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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1494, 9 January 1885, Page 4

Publil tfotcM. SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS"" Draw on Nature— she compel* you to honor the acceptance. mHIRTY ye.rs since, wben Dr. Smith X nf*** commerced pract cc here, it was thuutilit by meJical men, that to he a Spfcialisi was derut>ati>rj to the protes s onal man, but this like moat other innovations in seintdic and iay matters Was found rather to aid than to be " infra dv' to that prole s»ion, wherein the speciality was practised. Lallemand and Kicord, in fJ ranee, and Acton, in Enuland were for years crieii down by their medical brithern. Now and for many past years tliey have been looked up 10, and quo'ed ■•y every nun who pretends to have any ki»'-we.f|>e of the particular branch of the prolession which these gentlemen specially devoted ihewst-lves to. it was the same with Erasmus Wilson, the *' Skin Doctor," recently koi|(hted by Her M-ijesty. \ ears since, it was the same with Dr. L. L buii'h, ol M- ltn urnc, »li) pmct se 1 (a< did Lxileuiand and Ktcor t) as a -peoalist lv »li cases ot diseases end h-tlnts whioh -.xoduce ".ymptoms ol Neivout Atf-'etions wl Skin Eruptions, of I'rostr imoii.hii.l make liuuian beings invinle. or which onfit them to carry 011 the purposes of their bem* or which demonstrates itself, on the other baid, in Eruptire Di- eases and **«ec md-iry Forms of- Affertious. In all of these coses how necessary it is to have the Specialist who has devoted bis whole hietime ti the fetudviuK aud practicing in this oue branch of his prolession ? Hence, now, after so ' many years, ail miautite are familiar to biiu, and symptoms wlucli (it 18 nut unreasonable to suppose) may not strike the General Pracutiouer at once, now from constant practice and observation make it. L. L. Smith master of the subject. ihe medical profession— that is, the more libera -minded of them— hive likewise rec"|{uiseJ itie fact, and specialists iiow tv etery branch— oculist, aurists, «,yjh-ho, mental diseases, chest diseases, and in tact every portion ot the human tra me, has now g<-me member of the profession abo devotes his time to thar, bud to none other. For instance, the •• tli ust doctor" would on no account attend an accouchment, ani the ocuiist nut. lll not think ot satt-nt; a broken leg; bul each would advice lus parent to go to that proctor who ts most 1 dined f >r treving the Ui»eai*e requiring specal skill. Dr. L. L. Smith a*ka those who require treatment for Weakness, Prostra- ion, burrtunras, aud &terilitj, whose trames aud wbo^e coustituiious ate shattered, to cousult him as an ex p.m — thirty (3>J) yearspractice in the colony, withapraciice exieodioi* thront*h>ut not only tbe Colon es I pui iv India, Fiji, aud even in Knjfland, he ; claims ou>»bt to be suificient 10 cause every uiau or woman requriug such skill as is aimded lo above, to eousult him either ■jersouaily or hy letter. As a cyplLlographer no other medical man as tit en nb c to have such large I experience as he -jos^e^ses and tor 01 her \ I allien art'tctions— sneb ss Nervous disease 1 — no -.ne in me profession u<*s enjoyed so ! luutti puuho coufi lence. Dr L. L 7 SMITH. coNscx,rs.iiOK fkb (by letter) £1 Medicines appropriately parked and for. wajded all over the ctviiised 41000. DX. L. TT SMITH Iy2 Colluvs *siuKi>*r £isr, Mg(.Bi»t->t*.- j i/iou Tfus BU>t>i> v via: l.i rk ." 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