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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6492, 17 December 1881, Page 2

Son tog Machine*. IMrOBTANT FACTS volt rAuaiiH and sewing uAcmmtm, It is admitted Itmt Clothing Manufacturer* are the Uet Judge* of 8 IWINO M. 0 11 1 « 8 « _ Flow* f*fcl lh<tlr opinioo*, vie i Tk* Now .Wheeler and Wlkoo h*««K. realised onr oxpouten a# «o epred, durability, rad also in reowraiUlng labour} our work ee«v«e «* pram a decided preference for them on account •filch Uwy are worked. of tli« «uo wild UtoUilng for bet binding and cap making Ih# Wheeler and Wilson Machine* on the beat wehave In nan) they do tnurn Work and require l«te l.bour than any otharn w« ham triad. _ . A. Metnre A Co., 60, Prtaore street, Dunedin. W* um Wbnolor and WUton Kashin* and dad it superior to any other, bota for economy, efficiency and spaed, to any other we ham triad. L a»o A. Don, DniwAtn, Dnoora street, Dunedin. Wo bam had Whoeiar and Wilaoa Vaohisa* in BMfor the hut three years} w* And lh«mmom suitable than othar machine*. and mry darabt*. Yana Bona ak» Co. , Dragon, Georg* street, Dunedin. I ham much pleasare In stating that th* Wheeler and Wilson Machine ha* given me entire eatlelao. tlon. I consider it a botur Machine for ny wots than any other I ham tried, tan flnwur, Draper, Great King threat, Dunedin* 1 Uhe the Wheeler andWUsoa better than other aaoh.nea I ham need, it ia lighter to work, much factor, and for dressmaking, *o., it cannot be ear* U. Carmaa, Dreeanuker, Gamrahatn, Dnnedin* We ham 80 No. 0 Wheeler and Wileon’e in am; we consider them the beet for leather work j they give entire satteteotion. A»»asov *B> Bone, Manufacturer*, York street. (Sydney. MELBOURNE EXHIBITION, 1881. WHEELEE Aim WILSON’S DOUBLE TOWEB SEWING MACHINES AWABDED TWO fIBST TBIZES. Extract from the Jury Ecport on Sewing Machines, Melbonne Exhibition i—"The FJIEHIEB PLACE was awarded to a Wheeler and WUeon Machine, which performed th* feat of tewing together all the parts of a pair of moleaktn tronsera In nine (9) minotae, doing ite work smoothly and well." THE NSW WHEELKE AND WILSON Awarded the only GRAND GOLD FXIZE, ParteExhlblUoa, 1878, BEATING 80 OTHEBS. Tbs Ksw Sraxionv Mnrnzji Wsntsn asn Wtuos bam no Straubs, they ham no cogwheels, they ham no Heavy Gear to to* and weary the feet. It is evident that Botaiy Motioa of th* Wheeler and Wilson has much km* Motioa than the ahatUe movement of other meohlow, them, tom the Wheeler end Wilma ia much more durable, and needs ten repair. The New Wheeler and Wilson haa mere and neater improvement* than any other Sewing Uaeatue, and ia th* fastest, making over 1000 Stitches per minute. CAUTION. Beware of vnaonpnloan hawkers and aim pnflng edratteement* of Interior Herd-running Machine* which am highly injurious to the health of the operator. Bsvam or Inmnons. Inspect the New Wheeler and WOrea BOTABY ACTION MACHINES, And judge for yonrwlvee. They ran by head and foot, and am warranted to give entire satJalactlon, A Trial Given Without Charge. less on* Gratia. MACHINES BBPAIBKD. Send for on Illustrated Price List. TT OBDAT * CO, DBAPBBS, WATBBLOO HOUSE, Cubel and Colombo etraete, Mb Sole Anthoriaed Agent* for North Conlerbnry. Medical. TteHAfHESSI Send stamped envelope and I will JL/foirwmrd parUcolara ofaa infallible Bemedy. andcopireof Testimonials rewired from ail parte of B. Famraroet, Anekiand. SENT POST PBEE IN AN ENVELOPE FOB 49. STAMPS TO DEFBAY POSTAGE. THE Botanic Treatment for all Kervona Dlaordan, which nnflt sufferers for marriage, Ac., Ac. t also Consumption, ihronio Disease of the Chest, Stomach, Liver, and Epilepsy. Addreee—--740,1283 MW| iAITVfs UIU M. B. T. SELBY. Medical Herbalist, John street, Waterloo, Sydney. ||B B BIGHT'S PBOBPHODTHS Beet JLf known remedy ter N< Liver Complaints, and all Functional meata j extenaively need in the Army and Navy, and highly race mm ended bythe Medical Faculty. BE BUIOBTB PHOSPHODYHE.