The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27

"i broke down In my college course,
and suffered from nervous weakneaa and
proalfatIOn, but got better after graduate
Ing. /. Taught school for four years, then
/ determined 10 study medicine, and
after reading medicine for three yoara
/ won't 10 the Medical Unlyorhlty, but
soon found my old trouble coming bach
FROM hard study, also my throat and
lungs began 10 bother me, and | had
trouble 10 keep my throat and nose
clear. so was convinced had catafrh,
II not catarrhal Bronchitis. lapplied 10
= number OF our proienalon for advice,
and they gave me different remedies,
but got no better, my stomach became
bad, | suffered from u dull, heavy pain
above my eyes, my kidneys began 10
bother mo and l. consulted three more
different doctors, and tried their troat'
mont without any benefit, then, con-
vlnoed that no common treatment or
medicine would cure mo, went 10, and
coneulted with DR.. H.. Russell Burner,
whoIal once told me was suffering rom
paraaitlCldo Catarrh, which had become
chronic, aud had now affected not only
my head, throat and lungs, but also my
stomach, liver and kidneys, and In proof
Oi his diagnosis, ho took tho mucous
from my nose and throat, 40 well as q
small sample OF my urine, and put then
under his microscope, and maSnihSd
them 500 tlmoa and behold they were
alive with OalRrrh Bacteria, Then ho
took one drop OF his anti'paraato ca
tarrh remedy, and added u 10 twCnty
drops OF urino and Eve drops OF mucous
from my throat, and In less than one
minute II destroyed the life OF every
gorm, and upon making n ro'oxamina.
tion with the microscope wo could not
Gnd single ono. This convinced me
that DR.. H. Rueaoll Burner not only un'
dorslood his profession thoroughly, but
had mado discovery Of great benefit TO
medical science and mankind generally
a discovery that was not understood by
common doctors or taught by medical
colleges. Therefore, | employed Dr..
nurnOrAo treat my cnse, and ] wish 70
gay for the benefit Of the thousands who
Rfo afflicted In The eamO way that ! SUI
fered, that from the frat weeks treat.
ment began 10 got better, aud IN four
months there was not n catarrhal Buc-
torla could bo found In either the mu'
Cous from my nose, throat or In my
urine, my headache passed away, my
atomaoh became strong, my urine clear
cd up, and my kidney trouble passed
away, aud in iact In six months felt rs
we'll az ever IN my life. gained twon.
ty.eight pounds. Complexion cleared
IN, appetite became good, slept good
and went on and completed my medical
course, aud have been engaged IN the
practice OF medicine, riding night and
day, through all kinds Of weather for
tho last nine years and have never had
A AltR OF a return oi my old trouble, l
have aont DR.. II. Russell Burner hun.
dreds oi cases that could mol cure, and
i do not hesitate 10 say that | consider
DIR. Burner tho greatest living specialist
and most heartily recommend him and
his treatment 10 all afflicted from any
kind Of long standing or chronic disense,
mlHo doctor N an honorable, conscion'
tIonE truthful gentleman, gentleman
otmSA6s and standing and ope who the
al1lclod can put confidence IN, TO meet
hin and DO Examined by him is worth @
trip Of many miles, and such an examine
tion Usually costs by other doctors from
$500 70 1890. But DR.. Burner makes no
AbafR6 ior either consultation or exam
ihatl6b. Therefore ! say 10 oil afflicted,
40 and bo exhmined, and then Judge Tor
vhurgolf "Nt'W h"i1rN
InEsilsss& pH. WIN. II. SMITH,
HE9l lAssylNtPSbl Cincinnati, o.
br. HS KbJboll Burner can bo con-
Gtlted free q ChArSeAt the 3
Barnett House, Canton, O Q.
Examination FF6S9sSl|SgiE "
No mattel what your dlgoase Is, or by
khkt n1nldy II 10 called, or how long II
Kkg stoodI9 Remember pr. Burner has
made 4 Ito study ~ all long etandinG
difficult chtoplC cases, and II your case
battles tho Skin Of all others, then he
most desires 10 500 yoN and examinS
yohr ca6c. Now Ia your timo 70 get wei
and don't miss tho opportunity. Gore
epondonco with invalids solicited. ,Ad
dseas all communications to Columbus
Ohio.