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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 165, 25 September 1880, Page 1

. I •■ r.iv.Mofgmtl toenail remind us, : \Vc.anm„k,. our live, .sublime: \n.l. ■l.-p.'UlinK. leave behind tut ]'o..||.ri.,ls«i l tl. l . mii.ls»f lime." fjUiK above is rend with prea! interest '' | 1 l.v ilioiiKnnilx of young inou. It inspires them with Hope] for in the bright (l lexicon ..| ninth tltcro is no such wonl us fail. Alas! say many, this is rorv ! !•■"•!, —i- true with regard to the vouth . i who has „..v,.|- abused his st igtli-imd '■• the man who has not been " pHssiou's ' It'll '.. thai vnuth to tliHt man. win. hus wasted iiisvipir. who luis yielded himself up i<> ih- ii-'mimrnrv s'.wi allurements i.f vj..,». who 1,.-,. »iv.-»ii unbridled license to his passions, in him '\\n above li'.i"; are hut as it reproach. What Horn rim he have . What aspiration..: 1 What chance m' leaving iris footprint* on lh° sands of time? For him. alas! there i* nought l.nt dark despair ami self-rcprouch J-'O- » t. >sr j I.u t:. For a mini to leave his foot prints on the jsands of time, he must hi> endowed with :i 1 : strong lirain and nervous power. IJe mils! piisM..ss a sound, vigorous, healthy mind, in a healthy body—the power l< n'eeive—the energv to execute! lint look at our Australian vouth '. See the emaciated form. the variillt look, the listless hesitating manner, the nervous distrust, the senseless. almost idiotic expression. .Vote his demeanour and conversation." and then say. I Is that a man to leave- His footprints on .the sands oi'time. ! |l.. parents, medical men and educators j of vouth pnv sullieieiit attention to this subject > Ho'thev eve,- u-rertuiu the cause ! of -Lis decuv : and having done so. do thev I as a strict ' ••use of dutv demands seek I the skilled advieeof the medical mall, who I has made this branch of his profession his particular spccialitv. whose lite has heel, devoted to tlietreatmellt of tllesreasOS? Jlead.-r. what is Yorn answer? Li:tciichoiietiiiswcrfov himself. Parents see their progeny fading gradually before their sight, see them beeoiat iaeiate.l old vouug men. I.rokeu down in health, enfeebled, untitled for ih.. battle of life: vol one word might save them, one sound'and vigorous health-giving letter from a inedieal man. hahitualed to the trealiiient and continuous supervision of Mieh eases. w..nhl. in most inslan.es siteeee,! in warding "IV the impending doom of ii miserahle and gloom v future, and l.v appropriate treatment restore the oncrt-iited ous'.uldh'ippylife. Dn. !.. 1.. Smith, of Moll rue. has made the diseases of vouth and tho»e arising therefrom his ].ee'iilinr studv. This whole prol'esional life has been especially devoted to the treatment of Nervous Affections and the I lisca.es incidental to Married laic His skill is available to all—no matter how niniiv hundreds or thousands .if miles distant! His svsten, of correspondence by 1et:..,-j „■«, well organised and known. thai comment would ho siiperlinous- by this menus manv thousands of patients have I ~ cured, whom he has .eve- seen and neve- known : and it is carried on with such judicious mpervisioii that though he ha< been practising this brand. of hi. profession for twenty-six years in these .olonies. Ho single instance of llccldcntal discover; has cter yet happened. When Medicines arc required. these arc forwarded in the same caro--1 ful manner without a possibility "f the i ontciils of the unreels being .liseovered. i Plain and clear dir-clions nceompaany those j 1„n,..., ,| cure is (.ll'ected without even the phvsieianknowiau'who is his patient. I -lii Men and Women with Itroken-doivn | ('onslillltiollS. the N.lVolls, the llebilitaled. I all siiltoring from any l»i*cnw whinDn, 1.. 1.. Smith's plan of treatment eel- itself, avoiding, as it does, the ~.„„„„. „ud expense of :, personal , ami PR. !.. L. SMITH. IR-J rnil.l.lNS-STHKCT KAST. MKI.V.nriiNK bat.-the lieside of the Governor ''l I'onsultation Fee l.v l.etle i'l. riHIK IIII.MiKDPA'I'IUC IniMF.STK' | PHYSIfIAN. Hv Mrs, Pri.ru and Kits. b'cvi.ed. with importniit additions, and >.,a,iy new remedies, by I Wa-iiiv v Kits. L.I.'.CP.. M.IU'S. ! Assistant I'hvsician to the London llomo'opathic llnspitnl. '■! Lnriroßvo.. p.p. 721. eloth, Bs., post fi : or in half morocco. 10s. lid, T.Mit.i: Of coxnixis. General Diseases—<'usual Discuses— Cutlinenus Ilisenses—Kevcrs—Allectionsof the Mind-th.. Head—the Kves-lhe Kars _ t |„. .\-„.„._tlie Kane, Lips, ami .Inws-lho Teeth, (iutiis, and Mouth—the Windpipe mid I'liest—the Stoinnch and llowels—liie I'rinary mid (ienital Orßiins—Diseiißoit of Woman—Trontmcnt of ''liihlren—Anatniny and Phvsiolo(j,v— llypiene and llyilroputhy -Materia Mudii'it—Domi'ittln Siif|i»r,v— K Medical and Sur(.'iail Alipliatlces- I lisloeations ami Luxations—rriirtuiw-Ulnwary - Index. A I'best of Medicines book eiiclo«'d i':t ln». or i'.i as. ; or with kl"x stoppers ,fi to all the Tinctures. CI is., or ill) lis. it .1 A M K S V P P S A N n r- 0., ~. I HOMlllOt'MTlie iIII'.MISTS, IV IN Tlirolldlieiidle Stieot, atld 170. Picadillv. 1/HuloH