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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1429, 11 August 1884, Page 4

Publil Notceo. SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS" Draw on Nature— she compels you to honor the acceptance. rpHIKTY ve-irs Mn.e. wlien Dr. Smith 1 first com nei.ied pr«(-iice liere, it was 'bought by n.efical niea, ibat to be a So«'cia!i>J' whs derogatory to ilie prot'es smnal mun, but t'ii< like most otlic innovHtidr.s i'i«eint!ficand iay niM'ter.s w •■? found ratder to aid ilim to • c '* inh-a <litr* to t but pro ession, wlierein tlie speciality was practised LilletnaiK] and Uivord, in Frame, and Aeon, in Kn^land were for years «•■ le<l down by their medicn! hrctlipin. Now mid for ninny p;isl years they liHte men looked up to, and q>io ed by evcrv hihii wlio pretends 'o have an? ki)')wc-lue of ihe parltcuhir br.'iich of tho prufpssion wliicli these gentlein.-n speciiallv devoted thi'msrlves io. It H';iß the same with Erasmus Wilxon, the " Skin Dictor," recently knighted by tier M-je»ty. YeHrs* since, it whs tlie same with Dr. L. L Sini'h, ol M-lbowrne, who praet"*e.l (adid Lallromnd sind Kieor.i) as a specialist in f.ll case* of diseases and habits which produce symptoms o! Ncrvou* Affections of Skin Knipti 'iis.of I'ro.straiion.and mak*' human bein^« invinle or which iihtit tliem io carry on the purnoscs of their being or which deoionstra'eft itself, on the other baud, in Krtiotire Di eases and Secondnry Forms of \ liections. (n nil of these cases how iieue.-Kary it is io have the Specialist who has ("evoleJ his whole lifetime t-i the >tud_vititj mid prai'tisiiiu in this one branch of his profession ? Hence, now, alter so mnnv yours, all miiiutiSß are fttnulitr to him. ami symp'oms which (it is not univusouai'li* to sipp- s<) may not strike the (.iehei'nl Praulitioiit'i' at once, now irom constant practice and observation make i. L. L. Smith muster ol the subjVct. I lie meiliciil protessioii — that is, the more libere -■mricU d of them — h->ve likewise 'eci'Kuise.l ihefHct.and >p t -ci">lists iiow in evi-ry 4 )rrtn . < "' I—oculist,1 — oculist, aurisis, syi hilic. mental diseases, diesi disessps, rtiitl in fuel ev^ry portion ot tlie l\uinun THH-e, luis D'i\V ■< i rrn'< lUfinber ot the j.rolfis.siiTi w lio de.vons hi.s liiuc Co thai, Hhd to none oilier. For hjslhucc, ihe '• chk^t doctor" wruu.d on no uccmnt atU'iid an accoueluucni, and the ocuost woiild not tlnuk ol 83i Pnu a brok«ii leg; bul each would advice his patient to u>> <o that doctor who is most lamed for treiunjj the di*ea.«e requiririL' ftpecial skill. Dr. L L. smilli asks i bone who require treatment for Weakness, Prostra ion, Barrenness, and Sterility, whose Iraineii and who>« constitutions an> shattered, to consult him a& an expen — thirty (30) jeurspriictH'fl in the colony, witliapraciire exieiidinii (In "iit;li"Ui uot only the Uoion e< put in IndiH.Fiji, aud even in En^lund, he elitirns ouuht to be sulDcieiit >o cause every him n or woman requnug such skill as is alluded to nliove, to consult him either personally or by letter. As a tSypliMogrupher no other medical man as In en »l> c to hare such large experience as he pos.»e<ses. ami lor o; her nlhed aiffttions — such as Nervous disease — no one in the profession haa enj ij'ed so much public coufi lence. Dr L. L 7 SMITH. COKSDLTATIOJJ FKK (by isttvJl 1 ) £1 MeUifinrs appropriuU'iy pni-hed mil lorwarded all orer the civilised , DR. L. IT SMITH 182 Collins Street East, Mblusuiinb FOR THIS BLOOD IS Tlilfi L£FE." — Sec Deuteronomy, chap, xii., VBTbO 23. 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