Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-12
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Review Of Vital Importance to Every SUI
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A Review OF Vital Importance to Every SUI
ferer in the Land.
Copied from Chicago Trade Revfew.I
The TRADE REVIEW asks no paw from any
physician-accepts no paid advertisements
of any proprietary medicine and has none to
serve save its readers-and no expense, time
or exertion shall be spSred to protect the
reader. In the interests of such the follow
ing report is now made-and upon it we rest
the reputation OF % years OF journa lism.
The subject now before US is one which has
frequently been brought before the reading
public, viz: DR.. j. A. Burgoon, at Al Ohio
street, of Allegheny City, and his we'll
known system Renovator, and the other
remedies he compounds-and the system Of
treatment he pursues. A trained and trust
ed correspondent has just visited Allegheny
in search OF reliable Information concerning
this prominent specialist and the result OF
his ministrations here-and, after q
thorough examinations close investiqa-
tiOn and compilation of data Qull
and effeciive) we do not hesitate to
indorse DR.. Burgoon fully and freely and to
recommend his remedies without stint. A
consensus of opinion made among the repre-
sentative commercial and financial interests
of the two cities served to show how high a
place in public confidence Dr. Burgoon oc-
cupies. On all sides-in t.Ie counting room
in the marts of trade-in the banks and
offices or those whose name socially, indus
trially and commercially are written high
in the roll of honor-frOm those of unques-
toned standing and worth the eulotism
showered upon DR.. Burgoon was such as to
inspire strongest confidence and most inn
plicit trustin the represen tations and prom
ises of relief and cure held out by DR.. Bur-
COON. Bankers, manufacturers, lawyers
and Pittsburg We'd with each other
in bestOwiag expressions of honor,
trust and confidence on tue man W no to-day
is the acknowledged leader in the medical
profession of the city in which he practices
the most eminent, the most successful Of
all those who practice the honorable profess
sion of medicine. DR.. Burgoon IS no vulgar
pretender, no vain bOaster, no impudent
ouack or charlatan. He is an intelligent
ply sician, n deep reader, a profound rea-
soner, q man who by keen intelligence and
closest study, diigent application and e1-
ecutive ability of a rare order has breasted
the wave of circumstance, grappled with the
star OF his destiny ana stepped boldly from
the ranks of the obscure and unknown up to
an eminence that many physicians would
give halt the years of their life to attain, and
which many seek for in vain for d lifetime
and never accomplish.
few years ago DR.. Burgoon started In
business penniless-with no stock in trade
but an honorable and untarnished name-a
Reputation for sterling honesty and un-
i.Nition is proud one indeed-his name an
pos ered one wherever known-a loved and
homo 1 name wherever the rare merits Of
reVereeS edies have penetrated-a blessed
his efnNthouSand5 of homes where loved
name in Abeen brought up from the dark
ones have NNshadow of death once more to
valley OF the G7ce at the family freside,
thanks to the Is alone prepares. % 0''
remedies which mon unknown physician
~ few years ago ~ highest in the land. "A
today the peer OF theSpounder of medicine
in small way-to-da<,nable to meet the
creased q tbousand-iold N in an OBSCURE
demand. A ;ew years agodins one.
positiOn-to-day in u comnIn the change
What has served to makeln the trans
what has been instrumental NIFTY of the
formation? The pre-eminent abNEmedies-
man-the supreme worth of his rSsesultful
the wonderfully beneflcent and r.
record o. his treatment. Nnrth
Next year, when the nations of the eSrhe
gather in the grand newborn wonder OF an
world-Chicago-to do homage TO AmericaA
enterprise-no one exhibit will afford more
interest-none will be fraugbt with greater
importance than will the remedies and pres
ence OF DIR. Burgoon. No lectures, no mu-
sical productions will present more unique
and useful features than will the plana-
tions of the makers of these marvellous and
miraculous medicines. In every land sick
ness exlsts-in every land inhrmities and
ills OF flesh are the heritage of man. DR..
Burgoon'S cures o. catarrh whore all earthly
means prove Ineffective could have been ac-
compliShed under the same conditions at
Bombay as at Allegheny. His rare, nay, un-
euualed success in cancer and parasites
could be duplicated in Berlin, in Paris, in
London.
Before the man under whose outstretched
hand tie human system obeys the dictates Of
an over-masterins power-thOse who as
semble from ail parts OF the globe may well
stand amazed. Not to give such man our
heartiest approval would be to do an in
Justice to our readers-not to i2dorse his
treatment would be to neglect the sacred
duties owing to invalid and suffering numan-
ity-not to recommend his medicines would
be to ignore wonderful factor in the phy5i-
cal and mental regeneration of mankind.
Ills treatment is thorough, effective, result
full, sure. His remedies are unequaled and
i'll their Dower-but harmless to
man, woman or child. AS to DIR. Burgoon
it is not frequently it is ours TO
have such an individuality as the Subject
head and shoulders above his
lellowS-an honorable man, u trained physt-
clan, and one who withal bears without re-
prOach that grand old name of gentleman"
Before sucn a figure let the youth of Amer
lea pause for reflection tor emulation. START
ing with no stock but honest worth-see
where he is to-dayl 1t Is the oft-told story
of what pluck backed by brains and steerei
by honorable endeavor will accomplish In
this grand land of ours. 1t IS the magical
labor, indomitable nerve, inhexIble applioa-
tiOn to duty.
But not by idly sitting down and wishing
was this great consummation achieved, not
BY looking back to count the milestones, or
looking with ear to the vista OF the future
W here the shadows gather-not by wishing,
Or repining that DR.. BuryoOn has attained
the pinnacle of q noble ambition, but by
work. work.! work!u he has honestly earned
name. fame, emolument and glory.
IL is such mon and such careers as that Of
DR.. Burgoon that the poet had In mind whom
he wrote:
The heights by great men gained and kept
Were not attained by sudden fight;
But they, while their companions slept
Were toillng upward in Ihe GIT.