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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1495, 12 January 1885, Page 4

faMttVeteM. SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS Drew on Nature— the compel* you to honor the acceptance. riIHIKTY yenrs stare, when Dr. Smith i X first comtuet.ced practice here, it was thought by medical men, that to be a |- Specialist was derogatory to ihe prates eonal man, tut tint like m -st other innovations iusriiitifie and ay matters W-is found rather to aid than tot>e "inlra dig' to that profession, wherein the sp«e al:ty was practised. Lallemanu and Kic.nl. in France, and Acton, in Kokand werlor years cried down by their inedicx brothers. Now and for m»ny p*st yearlliey have been looked up to, and quo el y every siiu who pretends to bave any knoweiltje of the particular branch of the provision which these gftitlemen speci. ielly devoted thvoisdves to. It was the same with £ra»uius WiNon, the " Skiu Doctor," reeeuily knighted by tier lltjesty.

leara nince. il was the same with Dr. L. L btuiih, ol M< lururne. trim practseu (a< did Lailemandand Uh-om) ai a specialist in »li cases ol diseases aud habits which produce symptoms el Xfeivou* Affections »t %>kin Erupti us, of l'ra»triiion, and make liuuiau beinun tnvinle, or which until them to t-arry vii the purposes ol their being or wkirh deoionstrates ilnelf, on the ether band, in bruptive Di es>«» and Seeond^rv Forms of Affections. In all of tbese cases how neceM*ry it i* to have the Specialist who has devoted oia whole Itletime t • tbe >tudyiui: aud praetisimt >n this one breach of his prolession f Heuce. r..w, alter s> many years, all miautia) are fwrnilixr t<> him, aud symptoms which (it s not on> reasonable to supp. se) may not strike *he General Practitioner at once, now I row constant practice and observation make it. L. L. Smith master ol the aubjret. ihe medical profession— that is, tbe mere liberauminded of them— hive likewise recognised tl.e fact, and Specialists vow in every bra neh— oeu list, auriats,' sy^bilie, mental diseases, ehe«t diseases, end in tact every portun of tbe human trauie, has now some member of the protessiou who devotes his time to that. Mud to none other. For instance, the "chest doctor" would on oo aeeonot attend an aceouchmeot, an I tbe oeu<iat would; not tbink ol s»tt>ng a brokeu leg; but each would advice his patient to go to that doctor who is most famed for treating the dhteatse requiring apeeial skill. Dr. L. L. Smith asks those who require treatment for Weakness, Prostra ion, iisrreutiegs, and Merility, whose frames and who>e constitutions ate shattered, to eouxuit Ima as an expert— thirty (3»J) yearapractice in the colony, with » praciiee ciLieudiiiK Ihrougbout not only the (Jotoit e< put iv India, Fiji, aud eveu in England, he claim* ought to be sufficient >o cause ewrj mau or woman requriug such skill as is aliiided to above, to consult him either personally or by letter.

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