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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1372, 10 March 1884, Page 4

Pub'.il Notcec. "speciality specialists" Draw on Nature — she compels you to honor the acceptance. rnHriJTY veara si.ne. wl.en Dr. Smith I fir.vt c« moiet.i el practite liere.it was thought hv » e<ii«'Hl men, limi >o Ue h .Specialist whs rieroeatTV lo liep-otes 9ional mm. Iu t »''ii like m >st nther innovHtioi a iusciiitifif* Mnd mv nw'tfrs w >s found ratter to aid (I) n to c " intra vi 1 to thnt pro e.-ision, « herein th« speciality was prnclised. • Lullemanu u-nd liieoi-d, .in Frame, at;d Acton, in Kn^land were for ypais r>ied dnwn liy tlx-ir mkml'Chl brotheri). Now nnH far mmy p-t*l ycHr« they have t»en I'mked up io r and q-.o ed hy every iii°.ii who pretends o have hiiv kn'-wpi<t;e of ihe p,irli'.Mihr lirnncli i>( the pr>>ffS«uni whicii il>e<ie ueiiili'ta^fi speciiallv devoted themselves to. It w<s the snnie with Erasmus W'iU.in. llie " Skm D"Ctor," recent ly kni^lued hy Her M'jesty. Years siru-e. it wns the same, with Di - . L. L Sini'h, of Melbfurne. hlui pinct <e,i (h did LiilleniHiid nnd lt'ifor-') h-s a specialist fn ill oases ot disease"; nud liahitx whicii proflm.'e syniptndis o! Nc'ivons AlT^cMmhs ot Skin K>'iipii 'iis.ut >'rustr>iiinii,and make huiDHii beiiisj* invinle or which uiilit them to i-iirry <in the ptirwoses* .it 1 heir hein^ or which demonstra'es it*e!f, <>« the other hind, in Kripitne D ea-tesand .■>eeolld !^r^ Forms of In hII of these «-Hse' U/iw iieei*»KHry it is lo.baxelhe Sperial'B' who has ('e.'dlel Iris whole lueiiiiie tv.tite >ludyint; mid practisiim in this one or inch of his prule.ssion ? . ifenre. p...w, alter s". . many years, all linnut'ss tire laiiuli ir t'' him. ami Rympioms which (it >s n^t. unreasonable to s ipu s- ) may noi stride tinCieneral Practiiibner at- (■uce, mhw Irom ■ constant prut-lice hikJ oii<e<*v:itiiiii make m. L. L. Smith mnsier of tie suhjx't. Ihe uiediCHl piDiession — thdi is, the more libens - iiiikli v of them — live likewise eL'.'Kmse 1 1'iefnct, and .^p.-i-i >lisi> now in every brunch — iciilisi. nurisi«, tty : Ik i lie. mental diseases, chest diseases. mid in fatrt every jaiNou of- t : ie hunini J.ra-n .e, bus nuw s-irn<» inemtier ot the prolrssi>>D who d voii-s hi* time to tha<, Hiid to none oilier. For instance, ihe •• che^t doctor whu d on no ticcMiint Hllend an accouchtueut, ami the ocu Ist would not think of saittnt; a brokei. leg ; but i?ac\i would adfice his patient lo «o 10 ibnt doctor who is most lamed t>r tie 1 ing the dispHse requiri/iu specuil skill. ■ Dr. L L. tStuith asks iho-ie « ho require treatment for VVertknesu, Prostra .01, Burreuitess, and btenlny, whose lr.nne> and who>e con>tii utions aie .shnltered, to consult him hs an expert — uiiriy (3)) years pr;ict)'.-e in the colony, with » practice exietiilme ihroii(>hi>u> lid <mly tin- (jo'on e< put in India, Fiji, Miii even in K itilacd, ne viniiiis uui;iit to be suifivip-i.t io finite every utati or wouiHii n(|inii.;; .such sknl as it> alluded lo «buve. 10 coiiiuit iiun t-ithoi personally or ijy teller. As a Syph lo^nitdier no oilier me.iiral man as v; en uh c to how mu-Ii hiruiexperience as he po.-»~e >es an« lur ■> he. allied ciiiV-ctions — such as N.-i-v.m-i/ln^i.e —no one in the profession Jus enj >yed s>. luucli public couti ie .ci'". Br L. L 7 SMITH. CousUMAiioiJ fke (by letter) £1 Medici IK- s Hppri'pnatfiy puoi.e.l an i 101---wuide.l all over Ihe i cinu»cd DR. L. IT SACITtI 182 Collins SriiEiiT East, JVlbluidctksb F OH' THE BLOOD IS VLlli LiKiC." > — See Deuteronomy, chap, xii., verse 23. C L A It KE'S WORLD-FAMED KLOOD MLXTUHK. AJSD ltESTOiiFvlt, Trade mark — " lilno*\ Mixture." For cleansing and clearing tlio blood iroru iinpurttius, cannot no too highly recommended. Fo ) Scrofula, Souvvy, Skin Diijeuaes, mid Sores of till kiiidsc it is a never-Tailing m.ci pur-naneiH cure. It cures old sores. It cures ulcerated sores ou 'he neck. It cur^s ulcruied lc^t». It cures bliic-klit-aita, or ,)ini]>les on the ace. It cures scurvy botps. It cures glandular B>v....inga. 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