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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1390, 21 April 1884, Page 4

; Publil Notceo. SPECIALITY SPECIAL I STS Draw on Nature— she compels you to honor the acceptance. rnHfHTY ve»rs sim-e. when Dr. Smiili J fir fc t eom'iieLied praciite liere. ii Was I ih»U!»ht by ii ehcal men, thm be n\ Specialist was derogatory to >he profcs sional m»n. Int this like must otlier innovHiions inscintific and ihv mn'Jers W'is found rallier to aid th m to ' c "infra dii' to that pro'6s»ion, « herein the speeial-.ty was prictised Lnllemnii^ and Hioord, in Franre, and 4cton, in Kn^land were for years ciei4 down by their medical brrtherD. Now and for m-<ny past years they have in en looked up to, and qHO'ed by every nun wlio pretends 'o have any ku'swed«e of the parlieular br»nol» of th« prul^ssion wliich iliese gentleman Hpcciiallv devoted ihcroselves 10. It whs (he same with Erasmus Wilson, the " Skin D.ctor," recently knighted by Her Majesty. Years sinre. ii wns the same with Dr. L. L Smi'h, ot Melbourne, who prnct'se.l (a--did LalleuiHiid and Kic-or>l) as a specialist In njl cases ot diseases and habits which produco symptoms of Neirous Affections ot Skin Krupti'-ns, of i'rostrinion.and make human beings invirile or which unfit tliem to curry on tlie purposes nf their being or which demonstrates itself, on the other liH>jd,in Kruptire Di-eases and Secondary Forms of Affections. In all of these cases liow necessary it is to have tlie Specialist who lias his whole lifetime to tlie ' tudying ami practising in this one brunch ol :iih Kuiexsion ? ifenire, now, after ho inani years, all minut >sb are lyinili ir t" Iti'u. mi.i symptOrfls which (it ■« not unre«sona ! 'le to s^ipp- si«) may nol strike t lie Goiiernl Praciiiioner ai once. ni;W from constniii practice ' and nb>ervalinn make i. L. L. Smith master of the subject. 1 lie iuedicil prniession — tliHt is, me more libera -mliidi d of them — h>ve likewise iCL-iyiised t'lefuct.and .specialists now in every brunch — oculist, aurisis, sy : liihe. mental disease's. che.«t diseases. Hnd in fact every |.-orti.)ti of the huno«n T«ii'e, has ui'W .> ■■•im» memlier of t he prolrssioQ who d'-vous his time to thai, audio none other. For nßt:ince, i lie '"chest doctor" wnuid on no acount , attend an accouchmem, ami Hie ocuisi would not thiuk of satlinu a broken I. g ; bm each would advice his patient to go o that doctor who is most <dined hr lie i m X the disease requiring special skill. Or. L L. Smith asks those who require treatment for Weakness, Prostra iom, Barrenness, and •"Sterilny, whose lrrime> ao 1 who>e coii^tt iv I iuri.s ate shattered, to consult hiiii as an expert— thirty (3')) years "r;nrtice in the colt'Hy. witltapruciu'e exiendiiiu ihrontih'Ui f.ot only the (Jo ; on c-; pm in India, Fiji, ami even in iiiitilHiid, he claims OUI4IH to be hudiciei.t 10 cause every man or woman requi-njy such skill hs is alluded to übot-e, 10 C'usult him eitlier personally or by letter. As a fcyptilotiraplier no oilier me.licai man as i> en nbe to have such I a rue experience us he pos-e-ses, and for o : li«i---allied afiVetious — such as Nervous disease — no one in the profession lias enj <yed so much public coiifi ieucv. Dr L. L 7 SMITH. CONSULTATION FKE (by letter) £1 Mfilicines appropriately paciied anl lorwarde<l all over llie eiuiwcd Dti. L. I. rfHU'ii 182 Collins SrijKhr Eisr, Mklbquusis FOR THE BLOOD IS TUU LIKI£." — ieo Douteronouiy, chap, xii., verse 23. 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