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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1456, 13 October 1884, Page 4

Pubiil Notceo. ""speciality ..specialists" Draw on Nature— she compels' you to. honor the acceptance. rpHIKTY I rH sin, e. when Dr. Smiih JL first immniei.red uraence li^re. i' w«« lliout;l»t bv n e.hral men, thai to be a Speciaiisi wus flerogatorv lo <he proti'B S'onal m«»>, tut this like most otlier innovations in scintifit; and ; ay mm tors \v s found ratlicr to aid tUan lo ' e "' infra •liu' to that pro e-ision, wberciti tho speciality wus practised Lillemnnu and l.'ieorrj. in Frame, mid Ac'nn, in Kiiiliiml were for years cio'l down Ijy their medical br*-tliern. No* aii'l lor nuny p«st years they liavtj i*.i en Inokftd up to, and quo'eii liy every hihii nlio pnttends 'O h«te hmv luv:we.tge ot ilu- purtieular (irnni-li* ot tlie prul'-ssKin which these tiuutli'di'ti speciiully devoted themselves to. It was the s:ime witli Erasmus Wilson, the " Skin Doctor," recenlly kniuhted by Her Majesty. Years sinre. it was tlio sam»* witli Dr. L. L Srnili, ot M> Ihrurne. who prn(. > t><*t>ii (a* did Lullrniiirui and iiu-oril) as a s|:ei'iali«t In ;>ll ciises of disfiise^ mid habiN which prodncp syrnptoens r>( Nt'rvous AiT--ction« vt Skin Krupli ns,ol I'ro-tr ni:in.;uvl iiinkiiiiiinan boiii»< invinle. or which unfit them to r-nrry on the purpowes oj their beinti or which demonstraies itself, on the oilier lm«)d,in Krutiiive D> eases «nd Sec.md-irv Forms of Aiiections, in all of these etises how nece.-sHry it is lo have lite Spe.-iahsi who has demote I his wbuie luetiinu t<> tlio •tudyiny ami (•rxctisinu in this out* br mc-ii of his profession ? Hence, r.mv, alter so many years, all nnmitao 'ire funiili ir ti< him, ami symp'ouis whicii (it i? nut n»reH!eonal»le to supp"Sc) m<iy not strike '.he Genertil Pr.-iuiitioner ai 'incn. n..w from cunstunt praciiuu and ol>>e' v.ition make . t, L. L. Smith master of the suhj< ct. 'I he uicdical profession— that is, the more libora -niiiui.d of them — live 111 ewise ecynse I i. l iefnct,ii'id ilists now in 'every- l»ranHi — otinist. aunsi*-, syi-hilie, mental diseases, chesi disease. I*.1 *. ■t ucl in fuel every portion t>f the huiium iraa.e, lias D"W s.m.' mcinuer of the prolcssinu « In) dfvou-a Ins tune to ilia . and to none oiher. For instance, the ••flu-st »ioctor" w»u!d on no Hcouut aliend an accouchment, an>( the ocu ist woi.ld not tliiuk ol Kattint; a tirokeu leg; bui each would advice his patient to go ;o that doctor who is must ;amed. t>r treritiu the dis»i.N^e r*-qni'ri«t' special skill. Dr. L L. tiuiitli u-.ka ibose who require treatment for Weakness, Pmstia 'On, Barrenness, and Mtiriliiy, whose Ir inn'< and who*e con^tii mioiis »ie shattered. t-> consult him hs an expert — thirty (30) years practice in 'he colony. « 1 1 it a praciu-e extenrlinu t liri>ni>}i<-ui not only the Union e» put in India, Fiji, and even :n Eiiiil'ii.d, lie claims ouiihl to be sufficient ;o cause e.rery num or woman rrqiinu^ such skill its is alluded to above, to « msult him either prmouaily or >)y leiler. As a no other nieJii-ai man us men nU e to iiuve sucli iai^e experience us he pob.-e-sos. muf Joro'iier allied affections — such ad Nervous disea«,e — no one in the profession has enj yed su oiucli public confi ience. Dr L. L7 SMITH. CONSULTATIOA' FEE (by letter) £1 MedtiMius appropriately pa-'keil an i \ovwai'deil ail over the cm lined DR. L. L. 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