uml continuous supervision of tuch caset wou' i, in most iuttiiices, succeed in warning oM t.ie impending doom oi a miserable *u4 gloomy tut tire, and by appropri*te treatment,, restore the enervated sjstem to its natural vigor, and ensure ajo<ous aud happy life ]>r L. L. ol Melbourne, batuiade the disease* of yuuih and those arising therd fnmbie peculiar study. His whole pw t>#sional i ii'e has he*-n t'ipet'Uliy demoted to ihe trill! Ill' lit Ol NerVOU* AtfVclioilS aild th« < liM-vees itii-iiUiHiil to Married Lite- ilia tkill is available to all— u» mutter how iu«. - <y hui.drt-d* or thousanda ot milt-8 distat t Uia svsiein of correi>pon ieiio« by lettf r i» now so I weli orgnuiseri and known, tut comaieni would be superfluous— (by this cans inauj thousands oi patients h«ve Jieen cured, wbt>ui he has never seen <nd never known) \ »no it it carried on with such jutliuioue supervi-oo that though be hts been practicing thta bf«n«h of his |.-ri>)ra*ion lor tw<nty««ix >cur» iv 1 1 .««• colotties, no singl* instauo* ot acoi* de .tai di#co*ery has ever yet happened When Medicines are required, these arc lorwurded iuthe bimj ecarelul uiutsuer without ti'posvibiiit; of the roniAtits of the parcel! being discovered. Plain ant clear directions accompany these latter, aud a cure is etf- eitxi <v u bout e^eu the phy-ician knowing who is his p»tient. i\) Men and Women w4 h Brokee^own Const ltutiono, the Nervous, ihv- Debilitated, &'.ri all sutl'fi mg Iron) any D seuce whatever, \)r L. L. SMl'l'll'S plitc ot treatment com* uiciiil* lteelt, ..voiding, as it doe*, ■ lie m.-on-vwiiimce and expense t a pcreuual vi»u. APuaßfla— DR. L. L SMITE, 18^, (JOL LUNo SißlviiT K\6t, Ml-.LBvjUuHrt. (T.iitf tlie'R^>-'enCO '»•' the governor.) IHIS ADVi£uLIShMK>T oHUULD I<K C\KEFL r LLY KHAJJAND HK MiiMßi£UKl> BY KVERYO.Njv IS* TKItK6'£J<DIN FKNCIiSG. THE PAT K NT OVAL SAMSON FENCa WIRE Haeno^ b.en oet' r tlie pulii.e for lob yean, «->d ttuntii.' that tune JWuu iO>."S JiAVEBttKA" SOL tiviuu very K re at -.atiKluc ion. in proof at which we h • ■< uutueroun lesuuiuniaU from we!l-knowu OolouisU; and the dematid aiiy iticreuriiiit; lv sui-Ji an exteut, tna numerous Spurious tin'MUontt have lately iitwin. 'prjiluetd in the vartotta inaikeu of Australia atid iN'ew Zea'aim, fur the gole purpose ot Uauiagiu^ tbt rfputatiok o' >hi- Patent Ova! Samson Wire. TBE SAMSON WIRE \V»n aiehtPfl Hiid iutrotiuceil tour • years auo in Viet Ti», bew South ' ale* utid >ew Zeaiatid; and (he principal claim set torih was its being uiitde Ovnl to preven • -aud. Yet, iv the sacc ut tuesH patents tiriuii— mao/ of r«< Mj.ec'able siai.ding liaye, for the take ot \, .Jiry counui.'.sioii. lent tlieuiseives to tin intt't'Juctiu.i of vanoua spurious nut I* tioii!>. which render liieui liable io actio** H ih.v, anJ «;iuoy«uee and uixappoißt to the us. rg Ihe public when purclia«in?, are there lore cannoned to see thai each coil bearr a tin taiif thus:— PA ihiNi OVAL SAMSON WIRK IS OVi.l i \ ud.the Patentees' Tall) or 1 rade Mark M ii H m v dlock. Maiiutactured by the Whitei-rotS Wire Collipauj, Wari'iugtoU, Jitij;laud Prices Greatly deduced VL'L&AH JJiiO^. & BIOG, IMPUKTEKb \fV i3.LlZa.iiK in biJiiiJj.T. JdKL- • i 1 WASHING POVVDJfitt O aoci uot uijuw ills' mist dvtioitttf wh c lies iv itfiiit.tts wasued, ii o.iiOp->*di j It utult deiio<na tu^redie its an i gJe* 0.0 muer tiuii r.iatt w^sai i< po*Jjrs It nifty NoOitaiuenietl a* a M»a »■* A «om&4| ad k»*aj.»