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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1720, 21 June 1886, Page 1

Publk Sctices. "I.i»f»(M j»rf-i! t in.'ii iill remind us, \\ c ■ Kn n-tikf our incH subliine ; A • , i r->ni'is, le.-ivi" 'i^liin lu^ For-]>r:rt> on till- "iind! 1 cf 'tin ." rf '; I -ove f> '•■ n-1 ft 'i "j. :' ii!'---r-<t '■« .- f -.iMti: ''■ o tin -i; tier. It irw,>!iT» i. '.\ 'l i !!o!K. i- i r 'ie br-j.' l :! U'.\ii- »n oi : t -. i. i i.o Mir!- f>r i .-* -.Hi. tl i« ! .ii"\. t 's i? i-.-i-, !-.•'. — i- •.'■lie vvith to'ird 'i:.- yd! 1 - -\)iu !••*■? -s'-i-.'-r dlJllae.l hlB i i — ■! to 'iii )'. ... !io ha* -iOi heon ,'S !(. '- flit'" ki ' ' t i'f tb — n hul iiiiiii, who htin » i i • <-■ ?y, . wii- !, ;- vifldi* I hi<rs<-lt up ti, •.. .1- :i *« -uve Mf-'its of vine, :. . ... .1 iicr-iiSP ti. hIS ',)»•• !■■ i; e ..ti i. ■ ii o* ai'i' but us a A inn tJoPKfvin he havf ? What I-.; .1 ; i i- ? YVh:it clianut' of l»> % vinir hit looti)iii-,i; on the ctinds ol titno? For him, aln*! th . rci« nought but dark despair and" self-rei ri»u !. for a tost life. Fora mmi to leave hi* ootprints on the Minis ol ti-ne, he mu-t be endowed »ith a strong brain anl nervous power. He inu»t pi, ««(.£. a soip>d, vi;;orp««i, healthy mi id, in ■\, h-alsiiy liody — thflH^owT to coni.-eiTe— flic eucry to execute! But look at our Au-tialiun youth ! isei- the eumciated forui, 'he TMi-'mt iook, i ln* lißtle-i« hesitating tn»UDi»r, ti.e n !\ou» distrust, the senseU-ss, almost idjitio <'V|.!T-sion. Note hi9 demeanour and r - f <&. Tri»iirioi;, and then f>a\ , Is that a man to kffrnve his oiitorinti* en the sands of time. ; !', p.'irents, medical men ii'id educators of voi'Hi jiiiv sutficii'iit attention to this subj.ci ? 1)o thi'v ever ascertain the causa ol this ritvay ; ki.il having done mo, do they (as u fti-ii-t sen^e of duty demands) t-eek the *ki'.".i--i t'.ilvioe ot the mediPrtl man, wbo has in- do tnis branrli ot lii-< proiessi"ii ilia par tifulii 1 «i>fciii!i;y, vi-ose Hie has been devotee* iu la- t.-t-Htnu-ur. oi tiifse en^i's ? header -.< i.-ii is Übv,' lUiS v.er ? Le r.-.-c'i o;ie answer u: Inni.-.l!. l'u't;;its s.<; t!i(;i>- pvo^on" tailing l;i- .r'uiliv fiflort tin'i- M_'!it, -t.u tln-'in become ciii:n-i;ue'l .>ld voui.j,' i-..!1. hrokivi itown 'n !if:ilUi, enfet-bled, unfUt.-J for the battle of lite; yet one worJ might 6;ivo them, one «ound and vigorous hea.th-giving letter from a medical nan, "habiiunti'd to the treatmentHiid continuous ol guch eases wou' i, in uio!»t i.i«it tiii-t s, eutvee.l iti w,irnin)» oii t.ie impending i'ooiu oi a miserable and gloomy (uiure, and by appropriate treatment restore the eiifrvated system to its natural vi(>(»r, and encure a jo mis and happy life i)r L. L. H, oi Melbourne, has made l-lif disenseo ol y..uiii and those arising therd t'i.i'UJ hie peculiar Hu-iy. His whole pro us-r-iC!!Hi life bus ; ie.'i» i-spei ially devoted to the tfraiiuint ol iN.'iftius Affections an.l the