The Washington times., 1895-05-05
SIMPLE FACTS.
MARVELLOUS RESULTS OF ADr.
VANCED METHODS.
DR.. WALKERS PATIENTS TESTIFY
CURES WHEN OTHERS FAIL-eoN-
sULTATIoN FREE.

A simple statement of facts Is what the
great masses OF the American people want.
Rant and rhetorical flourish are or the past.
The public are requested TO note the follow
ing facts: First, DR.. r. A. Walker has set
tied in this city permanently and intends
to spend his professional life in Washing
ton.
He has thus exchanged hostages with
the people He is 10 deal fairly with them
He requests the same OF the people.
Second, many itineTant doctors have come
and gone during the year and half that
DR.. Walker has been located here, thus
showing that ne Is not one OF this class
Third, Or. Walkers patieuts speak for
him. Many who do not wish their names
used publicly viii gladly testify TO Dr.
Walkers skill il persons interested viii
call for references.
Fourth, his prices for treatment are al
ways moderate and within the reach Of all.
The need OF sucn a skilled specialist need
hardly be stated to an intelligent people.
Diseases Of the nervous system are with
out doubt the most common OF all affections
at the present day. Nervousness and
exhausted nervous vitality are not only
frequent, but distressing, diseases. The
terrible ravage OF these diseases is not con-
fined to any particular age, tbS 7c9ung, mid
dle-aged, and old alike berg subject to
their depressing influence.
Read the following statement Of the
fireman:
Mr. George Griffin, a fireman at the
Shoreham Hotel, and who resides at t109
E street southwest, says: II have been
a constant sufferer from nervousness and
general debility since 1891. Although I
have tried dozens OF doctors, both in this
city and elsewhere, / can truthfuHy say
1 never received the slightest benefit until
/ called on DR.. Walker, the specialist.
When l went to other doctors aud told
z FFar--
BUSINESS, dizziness, loss OF memory, nut
tering and paipitatiOn Of the heart, de-
spondency, and depression OF mind, ina
biIity to fix the mind for any length OF time
| on one subject, general sense OF weakness,
| languor, duilness and exhaustion, with lack
| OF ambition and energy and disinclina-
/ ton for phy hySicaI or mental effort, they
| did not seem to understand. I spent over
| $500 in trying to get well before coming
| to Dr.. Walker, and now in only a weeks
| time / feel better than 1 have for eight
| years"
AND ANOTHER
Mr.. C. n. SOTrels, who resides at 1894
/ FOur-aud-a-half street southwest. II am
/ employed at the National Museum as an
| engineer / have been a sufferer from
| nervous debility for several years. About
/ six months a 20 my trouble assumed a serious
/ form; l had severe pain IL my head and
| spine, dizZiuess, loss OF memory, flushing
/ VI TIE Id &C. uull 4eelluE ItdQ duu eyes. ueE-
| yOuS tTemorS and trembingS, dependency
aud depression Of mind, inability TO fix
| the mind for any length OF time on one sub
/ ject, loss Of seif-confidence, distaste for
| company. desire to be alone, and periods
OF Insomnia Six weeks ago placed my
self under the care OF Dr. Walker, the
specialist, and 1 feel it my duty TO my
| felIo ow-nen to unhesitatingly say that his
| treatment has worked a wonderful change;
/ my nerves are now steady, my sleep rest
! ful, aud Instead OF waking as / formerly
did, more tired than when 1 went to bed,
| 1 now wake rested, and eager for the
| duties OF the day. know that DR.. Walker
! has done a great deal for me, aud / cheer
| fully recommend him to any one suffering
| from the same complaint as / did.
Will gladly substantiate the above to any,
| who Will call on me at my home, 1924
| FoUr-and-a-half street southwest
He makes absolutely 10 charge for con-
| sultatiOn, examination, or advice, eltheT
in person, at his office, or by letter. Thou
sands OF young and middle-age men, with
shattered nerves, weakened powers, and
exhausted vitality, who had tried 10 vaiE
the treatment Of other physicians until they
had become diScOuTa ged, despaiTing, and
almost hopeless, have, by applying TO DR..
I Walker. been soon restored To sound health
/ strength aud vigOr.
DR.. Walker may be consulted free Of
( charge at his well-knOwn sanitarium, 1411
Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Willard'S
! Hotel office hours, 10 a. 10. to 3 p. H.;
Wednesday aud Saturday evenings, To
s; Sundays, 10 to IL.
Letters promptly aus swered- Charges for
/ treatment very low. All interviews and
correspondence sacredIy confidential No
cases made public without consent OF pa
tieuts.