The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17

Some people seem 20 havOthe faculty
OF impafting hope 20 others ag certain.
ly aa the TayA OF the sun impart ligat
and heat 20 tho earth. They know how
10 inspire their fellOwa 30 better mOdeR
OF liyingj TO new and true ylewa of
llie, 10 lend attNnRbh % the weak and
courage TO the faint hearted, They do
their own work with such Joy and
nlaorityj with such confidence and T0-
lgiOua fervOr aa 10 inspire OthOra with
like confidence and thereby with great
or aaauranc0 OF aueceaa,
Such man IN our long time friend,
Dr. IL. Ruseol Burner. Why not say
for such men whilo they are atill living
tho thinga that w0 are alwayB 80 anxioua
10 say after they are doad3 Why not
offer the tribute Of praise 10 the world's
benofactOra while they are still on
gagged In their workl IL 10 aimply,
therefore, on our part, the performance
OF q pleasant duty 20 say for DR., Burner
that, great 90 are hia requirements,
they are scarcely more remarkable
than hia endowm0nte. Nature en-
dowod him with tho faculties without
which no man can bo true ply aician
There arc some things which no drill
In tho acho0la can croatej or, II these
bo absent, can componaate for, And
herein N q leeBon that the mORt OF ua
have need 10 learn and heed. No one
but himself can wisely choose tho YO.
, oetion which man should follow. No
ono should attempt II, save, poaaibly.in
a asuggeetive or advisory way. Mon
should do what they are endowed TO
do. Edison Ia an electrician. Ho was
born such. Beecher was preacher.
llo was specially endowed for that
work. DIR. II. Russell Burner was born
q physician. Hs thoughts run
In that line. lIe owes II 90 tho world
20 pursue that calling Ho Ia inspired
20 that end. To know tho laws undor
which tho various organs OF the
human body perform their functione,
tho wonderful influence which tho
mind has In facilitating or hindering
their normal action, together with tho
methods whereby to Md nature inre'
Atoring them 10 th0ir natural condition
when, from any cause, they have
ceaeCd 10 40 act, these are tho questions
! 90 tho solution OF which no has do
voted hla energies, and with such
marvellous succegs as 20 have attracted
the attention of tho wOlld'a foremoBt
thinkers. And no IL IN love with hia
work, jO puts heart into IL, His
AympNthiea Aro enliAted, and no puts
himself in the pleo0 % his patient, de-
tTmiued 20 be- eGtigHpd with nothing
ohott Of complete gucepsa There arc
no ohatgclca TOO great 10 DO overcome.
no diNlcultieR TOO RrcUt to be eur
mounted II thereby he can become tho
miuatCr Uf relief 20 the rillicted. And
" may fnirly bO Rnid for him, II for
any, chat hn ~ master Of hin profession.
10 ia not thu profession that adOrna tho
man, but the man who GdoTna his pro.
| frAFiOn.
Thnso who havo enjoyed thoploasure
OF DE- burners acquaintance will
readily understand that, whatever his
| natural gifle, no has never truated TO
thCee TO give him puCcesn, but haa aup-
pomented thom by ouch knowledge no
| "a only acquired by ygnu Of patient
investigation. No one bottOr knows
than ho chat idlpnc3s and Incidence
tend to benumb and paralygo the
hrighteat faculties, Ral that the only
way to assured success In the medical
profession Ia by trimming again and
agaln tho midnight l0mD---hy puraung
| with cnGaclOea vigilance, tho inquiry
iDtO the ouuees that lead 20 tho inn