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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1397, 7 May 1884, Page 4

Publil Noteea. SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS" Draw on Nature— she oompeh you to honor the acceptance. TJHFKTT ve.rs since, when Dr. Smuh a fir»t comnief.ced practice here, it was thought by neiical men, that *o be a Specialist was derogatory <oihe proles B'onal m«P, hot t'ii* like most other imjovatiossinHcititificand ay ma'terß w « found rather to aid th=in to ! c "infra dig' to that pro e^ion, wherein the speciality was practised Lnllemsnu and liicord, in France, and A ©ton, in England were for years cried down by their roediCMl brrthern. Now and for numy post years they have h< en looked up to, and qioed by every niMn who pretends io have any kn'tweiige of the particular bnncb of the profession which these gentlemen speciinllv devoted themsflveß to. It whs the snme with Kra*maß Wilson, t lie "8-kin D«>etor," recently kniuhted by Her Majesty. Yearn since, it was the same with D>v L. L Smith, ot Melbourne, who pmct»e , (a did Lallemand and UiroM) as a spsoinlist in ''II oases oi diseases and habits which produce xymptoms ol Ifeivoui* Affect iown ot Skin Erupti-ns.of roxtrmon, and make human beinjie invinle or which unfit them to rarry on the purposes of their beintj or which deroonstrateß itself, on the oi her hnnd.in Kruptire Di -eases and Secondary Forms of Affections. In hII of these chscs how rrece^anry it i» to have the Spe-iahs 1 who haH <i«vfit«i| his «%biile tuetinic t • the -tudyinu and pructißint: in thia onebrncl. of hiH iri'lesßion P Heru-e. r.w, afte>- 8 riinnv years, all mi.nit as are Uimli >r t him. auit uympionjs wlticli (it « n-t w • reasona'.-lc to B<>pi> B>') may koi stride !>• Ge ceritl PrtieiinoDt'r a* ■ nee. m.w from Ci>rißtant practice and observation rnak- '. L. L. Bmith master or the rfuhj ci. lie medical prole^Kton— that is. the more liuera •minded of them— h ye likewise ■«>' K'use'.l i, ! >efact.and -pfci .iisinow in every branch— oculist, nuns. «, sy; hi he. mental disease*. che*i difeasrs, and in fact every portion of t'te.hucnan fra:i>e, has n-'W s-.me member of the profession «ho devotea hid time to thai, and to none other. For mettince. the '• chest wnuld on no account n"e:d u?i acoouciiment, an>t tue ocuist w> u|d not think ot s3!!<nt; a broken l<-g; bui <-a<h tvoulit ntl?ice his patient to go to that doctor who is i«ns( amed f>r tre-i int; the disease requinni/ >pec>al skill. Dr L L. mi Hi a>ks ibose wh«r require treatment for : ;Weaknes!y Pn>Btra iom. Brtrrenness, and >terilij, whose Ira me* anil who>e coiuiiMniuns hi.' shaiivred. to consult Ittu h6 an expert —Hurt > (30) \earsiir;ii;tice in ihe cold'iiy. *nii« praviice ex-eiirftim thrmi|{hi>ui m<>< only the ()<•• Oire-> put in India, Fiji, and even in JEii^iHtid, lie claims onnlit to be. Hum'uient oc^use every man or woman requnui; xucli ukiii »s u» alluded to above, io o nsatt uuh eitiu-r personally or by luiter. A.* a iSjpii'lnyraplif r no ulher .v.> li.y ma. i un «•• eu »be to have such i-i'-«---experience us he pos>e--e« and lur o •> allied aff-ctiona— sneii «m Nervous di-uM-e —no one id > tie profession has enj >yed « iuucli public confidence. Dr L. L 7 SMITH. COKSULTATIOK FEE (by letter) £1 Medicmts appropriattfly packed an i lm waideii all uver the civilised Dll. L.X SMITH 182 Collins Sthbijt East, MacßuauNF FOR THE BLOOD IS IUE LIKE.' 1 — See Deuteronomy, chap, xii., verse 23. CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMKD BLOOD iIIXrURK. AND EESTOfiER, Trade mark — " Blood Mixture." 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