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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 629, 25 July 1882, Page 4

-lEcilieal;,.. -'fu. ;,ii'. ■ ,-, ; " Lives of greatjnen nll.remind us, ■ i! We can tnake ; ouf lives,sublime ; ' '" And, behind us; j '- 1 ■ Footprints on-tb.<3isands of Time;" j •' = ■ "TIRE above is .read with great 'interest JL by thousands of yduhg'TJaen: , i 'It. inspires them \t;ith Hopfej bright lexicon of 'jjrouCh' there U' no' \ word as fail. Alay '!', say many,' tiU sis correct, —is true .with; ji'egardii'ito jthe youth who has never abused his strength' 1 —and to the man who been" " passion's slave.". . f ? r | : ' ;' But to that yriuth-S-ifo that man wh.o, has wasted his vigour, who has yielfJeid, himself up to the' temporary sweet allurements of vice, who lias given unbridled license to his passions, to him the abjove lines are but as. ; a ; reproach, fl What: Hope can he have,? What chance of ! on the sands of.. timfe T '^.j'^or'''^iji.'^ljagf-!' there is nought but,,darfc. despair', \ and self-reproach for a lost (: ]if/e,!,.'.,.,, ; .;; ) [ '"'.' For a man to. leave Jiis, ts ion the sands of time, he' ; must..b j e,, ) e 1 with a strong brain and nervous 'po\^er. ; He must possess ja sound, healthy mind, in ■■α-healthy'body—the' power to conceive;— thfe Wfergy.to execute. But look at our Australian youth ! See' the emaciated fbVm 1 , the vacant look, the, listless hesitating~Tnanner, ( the nervrtus, distrust, the senseless] almost [icliotici expression. Notfe ' hi&' ! tiemßano.ur-and'i convevsation, aij.d : 't'hen''S ! a^, |l ls'"th'a't an man to leave his footprints''oh \jbl& '^ds 1 of time? - 1 ' • 1 , !,, ■"'f": l! jV. Do parents, medical men, and'ealiiJatorp of youth pay sufficient attention to this,, subject? Do they ever ascertain' the, cause of this decay?; '4.nd having done f o,i do they (as a strict sense of duty de a ' mands) seek the. skilled, advice] , of >t id. , medical man, who has made this Branch of his Drofessiqnijus particular whose life has been,devoted to the treatr,, ment of these q^se,s,?h,Re;ader > what is., your answer ! , himself. Parents ; fading gradually. sigJl'tJ7/S3d ! :> ' them become emaciated broken down in>healtli, enfeebled, unfitt id for the I>attle of life ; yet one word mig save them, one s<>u,n4 ,ai>4 viw&oro'i% ( health-giving letter from a mpdicaljmaii 7 /; habituated to the'frQatme'nT and contin--uous supervision, of such-cases, would, i\ most instances, jSUQCjeed, inj w{jrdjrig eft the impending doom of a miserable aid" Sfloomy future, and by appropriate treaty , ment restore tlieenervated"system to its natural vigour. "aniT'ensure, a Joyojis,ai d happy lite. _ . . fi. l)r 'h. L. SMjTij// i pf"jffle)pourneJtihii,s made the diseases"of" youth 'anaplipse arisms , theretrorn, his px'mLar .study." His whole professional, life.has bedh ospecinlly devoted" ; to "the.-, treatriipijit' of Nervous Affections aiiu tlift. l)ise'ases ( . incidental to iMarric'l His skill is. available to all—-ho mafter .how- mariyi hundreds or thousands'oi miles.i|is.ita'n ) l.'' His systtMn of. ..cprrcspqndence by tetter' , is now so we'll organised and knowi, that comment would be superfluous-jby. this means m;iny v tli6usands of patienjs.. have been cured: ,> 'w'ho I hr , li'e l "l(as nevm seen and neve,known) • and it js carried on with such jud'icidus supervision' thalthough he ■ has been. practising, this branch of his prb'fessiby.' for 'tWritv-si^ years in these Gt>toni,cs! no single instance' " n -i . 1 ■ ,! >1. im> ! 'J- i< •v' !,'■ or accidental, discovery has .eve ,, ,yet happened. When"' nie'dicm'cs 'are''re-, quired these ard I "forwarded, , m ,l tli'e same , careful mannnor without a,possibility-or. the contents 'br'-ttig parcels "oeing'discovered. Plain''ahU * clear directions' accompany these latter, and a cure is t affected without*'-even the "physician, knowing who is* Hh' patient. _ , _ . | •. To Men and Women' with down Nervous, the , ' Debilitated, and allsuffering from any Disease wliatiJvoit,!- JjT.i'Skinny; plan of ' ing as it does, the inconyeninncqwatad expense of a pbrsonat visit'; i Address -- ■ j .1 DR.jh. L'./SMITiHy-'/.lil'L 182 Collins,et'r'ecjfc. bast, Melbourne. Late the residence of the Governor, j Consultation Ifeo j -, COACH FROM/, iAK>A&!O'A! '( : T<>' BIRDLING\S FLAT. f ON and after Juiie 'lOth , - will Hotel ever^ MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,- AND tfATUBTJA , % T - ,rnn ' 1 {._ At 7.25 a.m.-toi irfe)<j<f'- : tfciitf , tfrain ait' Bir(iliug''S Flat, j ' RETURNIN(J SAME;DAY. j ■ THE PIGEON BAY C.OACH j TT riL L leflve •,'Wugstaff's Hotp, riJESDAYS, -'THUR'SpAYS; , ' ANli)' FRIDAYS- at 8 ( .30,a.m., - ; \\ IDAYI" | . PASSENGERS' AND, PARCELS . AT' GREATLY REDUCED \ ' vS* LEE, Proprietor, j ALFRED :GEE, : ■ ;- ;, CONFECTIONER & 'BISCUIT; BAKER ' Gloucester St., CiitUsTCHrJR'cH. ". CTISITORS to Christchurch can V always obtain refreshments at all iiours. TEA AND COFFEE. (