Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-06-03

reedfngiy popular ana his friends icing
largely of the old, leauing and
representative families of the east, give
him great strength ut his horne.
Or. Burner has among his patients many
of our most distinguished met In the pro-
eessional and bu mess walks OF life, inclu
ding learned doctors Of divinity, statesmen,
manufacturers and some oc cGr noted ae-
tors.
(DAtrY TTMEs.)
DR. Burners pruies. ional aud husiu-ss
history has hCen so remarkable aud his
success in bo II so pheACUin !, coupled
with n financial record so . cTtionally
siean, that we publish ,le following briei
ligest of his professinal Fife. DIR. BurneS
moved from New York to Ohio few
years ago. lie WAS well known in the
vest however, befi,:c he made II his h~-s.
Or his patients were numerous inthc middle
and southern states. In New Y ork he wa,
remarkably successful and his patients are
said to have surpassed in number those o.
any ten physicians in the city. But his
prcjudiccs, incl nations and tastes inclined
him toward Ohio his native state
and he finally decided to make tbi.
state his future home. There were many
intimations that he would net succeed in
Columbus rs he had in New York, but
| he scarcely settled in this city when his
offices were crowded with patients, in .
few months he had more than he and
dozen assistance could do. HIS
where ms name and almost supcruat-
urai Skill, though less amiliar, than Ia
America, are yet widely known, there 10
yet no question that the established and
authenticated cases of his absolutely sue.
cessful treatment, of many thous ands a
invalids who had been the despair of an
contemporary skill-as in his well-knowa
rapid, complete and final cure in number
less instances of seated nervous ailments
heart diseases, rheumatism and consump-
ton of long standing, and in all forms OF
chronic arrangements of vital functions,
where patients, many of them prominsnf
memters Of society, had been finally ugiy-
en- over" by the profession as hopeless be-
yond the reach of human remedies-there
is little question but that his happy pres
tige of "llfe saving" where the profession
haveS admitted failure, has made the
genius of DIR, Burner an object of envy
with too many physicians, even of his
own school, But the recognition of his
matchlcss skill. his wholly unparalleled
success, and of his eminent service to hui
manity, have been too universal to admit
of any professional, or not professional
eisarrangements of his modes OF treat.
ment. Throughout Ohio and the middle
States, there is to-day no ply ysiciani in gen.
eral practice more sought by the profess
sion for consultation in trying and ex.
.reme cases than DR.. Burner"
(THE AGRIcULTUKIsr.)
"a few months ago n Westet n banker
called on DR.. Burner to see II he would
20 some three thousand miles to see his
daughter, Young lady with consumption.
"What will you chargei"said the banker.
"One thousand dollars" replied DIR.
Burner, e.
TOO much," said the old man.
"My dear sir" said DIR. Burner, "my
time will be worth much more than that
at my office. will miss near hundred
patients i. so with you, and my expen-
scs which are very great, go on here just
the same."0 Bring your daughter here to
see me or meet me with her at some of
my regular monthly appointments and it
will cost you much less. We'll, have
come after you and l cannct go home with
oat you," replied the banker. DIR. Bur-
ner reached the Bankers home the next af-
terpoou. After making careful examira-
ton Ee stated thatit was his opinion that he
could cure her, and, in the language of the
old banker, that announcement was the Fl s,
sound of JOY bell heard in his house fo,
, many day, for every physician whom
,e had consulted had the opinion tina,
there was no help for her.t DR.. Burnc,
commenced treating her, and continued
treatment for four months at the end o.
, that time he eisr- Used her cured woman
DR.. Burner is deeply engaged in his worl
and the interest he takes in his patients Il
like unto that which a father takes In
his children, = He is especially noted fo
, his'candor, always telling his patients jus
what he thinks regarding their cases.
Those who may desire to know NOR,
of DIR. IL. r. Burner can write for hi
large work entitled 3S lectures on how I,
acquire health, strength, grace, beauty an,
long life or call in person at his Reform
Sanitarium at Columbus Ohio, cor. Ga,
and High st, or you can meet him il
erson during his next visit
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