The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

Arriving in our city AZ q time Whel
II would b6 supposed by every Ole thai
there was little work loft und0ne by 0ul
home physicians, aud the several Other
noted specialists who for some time
have been buslly engaged Ia this apeela
work among the citizens OF this oitJ
and surrounding country II was buI
natural 10 predict that no matter how
great we're tho curative powers Of thlf
celebrated physician, he would una few
II any WhOneeded hla services, and that
his stay among us would therefore be
Of short duration,
Just now fgr short were such predlG.
ti0na, aud how little did We realize the
powers OF this gentlemen 10 Impress
upon the public, almost Ia an instant
his superior skin over all who had pre-,
Geeded him, 10 but too plainly pictured
Ia the crowds that have from The very
day OF his arrival, constantly thfOnged
his office, That hlR reputation had
Travelled far ahead Of his arrival In per
son, there can be no doubt On his ar-
rival Ia this city, he delivered at the
opera house three OF his celebrated leo
lures, aud IN each Instance the house
was 80 crowded that standing room was
hardly attainablG, At each Of these
lectures the the Doctor gave Ia Iull de-
TALL not only by word but by the most
heienAlc diGfloy u tho human body, 90
thorough and Impressive q discourse
upon the human body In ila each and
every part, that all who were 80 fOrtun-
ate aa ~ hear him 40 longer h6aitated
Qf they ha1 before any doubt 10 b6'
lleYe that hG was In fact q master Of
his profession, aud that all who placed
their case In his hands were not only
safe, but on the rapid road 10 health,
Opening 0nlcein the llurlOrd House,
the doctor served notice through the
daily papers that he would remain In
this city for Afteen days only so great
has been tho demand upon HIS services,
he finds II necessary 10 prOlOng his visit,
ana viii remain until April lth, that he
may In part attend TO ~ least a portion
of his many patients,
Dr., Wilbur IN too well known over
the entire country 10 need any further
TO the public, than 10 say
that h0 Ia not only Il graduate Of tho
first medical college In the United
States, but has spent many years In
Europe, Of constant study In tile differ
ont branches Of his profession Gradua,
ting ~ the University OF New York,
with the first honDra OF his clada, ho has
with untlring energy devoted himself
10 his profession, ard stands before the
world to-day u man who can with all
honesty claim 10 be able 10 master
every branch of his profession Of which
ho makes q specially, II haa been our
pleasure 10 meet DIR, Wilbur and 10
lind q most pleasant aud agreeable
gentleman, who impresaea all with
whom no comes In contact with not
only his wonderful skin In hia prOfea
llOn, but carries with " that gentlenesa
Df character 80 necessary In his pr0les
liOn.
While the doctor can produce thou
sands Of certificates from his many pa
Lienta, his reputation has reached that
pOiLt where such are not necessary, but
Tor the benefit of those who may Wish
10 know fGw OF the many difficult
cases he has successfully treated In this
,lty during the past two weeks We
would refer you 10 the testimonials IN
his advertisement