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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1789, 1 December 1886, Page 1

Public VotioM. " Liv.ea of great men all remind us, W« i-nn n»nlre our live* mblime; And, rtVpiirtinir. mave H**l»irnl u« I Footprint* on the fund* of M»n»-." fill! K above <• read with ffrem inrtwxt hr I »lunmaTi.l» n< yoiiMir men. If injure* ; tin m with liofK, for in the bright lt>ti<Mti of ■ nth Mitre i« no tuuh wor I»» fail. \\n*l tat itiHiiy, tlii« if t;»»ri«*ef .—• i» trut> with "jgttrd to (he youth mho but never *Ku«e<) hi* strength — and to the man who httt not beufi ' nation's »lnve.." But to llmt youth— to thut man, who ha* wn*t>-<i hia vifor, who hna yielded hiiii«"li up r rhe temporary tweet allurement* of vice, who ha* ytven unnririleri limiw tw hi* (>a«---•lon*, 10 him the above lint** ari> but »• « fepronrh. What HOP* dMTifl* h»t«f " Wh»f a«ptrMfiot>» f What chini'f of lopvintr Au footpiinu on the «itiuU o timeP Fop him, aW! there •» n»ueht bur dark tlf«pnir and , »elf- reproach /or a Imt lift For a man to leave hi* ooturintu on th? f>tii(i« of li«»if, lie iiui«t b« ftudowf.J with «i . ttroug lir»i»i «n i nerrou* pyw?r. Me munt i ! puHne*!- ■ MU'id, tigorou«, li«**ltli.T tut 'i, in jit healthy body — fh«» \mwt to oonfciTe— (the encr.-y to ex«.-ute! Hut look at our Au-truliau youth ! Be«* th« ffwincwteii form, I . the rncmit look, the l ; »tle»* heaitating mnuner, the n>ir«tu« di«»runt, tin* •ciiteli>«* ( itlmoit i iJiotie cxprciiioiw Note hU d«tuennour and (•onwMttoii, Miitl thi'ii **y, I* that a man to lfnve hit ootjyrint!" o«i the Mud* of timn. lio purent", merlical men a>rd edamton of youth p«y iiiilfici«ut nttentio'i to tliii nub* 1 jVi:t? Do they ever ascertain the cuum of [ thif (lecuy ; and linrinjj done »o, do they (a« m strict «en«e of duty rifinsnij*) -efk the nkilled wtvice ol th*< medical man, who lint lUiuie tlii* brunch of hi* proiewion hin put ticuliir tpeeiulity, wliose life haa bemi devotei' to he treatment «»f theoo oaoea P h>adfr what is gu**' HUnw«r f lm : euoh one annwer 'or himaelf. Parentt t«e their progeny fading grjdually before their fight, fee tliem beeoiuo fuiuuiated old young men, broken dowu *u health, enfeebled, unfltted for tbe battle of life; yet one word might *ave them, out *ound and vigorou* b«« th«t(iving letter from u ineilical nun, hubituated to the tiraUn<}Ut tiud continuous i>up«r*t>ion o) muh ca*e« w'ou' i, in tnovt imtMiiPHg, tiwceed in wurniii^ oil t>te impendinn doom ot h ini»f rnWle and gloomy luiure, and by approprintu treHtuient restore the enervated ojsteni io it« natural vifiur, and ensure ajo uu« and huppv hie i)r L. L. sMll'li, ot Ale' bourne, ha«mad« the di*eitar» of ynuth and thoae ariaiug thor-l from hi« peuuliuratu'iy. Hia whole pro «•*- --«ionul life haa been especially devoted to the treatment of Ni-rvoua Afttotnuia attU the IH*e.«re« incidental to Marrird Lite. Hia •(kill ia available to all— no mutter how m«.iy hni.dri-<i« or tliou» unlit ol tiuli-n dittar '. ill* ayevein of correxpoiUmiut* by loiter ia now so i Well orgauiaed and kuuiri., tl»»t comment j would be auperfluoua— (bj thia <euu« many thousand* 01 patieuta have btwn curtd, who.u lie liaa uever seen tud never known) ; ano il in ciiiriPCJ on with riuuh julicious ruperri^oti that though he liui- been |*»acliM!if thil brntich of hi» proieaniou tor iweuty<4i& yaura in theae coloitiea, no single inatance of accidental discovery has vwr yet happened. Wheu iledtciiies are required, these are forwarded in the ami t* cari-iul manner without a possibility ol the ■ ontents ot the p«rnvla being diaoovered. Plain an«i clear directions accompany these latter, and » cine i* edected without even tbe pbyioian knowing whe la hia patient. To Men and Women wi-h Broitetut'^wn Constitution*, the Aervout, the i)ubiiit»ted, aud nil autleriny trom any i)iaea*e whatever, Dt L. L. SMiTll'd pliiu ot treatment ooiu* mend* itsell, avoiding, at it dors, ihe incouvenietifle and expense t a peraoual vitii , AOIiHMC— DK L. L SMCTd, IHZ, WILLS* 8 1 UK ft I h,.i>l\ Ml'.htiOUi Nil. (hate the Kest troce tt tlie iiovem."-.) IHla AUVKhi i^hMK.> 1' ctK>i ; Li) KKCtiiKPI/liLV KK.ll) AM> Kh MK&IUKKKU tiY hVKUVo.Ni, LNTKUKSTfcO JV FENUIMt. THE PATKNT OVAL SAMSON FENCE WIRP Hum now beeu bet >r*- th« public Cur tub year", mid duriut; dim time) *K)0 10>rt HAVK BKKN SOL 'vivitiK very «reit ««ti«faeiiou, in proot'ot wbicli we h-» (I numerous testimonials trom weli*ktro« « Colcai«ta ; itnd the deinaod daily iitoreaniutf to aui'b an extent, tna nuut«rout Spurioui Itnitauoua have lately b— u i^/jiiuced in the various uiarketa of Australia aud Nt* Zealunu, tor the aole purpose of daiua«{iiiK the reputatiob of the Patent Oyal Sainnou Wire. THE SAMSON WIRE Waa aientrd Htid introduced four yearn ago in Victoria, New South A'ale* Queeniland and New Zealand ; and the principal clauo act forth w«» hi being made Oval to preven fraud. Yet, iu the face ot theatt patentg Brain— mHUjr of re> « pet-fable maiidinff haye, for tbe take ot paltry eouiiuisaion, leut tbemaelvea to the lutroducliou of rarioun xpunoui imitaf tionn, which reuder theuit table to action at law, and tnuojaoee «ud uisappotot to the uaera. The public when pur<sh«»iiti{, are there tore cautioued to see that each coil bear* a tin tail/ thus :— !*AIJiiNTOVALSAMBO.N WlttK IK OVAL ; Aud.the Patentees' Talij orlrade Mark » IS •.DLOOK. I Manufactured by the WuiteiTow Wire Uompuoy, Warnugton, £n^lurid Prices Greatly Eeducel ADDKEdvS : M'LEAN BfiOd. & EIGa, IMPOATEIiS yW LLJZAiiKIH alKiib.1 1 . AitLSENIORS' WASHING POWDKft doea aot injure tbe ukmc detioau wh e !>«• in artiuiea wmuwl, uo^m^a»cx o ik. moat delicate iugr«didnU *ni goe* u^o tutuer t,u*u iuo>t «Mbi ig po«iar* is. bigljr recouiuiealtfd tun .i .1 v«w 1 , »»