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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1381, 31 March 1884, Page 4

Publil Notceo. SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS" Draw on Nature— she compels you to honor tlie acceptance. rptfrßTY venrs «inre. wl.en Dr. Smiili I first rommet.ced hra^tu-e here, it w>\< I • hought by neiical men, thm 'o be h Supcialisi was rtero^Ht'irv io lie prof'es Bional niHf. \rul IM^ like m>i*t <itlier iunoVHtioi.S iiiseiiitific. and ay n»>i' l<rs W s founr| rutl'er to aid ill ,n u> c '* inlra d\/ to that pro e^sion, wherein the speciality was practised Lallea>«nu and I. icnrd, in Frame, and Acma, in England were for years pried down hy tlicir me.dic:il brcthern. Now and for m my p«st yours they liHve 0i en looked up t<», and quo'ed by every ninn who pretends <o have hiiv kti'^weilue of Hip particular brHncli of the profession which (he>e gentleman speoitally devoted fhomsnlvps io. It wns flic s»me with Erasmus Wilson, the " Skin Doctor,", recently kniyhted by tier M 'jesty. Yp«r« since, it was the same with D>'. L. j L Smi'h, of MelbfHrnp. who prHC't'^et (a did Lallernand and Uicorl) us a specialist In :li cuses ot diseiisc* and luibits! which produce symptoms ol Neicou* Afffetiouis ol Skin luii|>ii'>ns,(>t I rostr nioti,»nd make tiunmn beni'.'«i invinle or which unfit them to rarry on the purposes nf tlieir being <>r wliich deinoustra'eiJ it««*lf, on the oiher linnd, in Kruiitive 0: eases and .Secondary Forms of Affections. In hII of these cases how nere*snry it is to have the Sperialis' wiio has t'eroted his liietime t<i the >tudyiiiu hik! prai'tisins; in this one br inch of hit* pro'ension ? Hence. v.<>w, after sn many years, all mmut » are l'<iniili ir thim, and sympioius which (it is nut unreasonable lo s ipu- s>) tnay not strike ihe Ger.erHl Practitioner ai -unee. m»\v from constant practice inni ol>-e>'Vat ion mak<' i.L. L. Smith niHsicr of the subji ct. 'i lie ineificiil pru-essioii — that is, the more linera -nmdi-d of them — live likewise leoi'Ktitsel i!ie fact. mid Speci ilipu now id every branch — oculist, miris'.-, xy. hiiic. mental diseases, client disensen. mid in fuel e«-i>ry jiorluii of tr.e hmriHii ira. i c, Ims n"W S"n»e niemlier ot tie protrssion who d'-vou-s his tune to thai, mid to none otucr. For instance, the '•chest doctor" imud on no iccotint attend an accouchment, and the ocutst wo»ld not think of "saii'iii! a br>>km> hg ; but each would advice Ins patient to tjo to ihai doctor wiio is iu<>st idmed for liei ititf the disease requiring >pee<al skill. Dr. L L. >u>nii a<k« Uio-ie who require treatment for Weaknt'ss, ProntraiO'i, Barrenness, and oteriliiy, whose frames aad who»e coniitii niious aie shattered, to consult hiu «& an esperi — iinr'y (3)) j'ears practice in the colony, with a practice extending thioutiht U' not d(ilyth>' Oo'on e< put in India. Fiji, and ereu in En^land, he chiinis ouuht u> be sulliciei.t .ocutise every njun or woman requnntf such skill as is alluded to i. hove, io c 'tisult hitn eitlior personally or by letter. As a v'ypli lonrapher no oilier m.'liia' man as l» en «b c to limi-k such lurmexpeiienctf us he po.s>e->es ainl tor o he; allied uli'.-ctious — such as N-'ivoiis disna-e . — no one in the profession Ins enj >yed s> much public couii l e nee. Dr L. L 7 SMITH. CONSULTATION FiiK (by lultel*) £"1 Mfdlcniis appropriately pa<'keil an. forwarded all o?er the emiiM-d I) It. L. L. SUlTil 182 Collins SntEiir llksc, Alumj^uio *• FOX THE BLOOD IS TKIC LiKli." — See Deuteronomy, chap, xii., verse 23. CLAIUE'S WOPvLD-FA'.UED BLOOD MIXTURE. AND UKSTOiIKtt, Trade mark — " Bloosl Mixture." For cleansing and clearing the blood from impuiilies, cannot De too highly recommended. Fo J Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Soi-es of all kiiuUe it is a never-fiiihng ami fH-rmuiieiit cure. It cur«s old sores. 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