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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1542, 1 May 1885, Page 4

Pubiil itotcec. j SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS" Draw on Nature — she compels you to \ honor the acceptance. j fTIHIBTY years since, when Dr. Smith I JL first commenced practice bere, it vra> ' thoaght by medical men, that to be a | Specialist was derogatory to ihe protes- | sional man, but Ibis )tke most other innovations in and lay matters was found rather to aid than to be "'infra di^' to tbat profession, wherein tbe special. ty waa practised. Laiiemanu and Kicord 10 France, and Acton, in England were for years -cried down by their medica brethera. Kow and for many past years they bare been looked up to, and quoted by every man who pretends to have any kno wedge of the particular branch of the profession which these gentlemen speciially devoted themselves to. It was the same with Erasmus Wilson, the " Skiu Doctor," recently • knighted by Her Majesty. Year* since, it was the same with Dr. L. L. Smith, of Melbourne, who practised (a* did Lallemand and Kicord) as a specialist In ail ease 8 of diseases and habits which produce symptoms et Nervous Affections •f Skin Eruptions, of Prostration, and make human beings inrinle. or which unfit the us to carry on tbe purposes ot their bein< or which demonstrates itself, on the other baad, in KruptiTe Diseases aad Secoudarj ■ Forms of Affeutious. In alt of these easen { kow necessary it is to have tbe Specialist j who has devoted u;s whole iuetiuie t ■ M>e j ntudviug aud practicing m ibjs oue brunch j of his profession ? Uence. low, atter so many years, all minutiae are Umilur to j him, and symptoms which (it is not an- I reasonable to suppose) may not strike tbe < General Practitiouer at once; now Iroai j constaut practice nud observation uiake i i>r, L. L. Smith master of tiie subj»ci. j Ihe medical profession — tUat is, the ! more liuera -minded of taeia — hire likewise reco^oisei ibefaet.and >peci»iist.uow in eiery branch — wjuti^t, aunst*, syphiiic, mentai diseases, client dUeanes. ar-d iv tact every portuo o< tue Utiiaan Irauie, has noff some ' member ol tue profession who devotes his time to tuai. aud to none other. For lustauce, tbe ** chest doctor" would on no aeooun'. ailwnd an aceouehment, and tbe ocuust would not think ot satting a brokeu leg ; but each wouut adricu bis ustieot to go -io that doctor who is most tawed tor trei in^ Ike disease requiring special skill. Dr. L. L. tujitli a&tcs those who require treatment tor Weakness, Prostra ion, Barrenness, aid sterility, whose tramns and wbo.>e coii.>uiutious aie miiatterea, to cou.sult ima as an expert — thirty (<s'-){ jearnpractict in tb« colon j, *vii a practice extending tlnou^liout uot only the O'o.ou V* put iv India, Fiji, aud even iv Eo^iand. he claims ought to be sutficiei.t to cause every man or woman requrmg such skill as is alluded to above, to consult him either personally or by letter. As a bypiiilograpber bo other medical man as ueeu able to have such large experience as be .possesses, and tor other aliied affections — such as Nervous disease —no one in tbe profession has enjoyed to tttieb pubiie coaiiJeuce. Dr L. L 7 SMITH. ooxsultatiov P£s (by letter; £1 Medicines appropriately packed and forwarded all over the eivilued globe. DX. L. L? SMITH 182 CoLLiiS Si'cabT Ei*r, M.sua>*r^y FOX T3i£ iJIjOIK) (i LUf-: LiVii." i,«o i/ciiteiOßOr.._T, ttt.«p. \i „ terse SIC L A It £ fi ' * VTOKLD-FAiiKD BLO-3& UIXLUii:' AND JifiSTOSKtt, Trade in;irk — " 81004 ".itxture." For cieuusing a^<* citaiing i-Ue biooo run. impurities, cannot oe ico liighly re.-oui-mentled. Fo i Scrof;>.la, Scurvy, S'uu Diseases, *v-_ Soret of »lt kiutlsc it is a li^V'.-r-faiinijt *»<• ■' periii»iienr t-ur-. It cures oi.i sor.-'a. It cures ulci-mtdii ,-c-re» on be nock. Ii cur»-s uicr'iteti !<?£«. It cured bliicihra,!*, or pimples on the ace. It cures scurry *-jrea. It cures gin'idu'ar 3«». ..incs. it L-leais t ie blo.jd imm iill trupufy ;»st .c lroin whaievereau.je ari-*i'jg. A« this wixtui'L* is pie:is»ac \i> tne tase and warrui'teii tree j'ro ,-i ■» iv'hni mjurioaLOt^ie inoct delicate con?titutio!i oi' either *es thp !)ropnetor suHoit-s *uti».t-rii to give it a u-ici to teat its * vine. 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