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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1359, 8 February 1884, Page 4

PublKNotcec. SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS ! Draw on Nature- —she compels you to honor the acceptance. rpHTRTY vetra sime. when Pr. Smith JL first cnm'iiei.re I practice here, it was 'houglit hy me l ical men, that io he a S.>ecinlist was derogatory Io >he proles Bonal pxm, lut this like most other innovations iiiscintific and lay mutters w*s fotmd rather to aid th«n to *c /• infra di(j' to that pro'e^sion, « herein the speciality was practised Lnllemanu and Kicord, in trance, and Ac«on, in Enuland were for years pried down by their roedioal brclliem. No* and for mnny past years they have been looked up to, and quoted ! by every mm who pretends to have any knoweilge of the particular branch of the profession which these gentlemen Kpecii»illv devoted themselves to. It whb the sime with Eru.«nius Wilson, the " Skin Doctor," recently kui^hled by Her M. 'jesty. Years since, it whs the same with Dr. L, L. Smith, of M.'lhr>urm\ who practised (adid L»lleniHiid and i.'icord) as a specialist Tn nil cases of diseases and habits which pror)uc<* symptoms of Nervous ASvctions of Skiu Rrupii us, <j( I'rostrition, and make human beings invirile. or which antit them to rarry on the purposes of their bein^ or whicb demonstrates it self, on the oiher ! h'Hiil.in Kruptire Di-easesand Secondary Forms of Aff'ei'tiohs. In all of these cases how necessary it is to have the Bpe«ialisi who has devote I his übole lifetime t< tlie >tudring and practising in this one br^neh of his j.rolession ? Kenco now, atter s> many years, all minutce 'ire tumilitr t<> him, and syrnp'ouis wlncli (it is not unreasonable to a ipp se) nny nut strike • lieGeneral Practitioner a once, nuw Irom constant prince and observation make | i>r. L. L. Smith mister of the subject. The medical pn.lession— that is, the more libera -niiulcd of them— -hive likewise 'ei!'->tj')ise I the fact, nnd Spoci ilists now in every brauuh — lutihst, aurists, ityt'hiiic. mental diseases, cliesi rlisense!'. and in fact every portion of tiio hum*m ira.ne, has now stirae member of the protfssiou "ho d:;voUs his time to that, and to none other. For instance, the '•chest doctor" would on no account attend an accouchmgnt, and the oculist would not think ol sailing a hroktiu teg ; but each would advice bis patient to go to that doctor who is most lamed for tre.niu^ the disuse requinntf upeciai skill. Dr. L L. Smith asks those who require treatment for Weakness, Prostration, Barrenness, Hnd Sterility, whose frames and who>e constitutions ate. shattered, to consult him as an expert-— thirty (30) years practice iv the colony, with a practice extending throughout not only the (Jo'on epui in India, Fiji, and even iv England, he claims ought to Ue sufficient iouau<e ei'ery man or woman requring such skill an is alluded to »bove. to consult him either personally or by letter. At a Sypirlogranher no oilier medical Ulan as bre.i ab e to have such large experience as he post-e ses. aud lor o' her allied atfeetious— such «s N-^rv jus disease —no one iv the profession lias euj »yed s > ujuvii puolic eoufi i e uue. Dr L. L 7 SMITH. consultation fji'H (by letter) 61 ilfUiuines nppr innately puuKed an I lorWurdeJ ail over the civilised DR. L. Z" SMITH 182 Collins SruEtT East, JVlgt<B(»oknb FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIKE." — ice Deuteronomy, chap, xii., verse 23. CLAUSE'S WORLD-FAiJED BLOOD MIXTURE. 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