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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1707, 21 May 1886, Page 4

Publil flotcw "SPECIALITY SPECIALISTS" Draw on Nature— she compel* you to honor the acceptance. mfIIUTY years sime, when Dr. Smith 1 first commeLi-ed practice here, it was <hou|{ltt by ttedical men, thai to tw t Specialixi was derogatory toiheprofes sional oitn, but this like most other innoralioLSinscintificand lay matters was found raf her to aid th:>u to •c " infra dig' to that | rofe.ieion, n herein the speciality was practised. Lallem^iti. and Kicord. in Frame, and Acton, iv Knu>and weie for years rried dowu by their medical b ret hern. Now aod tor many past years they have bten looked up 10, and quoted by every man who pretends 10 hate any knowedge of the particular brunch of the profession which these gentlemen tippet* tally devoted tiiemsekea to. It was the same tiitli KraMUua Wilson, the '* Skiu Doctor," recently knighted by Her Majesty. Yearn sinre. it was the same nitl.D •. L. L Sniiih, ot Mt Ib^'Krne, wlio pract se.l (a* did La Demand and Uiroril) as a specialist In nil cases ot diseases and habits wliirh produce xyiuptonis of Netvous Afffctions ol Bkm Erupti >ns,i>f Prostration, audmakv human beings invinle, or wbieb unfit tnem to (inry oti the purposes of their benu or nliieii demonstrates itself, on the other hand, in Eruptite Di eases and Secondary Forms of Affections, lo alt of these oases how oerrsfary it is 10 bare the Specialist who bas dero:ed his nbole liletitnc t-» the ttudying and praclixioit in tbis oue branch of his jro Session P lleuce, vow, alter bo many years, all miout:a are fdtuiiitr t» him, and symptoms wbicii (it >» nut unreasonable to s ipp-si) may not strike the General Practitioner at once, now from 1 constant practice and ob>erratinii make i>r. L. L. Smith master ot tie stibj. ct. 'ibe medical prolesston— that is, the more libera'-mindt-d ot them— lure likewise recognised il»e fact, and v>p<eblists now iv etery branch— <>culi*t, uurists, syphilir, mental diseases, chest disease.*, and in lict every portion ot the buinan Irau c, has ji"W soin« im-nitier of the profession wbo deroti-s his time to that, und tv uoue other. For instance, the "cheot doctor" wou:d un uu iccouut attend an aceouchment, an<i the oeu isl would not think ot salting a brokeu leg ; but each would ad f tee bis patient to^'i tv thai doctor wbo is most .dined t >r tie* inn the di«eai« requirifiK special skill. Or. L. L. built h a«ks tbose wbo require treatment tor Weakness, Frost ra 10 1, liarrem.i-8)*, and ttenhty, «liose frames and who*** conatiliii ions' aie sbaltered, to consult hitn m an expert — thirty (3 )J years practice in the colony, with a practice exit- nitinu thtoitKhout not only the Oo.on e< put in India, Fiji, and ereu in KiiKland, lit claims uuitht lo Oe KufJK'iet.t tOL a au.«e every man or woman requriug sueb skill as is alftded to above, to consult blui eitliei personally or by letter. As a t>yph lugrapher no other oie.liea man as ute: hhi« to have sucb largt experience as be poß«e<*es, aud tur oiliei allied utiVetions— such <is Nerrous disea«i —no one in rite profession bas etij >yed s< much public t-oufi Jence. Dr L. ITsMITH. COJiSUtTATIOS FKK (by letter) £1 Mtrdiciurs appropriately packet ari i lor warded all otcr the cirnued DX. L. 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