-Oniy rails, hie remedy (or Weak and Shattered Oonatitntlon*, Nervous Debility, Depression. Laealtndo, Lose of Power, Pimples,' Impoverished Blood, Premature Deelioei thoroughly re-Mtabtinhea the general boJiiy DUBBIQHTB PHOSPHODYNE.-Bold by aU Chemists throughout the globe. Bo wore of worth, lees imitations nearing similar! names.—Agentei Now Zealand Drag Company. 1820 1 " Lives of great men all remind ua. We can make onr Ume anblime i And, departing,leave behind ns footprint* onto* sands of Time.” fftHß above is read with great Interest by JL tkonaaada of yonag men. It inspires them with Hope, tor In the bright lexicon of youth there I* no each word as falL Alas I say many, this is correct,—ls tree with regard to the youth who has never abused his strength—and to the man who has not been H passion's slave.” But to that youth—to that man who haa wasted hi* vigour, who haa yielded himself np to the tom. poetry owaet allure menta of vice, who has given unbridled license to his him the above Unm an but a* a reproach. What Hope can be have? WhataephetlonaP Whit chanceolleaving his footprint* on tie aandeofUmaf Tor him steal there la nought but dark despair andseU-reproaoh tcralostUlel oua, healthy a aw poaseaa a sound, vigou a healthy body—tha powar I uuiKnilie the mail iln iiiiemitiii But look at out Auatoaltan yoethl Bee the emadatod form, toe vacant took, the ItotiiM hesitating manner, toe nemo* Aieumut,Umaenealeea. olmoet tdlctlcei. pceasion. Note hks demeanour end ocmvareaUon, and then my. Is that a man to lean his toclpctale on the eandaof ttawt Do parenta, medical men, and educators of youth pay aaOoiant attention to tola subject t Do they over ascertain the oaaee of tola deray | and having dons 00, do tooy (aa aatriot aenee of duty demands) seek toe ekUtededvlo* of toe medical mem. who hoe ■ "ii htawh of hia profasekmblaparticular . jr, whose lit* haeheen devoted to the treatmeat of toera oaaeeP Beader, what ia yonr awrwerf Let each onaarawes for himaaU. fareate ose their progray fading gradually before their sight, eee them become emaotated oid-yoang men, teokra dawn In health, enlocblwL utdttodfor the battle of Ufo i jyet one ward might nave them, osa •omul and vtaprou* letter Cram a medloffi man, nabltnated to toa treatment and eontlnnon* anperviaira of aoeh raeoa. would, in inoot iuvtanoea, Bttweed in warding o« ilia impendlag deem of a mtaenbte and gloomy fotura, and by appropriate treatment reetore toe anemted sinten toll* natural vigour, and aurora a joyeuaaad laiwy Dr L. L« Surra, of Meibourna. van dlrerara ofrentowd tops* aiSg hte peauUar.eMr, Hl* whole profession*! Ufo ha* toon eepecUillf devoted to toe treatment of Nervous Affections and toa Dlsraaee taoSdental to Married Life. His skill is available to aU—no matter how many hundreds or thousands of mUae distant, Hia system of oorraepoudenoo by latter la »ow oo wnli organised and known, that comment would be cuperttuoua (by this mean* many thou* ol patient* hare boro mured whom he has , . raero end never known) i and it la curled on with each iudlofoue supervision that hough he ha* bccn preotlsln* tola branch of hi profoeilon for twenty.«Ut yean in there Ooloniee,no afogle instance of accidental discovery hie ever ret hap> peoad. When medloinm era required tows are forwarded In the same oarefol mannor without a m toe ooptrats of toe pareem brdng die. oorerad. f tain and clear diewttona eooompaay there toller and a rare la efleotad without arentoa phnlMan knowing who te hia patomt. To »ro rod Women with hrekoa-down Oooatltu. MonAtha Nervous, tha Debilitated, and all eager, teg bom say Dteenao LJLNnara'a plancf traalment command litwtf avoiding a* It axpaiiMof » penooal DBL.L. SMITH ,182 Oollisa street east, Late the Eeeldenoe of toe Ctoraraota* ! Consultatloa Woo by Letter, Al. «