l>i»e«ses incidentnl to Married Life. His skill is avtiiliih:<. to u!l — no matter how inoy h ii (iri(l» or thon^iuda ot inilt-s distar \. Uis eifiii'in ol currc-pon .eiiee by letter is now so wed oigauis.'ii and known, th it comment would bi- superfluous — (by .this •eaus many thousands o fiaticnts liuvjj been cured, whom he hufl never seen imi never known) ; and it is cairied on with such ju.iicious superviiion thut though he iitu been practising this bi'iiu'hol liib (iru/issiou tor twenty>six yeurs in theee colonies, no ningle int-tunco of accidental discovery had ever yet happened. When Aledjeii.-es ate required, these are forw:irde<i in the san.c cdretul manner without » p«s*kbiiJ(y oi the ontents ot the paroclt being uist;overed. I'luin aui clear directions iu'coinp'iny tlu'9>. lutier. and a cure is elfected without e\un the pliy-iciau knowiug whoi» 1) ib putieiit. To .Men an.l Women wi'h Broken«t!own Oontititutioiip, the iScivoun, th« Debilitated, >in.i all suileriiii/ h oio any Disease whatever, Dr li, L. S.UIJ'II'-S plan ol treatment commind- if neli, avoiding, as it does, ilie inconve'iiiMice anu expense f a personal visit, AlMiliESei — jUR. L. L SMITE, Ib2, i:uLliU\a STRtET EAST. MKLBOUJ.HB. (l/ate tin- Ue.<i lence -»t the Governor.) Uii> AOVhui'IrfEMEAT SHOULD HJi C\itKFL:jjLY RKAi) AND KK MEMBEUEU BY KVEItYON*, XiN-TKKKSTJj-D IN FENCIiNIi. THK PATKN TOVAL SAMSON _ FENCE WIRg UiiViiO-.' lit'en t>«;t ' -r - x 'i :i« public for Ibu scar", and during thai time suui) lO>'n HAVE BKEN .SOL 'iivitm very great satisfaction, iu proof ot which we u ml numerous testimonials t'rom weii-known Colonists; and tiie demand ' tally increasing to such an extent, tiia nm leriua -Spurious Im. 1 tat ioih have lat*fi} l>«»«ii • l t/j t luct'd in the 'arious markets ot Australia and $ew Zcd.-.nu, for the ! sole purpose of damaging 'he reputatioL ot ihe Pateut Oyal Samson Wire. THE SAMSON WIRE \\ as atented sttid introduced tour years ago in v^ict.'ria, JSew South ales <^ucf iisian.i and .New Zealand j and the principal claim set torth its being made Oval to preven t>ad. Yet, ib the tare ot these patoi.'s firius— many of re< spec;able stan-hrjg haye, for the sake ot p.ltry coiniui«&ioii, lent themselves to tin introduoUoa of various spurious imitat nous, which render tbeui liable to action at law, ao'i and uisappoint to th»» usirs The public when purchasing, are there tore cautioned to see that each eoil bearc a tin tauy thus :— PA l'Js;£T OVAL SAMSON WIUK IN OVAL ; And.i he Palenlees' Tally or 1 rude Mark M ii B IX °. DLOOK. Maiiulactured by the Whitecrogs Wire L'ouipuuy, Warnugtou, England. Prices Greatly fteduced AUUiiii ?v> : m'LtiAti Bao.j. & Riaa, IMPOKTEKS yy is.LlZAiii£lll JsiiiEiiT. >lELBOUiiiNE WASUINO FOVVDKK |O doee uot injure il>e a»u»t Joiicnt.i wh • ucfl in articles waaUed, n cmap i'.od o ih most delicate tngnsdie.ittf aui goes mo ' 'uiuer tnuti most washing powderi It Mg.v rt'ijinuiUHiiai-* sis a s».i'*nd ooyutw ff<t labvf g i