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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 6984, 6 February 1886, Page 4

" Diseased, ofteatimaa breaks forth in strange eruptions." — Vcfe 1. T<-> THK VrITBLTO. QOMB patients sufferii? ,troin nerv>ußlW'O feotloio are afraid from sheer bashful u*bs and' moies'y to PEft-i^NAiitiT consul* a medical man — :>ther patients havo not' self -poseaiion and oooliess when'in the con* suttiae: room, to aoourately descibo their symptoms— their habits ot life,' and the nature of tho diaoasa r.hey sutler iroii. L-3tsuoh.v)er3on9 (hso* Bhe) sit quietly dovrn in tbo privacy of their ovrn apartmeuta .^ri'i .with oilm minds describs co >rly eaoh Ry'tnptom of their, .ease, a clear statement thus written, aud laid before m>, ia fir preferable in nbryous "diseases" to' a p^woaal 1 coiibultution. Where, hdwover, a diaeasb ia of a poouliir and ex'ceplion'al-chaf actor, a personal consultation may become necessary; but m success in corraspohdeaca is so groat, that the thousands upon thousands whom I uavs troatod bylettor duriog the last 32 years not a ciogle mistake ha? ever oocurod, not a caso ha 3 evea bueninado publio — in f aot, tho very simplipity, of my system of correspoudoaco prevents publicity. " „ At the same, time medicinoa arc • sent .to my patients in such' a form aa to defy detection. . How many thousands nave' I "not I»rou£rh joyto 1 . • How many have been enabled to enter into the marriage state througi consulting me? . " ' ■ , How many after -marriago have privately consulted, me and been blessed , rand then . married Hveß juade fruitful and happy. How maoy, wasted, ruiaed lyouthj.of. bdth 8' xes have aW been restored , to health, nu-1 thanked their manhood for having consulted mo by Jettor. ' ' ' . ' _' '_.'.. How many questions arifto where the family physician is unablo to unravel the case, and where often the patieut lingers on, notdariog to toll the family medical adviser' the nature of his complaint, until consumption, wasting or mental disoases : set in, anu< the sufferer get:' sH»yond t'ae.curablo stag*, and is left a hopelesa wreck. .r. . ■ ! A letter written in the privacy of the room and dropped in the po3t, box, reaches me quickly ; the answer ia returned as quickly and unostentatiously, and the patient, without stepping | from hid chaoabar, except to post his letter, is by return of post puti n full possession' 1 of ths nature of his. case, ilia hopes are raised, his doubts removed, and ho is comparatively a new man ; in fact, in many cas6B. a new, being altogether', •• ' Tho oaly addition to the ordinary written etter is the age; occupations, habits and symptoms, nothing more. The usual consultation fee of- £1 (one pound) :inuflt, bo enclosed, , otherwise no answer will, be re'ufned. . ■', j , ' - .-,-'. ; i, 'There are thousands of cases in (| daily life where a consultation with^one at a distance will remove' by a single- letter, a great, fear a great caroj and it often solves what appears as an impenetrable 'mystery. ' Manj a sad heart has been made joyful on receipt' 'if an explanatory lettter from. mo. • - ' ■'' To tliO3s who are about to marry, (rouid say consult me before doing co, aud t~ v vent many after troubles, and , remove many unnecessary fears,. and prejudices; to i those more especially ,who have suffered in early years from disease, or, who havo yielded to their passions. '.^To these I say, at once, consult with me, do not tarry, delays are.. dangerous, and as an expert, 1 my time' may not be always at your semce/-you"can, by simply enclosing one pound, have the bcrient of experience in the Batne manner as if I in your own town, and with the additiona advantage of thorough privacy. — Yours,) truly LODIS L. SMITH Addresß Dr. L. L. SMITH. ' 182, COLLINS STREET EAST, Melbourne. . , , CONSULTATION FEE, BY LETTER, q Feo for personal Consultation, &l t Is, Tho latter is inclusive of Medicine.' . ' Medicines forwarded, well packed; to all the Colonies, India and Europe 182, COLLINS- STREET EAST, Melbourne

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