The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Cor his patients were numerous lntle middle,
and southeh states, In NeWf ork he was
remarkably successful, and his patients nee
said 10 have surpassed In number those Of
any ten physicians In the city hut hla
preludlces, incllnations and tastes inclined
him O toward Ohio his native state
and he finally decided TO make this
state his future home, There were many
limitations that he would not succeed In
Columbus as he had In New York, but
he seareely settled In this city when hls
offices were crowded with patients, In q
few months he had more than he and q
dozen assistance could do lils patIelts
filed Ohio, hls practice rolled westward
and southwark hla fame has spread
throughout The world,
= (THR CAFTAL)s
One Of the greatest Journals In the world
In speaking Of Dr. Burner, edltorlally
In a recent Issue 6aldi
mo physician Of modern times has
made so profound sensation In his een-
tury, or ever, IN so short number Of
years, or at so early period Of his HE,
enelreed thew orld with hls fame or achle-
we'd by hls actual works so large a meas
ure, Of professional renown In his own
country, Though not In competition,
much less In antagonlsm, with lhe legll'
Innate and recognized profession OF medl'
cine In the United States and Of other lor-
elgn and civilized nations, where his treat
ment has been applied hy correspondence
and where his name and almost supernat'
ural Skill, though lesS familiar than In
America, are yet widely known, there 10
yet no question that the established and
authenticated cases Of hls absolutely sue.
eeshil treatment, Of many thousands OF
inyallds who had been the despair Of all
contemporary sklll-aS In his well'knowp
rapid, complete and final cure In number
less Instances of seated nervous ailments
heart diseases, rheumatism and conaump'
tlon Of long standing, and In all forms OF
chronic arrangements Of vital functions,
where patients, many Of them prominent
members OF society had been finally "glv'
en- over by the profession ~ hopeless be-
yond the reach ofhuman remedles--there
h little question but that his happy pres'
tlge Of "lllc saving" where the profession
have admitted failure, has made tho
genius Sl Dr. Burner an object Of envy
with too many physicians, even Of his
own school, But the recognition Of his
matchless SKILL, his wholly unparalleled
success, and OF his eminent service TO hu'
manllyi have been too universal 10 admil
Of any professional or not professional
| dkarrangemenW Of his modes Of treat
ment, Throughout Ohio and the middle
States, there IA to-day no physiclanln gem
eral practice more sought BY the proles'
sion for consultation In trying and eX'
ircme cases than Dr. Burner"
,Tm AGRicULTurisr)
"a few months ago q Westeln banker
called on Dr. Burner TO zee u he would
90 some three thousand miles 20 see his
daughter O Young lady with consumption.
"What viii you chargc''tald the banker.
"Onc thousand dolart," replied DR.,
Burner
TOO much, fald the old man,
"My drli sir said Dr. Burner my
| time wlIl DE worth much more than that
at my Office Twin miss near o hundred
p0lltnls II go with you, and my cXpen.
sce which are very great, go ON here just
the sane" Bring your daughter here 20
see me or meet me with her az some Of
my regular monthly appointments and Il
| viii cost YOU much less, "WOl, | have
come alitryou and cannot go home with.
| out you,' replied the banker DR., Bur.
ncr reached the Bankers home the next af'
| lcrnoOu making careful cXunlra.
ton Ey stated that wuShls opinion that he
could cure her, and In the language Of the
oldbankcri that announcement was the first
sound OF a Joy bell heard In his house for
many q day for every physician whom
he had consulted had The opinion that
there was no help for her, Dr. Burner
commenced treating her, and continued
treatment for -four months at the end OF
that time he dismissed hcra cured woman
Dr. Burner Is deeply engaged In his work
and ihe interest he takes ln his patients "a
like unto that which a father takes In
his children, lie IL especially noted for
his caudor, always telling his patients just
whath thinks regarding their cases,
Those who may desire TO know more
OF DR., H. K, Burner can write for hi,
large work entitled as lectures on how tc
acquire health, strength, grace, beauty Gnd
long life or call In person at his Reform
Sanitarium at Columbus OHIO cor, Gay
and High VI or you can meet him II
person during his next visit this count,
which takeo place,
At Canton, Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, June I6, II and
1s. Office at Hotel Conrad
(formerly Farmers Hotel.)
DR., II, Russell Burner exam
ines all afflicted free.