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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1439, 3 September 1884, Page 4

Publii Notcea. ' SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS" Draw on Nature — she compels you U honor the acceptance. rPH FKTY ve.rs Mi,.. e . when Dr. Smith L first ci-m fei.ieJ oracnce here, it was thought by neiicul men, that i o he a Specialist «piis derogatory to 'lie p.otes gional man, hit t>ii< Jibe nir.sl nthc innovator sinscinfrfieand ay ttittctfi-K w * found rather to aid th t\ to c "infra >iiu' to (hat pro e^ion, wlieri'in llin speciality wn» practiced Lmllcidhiu. ami Kicord. in frame, and Acu>.'i, in Knjann 1 were for year* eiel down liy their me.htMl brethei'D. No v attil U>v rn»iij' p-isl year* they have Im«ii looked up t«, ami q io e<i by ererv hihii who pretends o Imve any kiiowpiiiffl of' the particular hrmrh of fluprofession <rlrr«h these irentleta -ii *peeiially devoted themselves io. U wasn't tip saiuo with Krasaius Wilson, t lie " Skin D.etor," recently IcnuhteJ by Her M.jesty. Years since, il was the same with D . L. L Smith, of Melbourne, wlm praot"<e.i (a did Lalleoiand and Ki<or<!) as a >je # 'ali*t In «ll oases oi diseases n«id halv'x »vhi<'h produce symptoms «! Nervous Affections wt Skin Krupti • •us, of l'ro>traiion, and make human beiug* invinle. or which iihfit tlierti to carry on (he purposes of their being or wliirh denionstra'es itself, on tiie oilier hand, in Kruptke Di e.ises and Secondary Form* of 4iti'i-tious, in nil of these cnse> how littcecsarv it is to have the Specialist who has devoie>l his whole lifetime to the ktudyius ami prurtisiiikt in thin one brunch of his ;iroteHßion P Hence, now, alter so many years, all rainut a are tamiliir t... him. and sympioui.s which (it us not unreasonable to BUPP-.9' 1 ) may not strike 'he General Prnclitioner ai once, m.w from constant practice and ob*ervation make • >t. L. L. Snii'-h master oi tl.e .subject. Ihe medical profession — thai is. t tie more libora -minded of them — h.ve likewise ecofj'iiseJ the fact, and Spt-ci'iiisls now in every branch — oculist, aurists, ■yphilic. mental diseases, chest discuses. nnd io fact erery portion of the huumn fraate, has tmw Mome uiember of the protrsnton who devoirs his time to ilia . and to none other. For instance, die *' cuvst doctor" woiitd on no nccouut atlend an accoucluneat, and the ucu.ist would not think ol S3i!insi a hr.ikeh \rg ; but each would udvice hjs patient to ijo ;o ihat doctor who is moist famed for tre-iiin^ tlie disease requirintf special slnl!. Dr. L L. asks tho^e who require treatmeut for Weakness, Pn>stra >ou, Barreiinesn, arid sterility, whose fraiue». and whove constitutions 'ate slialicied. to consult him as an exp'-Tt— thirty (30) yearß practice in she colony, wiihnprticuce 'exiendiim Ihron^lmai uot only the Oo'on e< put in India. Fiji, and even iv England, he claims ought to be sufficient localise every man or woman requriutf auch skill as is alluded to above, to v osult him either personally or hy letter. As a tsyphiloKi-apher no other medical man ax In on ab e to have such lai'ije experience as he pos>e"se«, aud lor o* her allied attcction8 — such as Nervous disease — no one in the profession has euj •yed so UiUcb public uoufiJeuce. Dr L. L 7 SMITH. CONSULTATioif fke (by letter) £1 Medicined appropriately packed an i lurwaided ail over the civilised <;lotie. Dll. L. IT SMITH 182 Collins SruEtT East, Muluouknb FOX THE BLOOD IS THE LIKE." —See Deuteronomy, chap, tu., vurse 23. CLARK E'S WORLD-FAIIED BLOOD MIXTURE. AND JiESTOiIBJI, Trade mark — " iilood Mixture." For cleansing and clearing the 'blood from impurities, cannot oe too highly recommended. Fo l Sorofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores of all khuUo it ifl a neve.r-I'uihng aud permanent cure. " It cures old sorfls. It cures ulcerated sores on 'he neck. It cur^s ulcrated legs. It euros blackheads, or pimples on the ace. It cures scurry sores. : It cures glaudular swoi.ings. It clears the blood from all impure matte from whatever cause arising. As this mixture is pleasant to the tas* nnd warranted free from anythin iDJuriou.i to the most delicate constitution of either sex the proprietor solicits euffeiers to give it a trial to test its value. Thousands of testimonials from all part Sold in botues aud 2s eon wining . six times the quantity 11s each — sufficient to effect •> permanent oure in the neat majority of long-standing cases, by al Okemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout thj World. Sole Proprietor, F. J. Clarke, Chemist Apothecaries' Hall, Lincoln, England. 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