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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1474, 24 November 1884, Page 4

Pv.V.2. Notoec. SFEGIALITY SPECIALISTS" Draw on Nature — she compels you to honor the acceptance. rjIHIRTY years since, when Dr. Smith X first commet.ced practice here, it was thought by ii. c. heal men, that to be a Specialist was flerojjHt.-rv to ihe prot'es sional man, but this like m<ist other innovations inseintific and ay mutters w<s found mtlier to aid th«n to i>e •• infra <\\\r' to tbat pro ession, wherein the speciality «as prHdised. LHllem;nn; and Kicord, hi tninie, and Acton, in EtuJanri were lor y^ars t-ried down by th*-ir medicnl brtthtrn. Now and for many 'pust years they have lit-en looked up to, and quo ed „y every ni-.n who pretends o hiivfe any I* now i*. ige ol the particular hrsincli ot the prolt'ss'ou winch these Kentlpraon speciimllj devoted tlicmselves io. It «p»iß the smne w ith Kthmhus WiU<i n , the " Skin Dfuinr," receutJy knii!hted by Mer M jesty. lcats since, il was the same with D. L. L SniHi, ol M- Iticunie, who pmct se-i (a did LHlleinaiul and lltcor.i) as a >pecialist In iili case.s ot disease* and haluU which produce symptoms of Neivou* Affect inns fet Skin KiU|»ti ns.of l'ro>tr>iiion, and make human bemys invinle. or which unfit ti.ein lo iHiry on the puriioses nt their hein^ or wUirh demonstraies it*df, on the oilier hnM.l,in Kruptno L). ea-esand Seond^ry Forms ol Elections. In all of these cases bow Il«?l•t•^sHly it is to Lave the Spenalist who has devoted his whole liietime t» the >tudyui»» and practising in this one branch of hts )>rotessioii ? Hence, r.<<w, alter so iuan> years, all minutiae are Uimli ir tv him, ami sytupiorus which (it .8 iMt tinreasonal.le to snpp s<-) may not strike the Geneml Praciiuoner ai <>nee, new from constant practice and observation make i 'r, L. L. Smith master ot the subj ct. Ihe medical profession — that is, the more lii)t?ra •minded of them — h ye likewise lectiymse A t'tefHct.and >peci>liats now in eiery branch — oculist. aurtsts, syi hill*.-, mental diseases, chest diseases, and in l.ict every portion ot the human liaiue, has now S'-me member ot the protesdiou who devotes his time to thai, find to none other. For instance, the •■ ches>t doctor" would on no account an end an accouchmeat, an<i the ocuist would not think ol saitfMt; a broke;, leg; but cuch would ad nee his patient to go io thai doctor who is most .amed f.jr treeing llie disea.»e requinntf »pec>al skill. Dr. L. L. Smith a»ks those who require treatment Jor Weakness, Prostra ion, Uurieunes.s, and Menlity, whose frames aud whove constH mions aie shattered, to consult him as an expt-rt — thirty (30) j ears practice in the colony, with a practice exieiidiua Ihi'ouuhiiui not only the (Joiou es pui in India, Fiji, and even in England, he clonus ouulit to 0e sulßciei.t >o cause ecery man or woman requncg such skill as is alluded to above, to consult him either personally or by letter. As a Syplnlot>rapher no other medical man as been ab e to have such large experience as he possesses, and tor oilier' allied uiiVctions — such as Nervous disease — no one in tiie profession has enjoyed so mucli public coulijeucc. Dr L. L 7 SMITH. CONSULTATION tEE (by letter) £1 Jiediiuiis iip^n.priatciy parked an I torwardeu all over the ciuli.vcd ,;lobc. Dil. L. L. S^tlTLI 182 Collins SruEtT East, Melb^uunb 1/lOK TUX HLOOI) IS I'll IS UiKiS." } — ice Deuteronomy, chap, vii., vt;)-6e ii 3. cla r tirs WOKLD-FAMED ULOOD .MIXTUKK. AND liESTOitER, Trade murk — " Uloo-l Mixture." For cleansing and clearing the blood Irom impurities, cannot oe too highly recommended. bo i Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, umi Soi-es ol ill kiiidsc it is a never-tailing ami cure. It euiv» odt son' 9. ll cures ulccratcil >ore> on 'he neck. Il curb's ulcraleil h-^B. It i-ui-CB hhiekh>ailß, or (jimples ou tlu uce. it ruiV3 scurvy «'>rea. It cuiee gtanUU'tir sn. in^B. It I'leurs liie blood Irom all iiudui'q mat c Irom whatever <!:iuse arising. An this uiixuLi'c id pleasant to the tase diid warranted tree tVo.u nuytliiu injurious u>the most delicate constitution olcicliorsex ihe proprietor 801101141 sutleiera to give it n 'rial to te-<t ltd value. lhousunds ol 'estnnotiials fioru all part Sold in ootnes a>id 2* ituuiainiug six tiiu«?B tlie quantity Llseaoh — iuHniuiit- to ell'ect & pcrmunent cure in the »rbttt majority ol long-aiaudiut; cases, by al Jheur.su uud Patent Medicine Vendors ihroushout ih j Woriil. Sole i'ropiietor, i*\ J. Claekb, Chemist Apothex-urieV Hull, Lintuln, England. EXPOKT AQLtNTS: Burgoyne, Burbidges, and Co., Coleman street London ; New berry and Sons, H5, Farringdon street, London ; SuHger uud Sons, Oxford street, London ; and all the London Wholesale llouses. Seta Zealand Agents — Kempthonie, Frosaer, and Co., Wholeaule Diuggiste, Duuedin and Aucklaud. Alelbourf-e Agents — Felton, Grim wade, aud Co., Wholesale J)ruggi*t». E and M. 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JUBT HE WED a large arsortuient of iJuney >obbiug lype, nt the Xjmkb xiiuuut; Uliico, liivudwu), iiccftou.