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

From the Patriarch.
To write the Biography Of this distin-
guished ply ician in few lines would be
an impossibi i,y A leader in his profess
sion, and, in every scrsc OF the word,
sr.a;; with rract!ce far cxccling thai
OF any one in The U. S., and ye' he is
a young man just in the prime of lie not
more than so years of age
For some years DR.. B rnc has startled
the Eastern World, from time to time, by
performing what seemed miraculous or
supernatural cures. One writer in descrih-
ing DR.. Burners :uropl, in the sick room
says; "SickRe,S rs d fOY in his k0nds; in a
most bhenomcRoi ztar nc. kcis Heht info
Mc darkcnrd eve, life i&to Me d.riRg form
md robs tie sih ,t'm 4 i.S&,Gertr."
DR.. Burner has tcen called to consult
over important and bad cases frcm the
Rockies to the Chesapeake, from Canada
TO the Rio Grandt.. His greatest ability is
seen in diseases of !, ng standing and des
pcratc cases, and his nightiest feat> and
most miraculous cures are performed af.
ter all others have failed.
DR. Burner is Il vCung man as his por-
trait indicatts at The head OF this article,
medium size, with , .ry large head. He
is hard student, deep thinker, a man Of
remarkably quick perc ption and intuti-
tional faculty, v hich are said to be ma:
vc!ous.
DR.. n. Russell Burner is by bi,th an
o. 10 man but h. vent Fast when quite
young and after Ice huiag and practicing
in the large cities Ct the cast n ade three
tips to Europe and brought together his
fine Nnaiom cal lecture outfit, known a.
the London Anatomical Museum which
is the largest md fms 81 private collection
in the world. AIl'r ,xl:ibi,ing md lee,
turing " ilh this collection through Europe
and the principal cities of tn country he
returned to Ohio Ia, re he has transferred
| his principal p aztec, where he has made
| u mos. rrin trka l., record, which places
him in t front ranks v :th the most cmi
ncht phy, ic;ans CT Ike L. S. His ractice
| hri'tcd largely - ;he West and Sou h
and the d"ctor finally decided to establish
| thc Ono Reform Sanilarium Of Colum.
bus, of which he is principal
The 90 tor d, term ned to establish this
| Institute v here Ec coull more success
| fully operate lis almost Supernatural
healing powers. IL accordance with these
feelings he sold Q, t az his interest in the
East and transferred his practice 10 the
above named :u<tiiuir. From this O.
| lis practice IL : irccn very great Iii.
cures were - l.u;iiri u,s and so phcncm
cnal that hi> .kil ...a gained him world
wiCc reputation.
And hc ha hvilt rp . practice, ir Ohio
viii h i, said b. II.a"y, to bc the iarges
in the world.
a pheromcn:l f,'i:ire in EiS practice
Is MS method OF diagnosing: diseases. i;s
never asks patient his troubles, but the
instant he looks at Il sick person. he tell
most accurately the dscas in all its mau
ifestations This phenomenal phase OF
his practice has brought to him thousands
of patients, and it is claimed that out OF
10000 examinations he has never made q
mistake.
In the business world DR.. Burner is as
great wonder as h. is in the practice O.
medicine. His intuitional powers indi
eating the actual conditions of the mar
kets, seems almost i..fallible. He has
made fortune for many CT his friends
and saved many from ruin. He is mar
of great individuality, man of methods
and man who from all appearances does
tho work of hundred men.
DR.. Burner has attained such repu
tation in his pofcssion that his opinion
is sought in bad cases all over the coun
try. His advice has brought him thous
ands of dollars in many instances. A bi.
price some one will say; Yes, but it was
: the pivot upon which turned life ano
ieath--to follow it was to be cured. i
: is claimed that DIR. Burner can tell whei
. he sees person not only his disease, bu
, whether It is curable or not, and that witt
J almost an unerring accuracy. Whef
4 Rev. L. A. Watson, of New York
brought his wife to consult DIR. Burner
for lung and heart trouble, more than on
physician having pronounced her incur
: ahlc, he said he was very uneasy abou
! = his wi e, and after the doctor had examin
ed her. as he SO easily said, II can cure
your wife," the doctor said, "but unless
. you Lave the best treatment yourself
you will live hut few months" Th'
Rev. Watson ne;ther believed tie -t.A~
ment rnal ms wIIe could be Sureu. nol
Q that his own life was in danger, but as 1
8 last chance, he had his wife take treat
J. mept, saying that when she was cured h'
r might attend to himself. In a few months
d she was well, as she is to-day, but alas
! within the same short time the haUbant
9 was laid beneath the sod.
2 The leading Journals of the countr,
- towns indorse DR.. Burner, as put few arr
;, Endorsed. We make few quotations a
L. sample of what hundreds of the daily ant
% weekly journals have said:
y (ToLEDo HEALTH JoURNAL.)
- Professionally DIR. Burner stands yer,
% high, and with the profession and NOR
!" liberal physicians, is pre-eminently lead
u cr. His opinion in very critical cases