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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1458, 17 October 1884, Page 4

Publil Notoeo. SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS"" Draw on Nature - she compels you to honor the acceptance. rnHIKTY -c rs viu c when I>r. Smith | fist com ppiiel ;.f-rtiM cc here.it was 'bought by i c Krul men, thai to be a Suecialisi was derogatory toilieprotes s-onal man, lut Ihis like most other innovatiot.s inscint'fieand ny matters w.s found rather lo aid than toe " infra dig' to that pro e<"ion, u herein the speciality was practised Lallemaiii. and Kicord. m Frame, and .-\cion, in Kn.hind were for ypms cied down by their medical bn them. Now and for many past yean* they have hi en looked up to, and qno;ed hy every Hinn who pretends io have any kn-wedge ol the particular bram-h of th* profession which these gentleman speciiallv devoted themselves io. It was the same with Erasmus Wilson, the " Skin D.ctor," recently knighted by Her M jesty. Years sinre. ilwas the some with Dr. L. L Smi'h, ol M-lbourne, who praet se,i (adid Lallemand and Wieord) as a -peeialtst In nil cases ol diseases and habits which produce symptoms ol Neivous Affctiows wf Skiii Empii ns,of l'ro-lr. von, and make human being*, invinle or which unfit them io < arry on the purposes of their being or which demon-Urn' es it>ell", on the o;her hasd.in Kriipiivo. Or eases and Seondirv Forms of Allei-lions, Iti ><!l of these casehow ticfc-sary it is to have ihe Spe.-iahs. wlio lias devote I his wtiMp Ine.tune to tne tudving and practising in this one hr ncii if Jus pro.e-.sion ? Hence. r.<w, alter so many years, all mmiii sg are f<timli-tr l iiim, and symp'ows which (it s riot unreasonable to s ipp Se) may not strike 'he General Practitioner ai mice, m.w from Constant praci ice and nh-e 1 ration make r. L. L. Smith master ol the subj ct. Ihe medical prolessioti — that is, the more libera '•minded of them — h ive likewise ec 'iT'itsel thefact, and Specialist** now iv evrry branch — oculist. aUrr'stv, sy hilie, mentnl diseases, eheit diseases, iind in fact every portion ot tlie human 'mine, has now some member of the profession who devotes his tnue to tha , and to none other. Fur instance, ihe '•chest doctor" wouid on no account attend an accouchment, and ibeocuist woi.ld not think ot settnig a broke** leg; but each would advice his patient logo io ihat doctor who is most tamed for trei'ing the disease requiring special skill. Dr L L. Smith asks those who require treatment for Weakness, Prostra ion, Barrenness, and .**•_• rihty, whose frames anl whoip constitutions aie shattered, to consult: him a& an export — tinny (30) years practice in ihe colony, with a practice exiendin_ throughout not <iuly the Colon es pui tn India, Fiji, and even in England, he claims oughl lo be sufficient io cause every man or woman rt-quriug such skill as is alluded to above, to uousult him either personally or by teller. As a no otlier mpdical man us o- en ab e to have such large experience as he posfe-.se*. and lor o. her allied affections — such as Nervous disease — no one in Uie profession has enj iyed so much public confidence. Dr L. L 7 SMITH. CONSULTATION JfUK (by IstUl*) £1 Medicines appropriately parked au I lorwatdeJ all over I lie ciulised Dli. L. L. SMITiI 182 Collins SxiiEbT East, Mur.iKsuKNß FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE." — See Deuteronomy, cliup. xii., verse 23. CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE. 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