Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29

with functional mal-nutrition and in
digestion.
After a thorough examination and
diagnosis, DIR. Burner strongly advised
| that l take a course of treatment at
his sana torium in lieu of the home
treatment proposed by myself. NWhen
informed him that the cost would be
prohibitive, Dr. Burner made the fol-
lowing unusual and unique offer;
"Come over to my sanatorium and take
my exclusive Radioactive Milk Diet
and Rest Cure treatment for three
months, and If / don't increase
your weight thirty pounds it won't
cost you a cent; 1 guarantee to
cure you so that you can digest
food without the aid of artificial
digestants and continue to do so,
and that you will sleep naturally
and normally; and if you haven't the
money to take care of your family l
will furnish it and you can pay me
back in installments as you are able.
This offer is open at any time you
want to take advantage of it, unless
postponed until the case is incurable."
In view of the manifest advantages
of this Offer I have decided to ac-
cept the same and place myself under
the care of Dr. Burner at his sana-
torium.
MY knOWleuBe Ol LII. Dulilcl uoS
been obtained entirely through listen
ing to his lecture on health, diet and
hygiene, the obvious truths contained
therein impelling me to test practi-
cally the efficiency of the same.
(Signed). w. G. STEELE.
(SEAL).
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 14th day of July, 1906.
A. H. MERWIN.
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles
County, State of California.
The most prominent men in Newark,
Ohio, DR.. H. Russell Burners old home
town, speak as one man their praises
of him they have known for so many
years. There are many names you
know WELL read what they say:
This is to certify that we have known
DR.. H. Russell Burner for many years,
this being his native town.
His parents were among the first set
tiers of this county, emigrating here at
an early day from the Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia. Henry Burner Sr..
father OF DR.. H. Russell Burner served
as commissioner of that county from
1S41 to 1874, and was one of our most
highly respected and honoPed citizens.
DIR. Burner has been a great traveller
and has spent much of his time abroad,
and has probably travelled more than
any citizen of our county. The
doctor has for many years owned
property here and now owns one
of the finest residences in our city.
He has a brother living here who
has always made this place his
home. He is one of our best citizens
and business men, and has standing
second to none in this county Dr. Bur
ner has been remarkably successful in
all his undertakings and is thoroughly
responsible, reliable and a prompt busi-
ness and professional man, and his
word is as good as his obligation in
writing here at his home where he is
best known.
Signed: e. Nichols, mayor; N. Mo-
rath, councilman; j. L. johnson, coun-
Gilman; Allen B. Coffman. county audi
tor. William H. Davis, county treas
urer; Johnathan Rees, probate Judge;
Thomas Lenox, clerk of court j. V.
Hilyard, recorder; James c, Hartsler,
superintendent of schools; w. c. Wells,
board of education; William E. Miller,
senator; Waldo Taylor, board of edu-
j. II. Newton, editor and proprietor
Newark Daily Advocate; A. H. Pear
son. city editor Daily Advocate; j.
M Dennis. attorney; j. ii. James,
attorney; Frank G. Warden, pro-
prietor Hotel Warden; c. III. Slim
son, M. D.; o. p. Sock, M. D.; d. IL.
Gregory M. D.. w. M. Baldwin, NJ D.;
w. w. Harrington, l.. ID. s.. p. c.
Winerger, Franklin's Bank w. A. Rob-
inson, cashier Franklin's Bank; S. G.
Bostwick, jeweler; Senator A. b. Clark;
s. l.. James, attorney; j. II. Hibbart;
Edison r. Dennis, attorney; william
Bell Jr., secretary of state; A. j. Crilly,
sheriff; II. j. Rickenbaugh, marshal; j.
M Brown, ex-sheriff; McEwen q
owen, wholesalers; Joseph Griffith; S.
Morse, M. D.. Orlando Miller. city
clerk; Rev. H. j. Duckworth, d. T.
Coles. Rev James II. Armstrong.
Dated Newark, Ohio.