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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1411, 2 July 1884, Page 4

I Publil Notceo. SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS Draw on Nature — she compels you to honor the acceptance. TH7I2TY year« sin.c, wlien D: Smith Brat commenced practice here, it was thought by medical men thnt io be a Specialist was derogatory co'heprofes sional man, but t!ii< like m<»t other innovatioßi inseintific nnri lay mat tern w* found >-atlie; {q aid tb»m to^e " tnfra diuj' to tl:at pro'»sßi"oM v w herein the speciality was practusd. lsa;li?aianu and !;icord, in s'anre, and Acioa. in Hln^land were for years erieH dowti by their medical brrthern. Now and for mnny past years they iinve hten looked up io, and qnoied by every mun who pretends ;o have any knowe<t»a of the particuUr branch of the proiegnon which iliese yentiemen speciiallv devoted themselves to. !t wa* the same with Erasmus VViUon, the " Bkiu Docior,' '■eceolly ki]i}»hted by Her Majesty. Yearn since, it was the same with Dr. L. L. Smith, of Melbourne, who practised (a--did LallvoiMiid and Uieor.l) as a ipecialixt In nil cases of disease* and habits which produce symptoms of Nervous AffeclioHs of Skin Eruptions, oM'rontratioß.anci make human beitms invirile. or which uhfit them te rarry 00 the purposes of the ; r be:nsc ai wlncb cleu)oostva;eß iUelf, of the other hnod. in Evup.^e D< cases aud Seconds ry Forms of effect on*, in all of tbeas cases hew nece.-sa,i i\ is to have tlie Specialist who lias dtrolfd ti:s « hole lifetime to the AtudyiiiK a-id praetisini- in this oue bmnci) o" his profession p Kence. now after so tnanr years, al miunlise aro f<Tß ; !i«r in Inii). md sympioias wuich (it « uot un reasonable to guppi sr) may not strike ibe Genern! Practitioner ai. once, now from constant practice and obi-erviiiion make >'r. '../, L. Smith mister of tbe subject. 'Ihe medical profession — that »s, the more iibera -mindpd of 'hem— hire hkewips rect'f{iiisetl .the fact. and ■"'pecul'jils :.-ovr v) erery branch-— ocu!;st, aurists. 9yi>hiiie. ruental diseases. eh<«! diseasas, and in ftiel every portion oi tke human frnniei baa ii"W sonin ra«fflb«r oi ihe professiou tvho derotea lii^ tuuw to tlia , nnd to none other. For malance, ; .be 1 chest doctor" would on no ycoount al l end <tn accouchtnent. and the oculist would not tbink of s9Uun; c b'-oken [e^ ; but each would adr:ce his patient lo >j;o o ihat doctor who is most iamed for treiidag the diseaie n-quiruiu Kpeeia! skill. j Dr. L L. Smith asks iho«e wbo require tfentnient for Weaknes?, Proatran^u, t>ari-ennt>sii, and Sterility whose frames and who»c conntUu lions are nhattered. fo consult him as n*> expert — thu-tj (30; yeargpvactice in the solvny, witb>» practice extenduit; thrnuuhnuv uot only ibe Joloi e^ put in India, Fijv ami even in Uniflaiid, he claims ought to be suiiicieiit locaujie every mau or wooiau rfquriug skill as t ■^iiuded co sbovc. to consult iiitn titber jjersoualty or hy loiter 4.8 ts Hypli.iouri.ijlu'; no other wdii-a! mai: as met) s:>« to* b.if« s«;ul. iar^e dXpe r ience as Le possesses aod '«i o'hor ai Led aiiVutious — sucii f.s N«rvi»u> disanse -no one n he prolesaiou bdri-euj iyed hu ujui'b pul)>ic ooufi.ience. 3)r 1, l" SMITH. CuNSUITATiOy :)l< \hy ; eiU'r) t'l M.ud<.C'U»» ;ij propriuleiy panted an-i -: srdc-i ttil over ..he ei«rv!is»fd DR. L. I. SMITH FOX TilK BLOOD IS THE LIFE." — Sen Deuteronomy, chap, xii., ve«e 23. CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE. AJSD HESIOHER. Trade mark — " Blood Mixture." For cleansing and clearing tho blood from impurities, caunet oc too highly reoommended. Fo ) Scrofula, Scarvy, Sltiu Disettses, and Sore.', of nil kindec it is a uever-failiug and permanent cure. It cures old sores. It cures ulcurated torus on the neok. It cur*s uluruied legß. It eureh blaokheutis, or pimples on the ace. It cures scurvy »oree. 1 It cures glandular ewelangß. It tle&vk the blood from all impure mat' te from whatever cause arising. As this mixture is pleasaiat to the tase and warranted Irco {torn anythin injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex the proprietor solicits euffeiers t* give it a trial to test itßTalue. Thousands of testimonials fiona all part Sold ia botueo and 2s containing six times the quantity lls each— sufficient to ed'ect a permaaeut cure in the niujority of long-standing cases, by al Ohemist* and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout thj World. Sole Proprietor, F J. 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