The Washington times., 1895-01-27
A PHYSICIAN CURED BY DIR,
WALKER.

DR.. d. A. Lane, an empIoye OF the war and
navy division OF the Pension Oflce, and
whose residence Is at 1225 Linden street
northeast. SAYS:
For the past four years / have suffered
moro or less intensely from paIpitation OF thu
cart. For the past year my suffering has
been continuous. frequently at night tbs
distress has been so great that it compelled
me 10 sit propped up in bed in order TO get
sleep. Nothing l could discover in the medf-
cal books. devise, or obtain from the numer-
Gus physicians whom I consulted, gave ma
even temporary relief. /, ike many others,
read OF the work DIR. Walker was doing,
and thought / would consult him. Dr.
Walker commanded my confidence and re-
spect az once by the clear, concise, and pro-
fesslonal manner in which he outlined my
case. It was after DIR. Walker had prescribed
Tor mo that my enthusiasm was greatest.
From his treatment / obt@ined immediate re-
lief. and that night for the first time in weeks,
was able to lie down and get my natural
sleep. What makes my Joy moro genuine is
the TACT that l have not had the slightest in
dieation or return of my trouble. / am
medical graduate OF Howard University in
good standing, and feel cebt Of gratitude
to DR.. Wa ker that words cannot express. I,
therefore, tender him this testimonial ubso-
Ecited and OF my own free will and accord,
trusting that it may be the means of cow Y
ing to humanity the high esteem in which
hold DR.. Walker. (signed)
ID. A LANE. N. d."
The phenomenal skill Of DR.. Walker. tha
specialist, in curing chronic cases Of long
standing that have b fled other rhysielans
Is becoming more apparent daily. The large
number OF testimonials from persons he has
cured that have been published for months
past in the daily papers are evidence that can
not be doubted. especially as they ara from
Well-known citizens, and many oftnem sworn
10 before notary public. New statements
are constantly appearing. ]. u. Ryan, pro-
prietor OF the Tourists Billiard ParIor, 4s3
Missouri avenue avenue. and who resides at
1I2S 1Wenty-second street; Mr R. L. Rhine.
who resides at 40 First street northeast, who
has been employed in the passenger depot OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the
past three years; Mr. ". L Kearney, who rH-
sides at 1919 Tenth street northwest, and
who Is employed as a plate printer in the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing: Mr. L
g. Smallwood, who has been employed for
the past two years as engineer in the gun
shop al the navy yard, and who resides at
l241 g street southeast; Mr.. Joseph A. Shoe
maker, an employe in the War and Navy
Division Of the Pension Office. and VINO
resides at sos street northeast: Mr.
HarryB. Koch, Yell-knoEn merchant doing
business at rhe corner of Third and Pennsyl-
yania avenue southeast, and who resides az
323 G street southeast; 3Ir. Henry C. Lamkin,
who has lived in Washington fifteen years,
and Is an employe of the navy yard: ]. B.
Cation, who has been an employe Of the ST.
Elizabeth Insane Asylum for the past year,
and who resides ar Congress Heights; Mr..
Fred Ressler, the well-knOwn baker VIC re-
sides at 332 Mclean avenue; Mr. 7. D. Col
llns, aE employe of the Union Transfer Com
pany, and who resides ar 616 Fl street south
west; Mr. John L. Brewer who resides at 81
L street northwest; Mrs. Cora Field, who re-
slces at IA First street, whose hEst and. Mr..
Joseph Field. is employed by the government
as watchnan et judiciary Park; Mr.. William
Moore, who resides at IIS u street southeast,
who ls at present employed at the new Con-
gressional Library, and Judge James 81.
Lane, justice Of the peace, residing al Arl-
lnStOn, Alexandria county, Va, are but q few
OF the hundreds who have taken treatment
from DIR. Walker and who are singing his
praises Any of them can be found and in
terviewed by those interested.
Such m array of evidence must convince
every one that DR.. Walker Is successful where
other physicians fail. He is unqusstiOnably
an expert IN tas treatment OF ell disorders OF
the brain and nervous system. diseases Of the
skin and blood, eatarrh OF the nose. throat,
and stomach, asthma. bronchitis, malaria,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatlea,
hsmOrrhoids, or piles cured without the
knife, diseases Of women. loss OF vitality.
sexual weakness. and all chronic affections
OF the lungs, throat, heart, liver, stomach,
kidneys, bladder, bowels or other organs.
Men suffering from nervous debility or loss
Of capacity as result OF oyerwork, mental
worry, or past excesses are quickly restored
to sound, vigorous manhood by DR.. Walkers
treatment.
DR.. Walker may be consulted free OF
charge, personally or by letter, at his
well-knoTn sanitariWu. 14I1 Pennsylvania
avenue. adjoining Nillard's Hotel. Ofice
hours, 10 a. N. to p. m; Wednesday and
Saturday evenings, to s: Sundays, 10 70 II
a. m.
Charges for treatment very low.
AllinterTieWs and correspondence saeredly
confidential No cases made public without
consent OF patients.