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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 119, 10 January 1880, Page 1

Ami. departing, 1« vj boliiml us Footprints on tliu >auds of tinio." t ITUIK above is read with great inten* .1 by thousands of young men. It ii spir.'s thotn with lloi-e, for in the brigl.t li'.\i cm of youth thero is no such wov.l as foil, Alas' say many, this is correct, —is true with regard to tlio youth who lius never abused his strength—and to the man who lias not been " t elavo." Ji'it to that youth—to that man. who ha » lo the temporary sweet aiiuremo; vice, who has (. iven unbridled license t S passions, tO him t.lm .).,». linnc „,. tt its a repn iVij ? What aspirationsr nnai leaving ms footprints on tho : no V For him, alas! thei i!c despair and sclt'-rcpi a man to leave his fc of time, ho must be ( ' brain and iicr •althy body—tin; p •gy to execute • L an youth! So-' the emaciated fo m in. r, tho nervous di tru- , the i nr.:i...«f idiotic expression. Note Ins .1 - m anriur jiud conversation, an i tlieu say, is that a man to leave his footprints on tiie sands of time. • Do parents, medical men and educators of youth pay sufficient attention to this subject? Do they ever ascertain the cause of this decav ; and having done so, do tl?»" [:n a strict "senso of duty domunds) sr... tho skilled advice of the medical man, \v o o^tlnfflr himself. Parents sec their progeny fadii g —Materia Modioli— Domestic Surgery—- ; Medical mid Surgical Appliances—Dlslocil . tions and Litxiitions— l'l'ucturos— Ulossarj . —lndex. A Chest of Medicines (book enclosed i £:l 10s. or £6 ss. ; or with glass stopper t to all tho Tinctures, £ I Is., or £0 lis. t ,1 A M K S V V V 8 A N D CO. f UUMIBOI'ATIUC 011JSM1ST8,