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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1713, 4 June 1886, Page 4

Pubiil Notceo j " SPECIAL I! Y SPECIALISTS" Draw en Nature— she compels you to honor the acceptance. rilH.l.'TY yeirs -hue, when IV. Smith |_ fi«t com-iieiced prae* cc hero. i> was •bought by ii eiiieal men, thai io be a Specialist was <ler». uat.rv to .he proles sional man, tut tins like most otiier mnovatioi.B in. eintfie aud matters wis found rather to aid th -m io c •• intra iii„' to tbat profession, wherein the speciality waa practised. LaiU-mon. and Wiord. iv Frame, and Acton, in England were for years cried down by their medical bretbern. Now ami lor mmy pi. t year i they have been k>oke_ up to, and q>n>ed by every mtu who j. reitn.i-. v, hive uny kuowe.ige of the particular _r,n.7i ot th. prot. ssion which these ijei.ticta «ii 50:..-----ially devoted themselves in. It whs the same with Erasmus Wil -.i-m, the •' Siiin Doctor," recently knight od by 5 ier Majesty. leais sinre. il was tiie s. nn: v. ,i 7 D . L. L Smith, oi M- iiicurr.e, who pi net >ci (*« •nd Lallemand and Wieor.i) as a -pe*ia!i>t In alt cases ot disease* and habit* which produce symptoms oi Netvo-.is Affect nms ot Skiu Erupli--iiß,'iirro.tratioii, and make human bem_s invinle. or .Inch unfit them to carry on the purposes ot their benin or which demonstrates itself, on the olie. baud, in Eruutive Dt*ea.e_ and >econd .ry Forms of Atlections. In ali .if thos. ..* .se-. how necessary it i.« tohaie the Spec_ilis. who has devo ed lit.. _boie litetime to ti.e studying and practisim.- iv this one branch of his prolession? Hence. r..-w, alter so mauy years, all mm tit as are uimli ir V> him, anu symptoms whien (it .s not unreasonable to B<ipp- si) may ho< sir. we 'he General Practitioner ay ince. n-.w irom constant practice and ob.erv_ti.in make Or. L. L. Smith ina-ter oi t_e sunj. ct. Ihe medical prolession*— that is, Ine more libera -minded ol them— li vVe likewise recognised thef.ct.and.. p.ci .lists now iv etrry branch — i.vii. i, auns;**, syphilic, mental diseases, c!ie_i diseases. and in tact eiery port i jii ot the hum .n traue, has u<>w s< me mi-in x*r ot tne proltssiou _ho devotis his time to that. and to none other. For instance, the "chest aoctor" wou.d on im ice. uut attend an accouchment, an i tfie ocu. ist would not think oi s3U!u-4 a brokeu lt*« ; but each would advice his paiieut lot*, i.j that doctor who is m-sl ame ! I r tie. nit; the disease requiring special skill. Dr. L. L. Smith a. Its i bo. c who reg nre treatUicnt lor VYea.ness, Pr..slra oi, i-arreiii.es., a. d >teii|ity, whose Inm. s aud Who-e constitutions ute nhaltered, to con.uil lum a& an expert — tii-rlj (3 >) } ears practice in the colony, Willi a practice exleiidmu ihionghi.ut noi only the Co. on c • put iv India. 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