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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1410, 30 June 1884, Page 4

PuWil Notcec. SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS™ Draw on Nature — she compels you to honor tlie acceptance. rpHTRTY ve»ra si». c, wJien Dr. Smith JL first ooniiiier,reJ practice here, it whs thought hy n c lical men, that to be a Specialist was derogatory to ihe-pi-ofes sional man, but t!ii«j like most other innovntiocs in sointific and iay matters Wis Found rattier to aid dim tole "infra dig' to tbat pro e.ssion, wherein the speciality was practined. Lallematiu and Kicord, in Fi-aiue, and Acton, in firmland were for years cried down by tln-ir nitulical brrthprn. Now and for many past yearn they have In en looked up to, and qnoied by (Tfrv Minn wlio prHf-nds io libvo anr knowei<ne of Ihe particular hrnncu of the pr<ifpssion which these Kentlenipn speeiinllv devoted themsflves fo. It was tlie stnie with Erasmus Wilson, the " Skin Doctor," ret'ently kui^hted by Her Mnjesty. Years sinre. it was the same with Dr. L. L Smi'h, of Melbourne, who practiced (a> did Lnllcinaud and iticorrl) as a specialist In nil cases ot diseases and habits wliicli pmduct* symptoms of Nervous Affections of Skin Krupii ns.df i'roKtrntioii.and make human beint«s invinle. or which i^fit them to carry on the purposes of their beinu or which demonstrates itself, on the other hand, in Kniutivo Oi- eases and Secondary Form* of Affections. In ull of these cases Uow necessary it is to have the Specialist who hat! rler<i(e<l his whole lifetime to the Hudying and prai'tisin" in thi« one brincli | of his profession P Hence, r.nw, alter so many years, all minutiee are lainiliar t<hini, and syiiiptotMs which (it is not tinrpa»onat)le to s ipu-. se) may not strike r lie General Practitioner at once, now from constant practice nnd observation make ■ r. L. L. Smith master of the subject. Ihe uieiiical proicasion — that is, the more liiieni - nmdi-d of them — h >ye like Arise ieci>j, r 'iise 1 tin 1 fact, and s peei ilisis now in every branch — nuulisi, aurisis, syrhilic. mental diseases, chest diseases, and in fact erery portion ot ti>e hummi ra-'ie, lias n<>w s>»nio member tit tlie r.mtcssi'^n w lio -dovoics liis time to tha . and to none otliur. For instance, Hie "cheat doctor" wuu.d on no account attend an accouchtnent, and the ocu>ist would not think ot S3ii!n<j a br^kei. leg; but euch would advice his patient to go to \hatdootor who is most tamed tor tiering the disease requiring special skill. Dr. L L. Ciuiith asks those wlio require treatment for Weakness, Progtra ion, Barrenness, and titerility, whose (ramei and who>e count i unions aie shattered, to consult hiia hs an expert — ihirly (3')) years practice iv the colony, with h practice exiendini; tliioiinhiu.' not only the Oo'ou c-! put in India, Fiji, and even in England, he claims ouulit tv L)e sulh'cieiit localise erery man or woman rtqiinug: such skill as is alluded to xbove. to consult him either personally or by Idler. As a Sypii.lographer no oilier niPilical man as b< oil ah c to have sueli Ifirije experieiice as he pos^e-si>*, and t<jro'her allied affections — sucli as Nervous disease — no one iv the profession has euj >ycd su mucu public coufiJeuce. Br L. L 7 SMITH. consultation fke (by letter) €1 iiediiMiH j. appropriuttriy paciteil an i iorwarded all over the civilised 1 . Dil. L. iT SMITH 182 Collins &cu.ek? East, Melbi»ukne FOX Tirifi BLOOD IS Tif K LIVK." — ."-.ee Deuterouomy, chap, xii., Terse 23. 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