The Washington times., 1895-02-03

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navy division Of the Pension Office. and
whose residence is ar 1925 5LInden street north
east, says:
For the past four years I have suffered
more or less intensely from palpitation OF the
heart. For the past year my suffering has
been continuous. Frequently az night the
distress has been so great that it compelled
me 10 sit proDped up IN bed IN order to get
sleep. Nothing could discover in the medi-
cal books, devise, or obtain from the numer-
Gus physicians whom / consulted gave me-
even temporary relief. l. ike many others,
read o: the work DR.. Walker was doing and
thought l would consult him. DR.. Walker
commanded my confidence and respect az
once by the clear, concise. and professional
manner in which he outlined my case. 1t was
after DR.. Walker had prescribed Tor re thar
my enthusiasm was greatest From his treal-
ment obtained Immediate relief, and that
night, for the first time in weeks. was able
10 lie down and get my natural sleep. What
makes my Joy more genuine is the fact that I
have not had the slightest indication or re-
turn of my trouble. 1 am medical gradu-
ate OF Howard University II good staining.
and | feel a debt Of gratitude TO DIR. Walker
that words cannot express. l therefore tender
him this testimonial unsolicited and OF my
own free will and accord, trusting that il may
be the means of conveying TO humanity tho
high esteem ID which / hold DR.. Walker.
(Signed) Sd A. LANE. NJ D."
Mr. G. b. Griffls, who resides at 342I o
street northwest. and who is employed by the
Washington and Georgetown Cable Company
as conductor, says:
II have been a great sufferer from chronio
constipation and indigestion for years. have
now been under DR.. Walker treatment about
three weeks and 1 am free 10 say that 1 feel
better than have any time for three years
My bowels are regular and my dyspepsia q
thing OF the past. l most heartily recommend
Dr.. Walker as thorough, competent physt-
clan to all sufferers.
(signed) "GEo. B. GR1FF1s."
Mr. William Stark. employed at the arehf-
tect's Office ar the Capitol, and who resides
at 207 f street northeast, has been treated by
DIR. Walker for constipation. Mr. Stark says:
You are most cordially welcome to refer
any one to me regarding DR.. Walkers treat
ment- He has worked wonders In my case,
and | feel it a DUTY 70 recommend any and all
sufferers to him." Hundreds of similar
statements can be seen at DR.. Walkers Office.
The following are few of the msny who
have given DR.. Walker testimonials:
j. N. Ryan, Of the Tourists Billiard and
Poolroom, at 493 Missouri avenue northwest,
opposite the Baltimore and Potomac depo-,
and who resides at 1928 Twentv-seeond streeC
northwest; Mr. Thomas Holiday, who resides
at Ala New York avenue northwest; Mr.. ?. l.
Rhine. who resides at 40 First street north
east, who has been employed in the passenger
depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the past three years; Hr. ". l.. karney,- who
resides ar 1919 Tenth street northwest, aad
who is employed as a plate printer In the BU-
reau of Engraving and Printing: Mr.. William
Moore. who resides at rs II street soUtheas-,
and who Is at present employed az the new
Congressional Library; Mr.. /. c. SmallwooC,
who resides at 1241 G street southeast. and
who has been employed for the past two years
as engineer IN the gUnsh0p at the navy ward;
Mr.. Joseph A Shoemaker, an employe in the
war and navy division OF the Pension ONCE,
and who resides az sos k street northeast; 5IT.
Harry B. Koch. a Weil-known merchant doing
business AZ the corner Of Third street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, and who re-
sides al 323 street southeast; Sir. Henry c.
Lamkin. who has lived in Washington fifteen
years. and who is an employe OF the navy
yard; ]. b. Cation, who has been an en-
ploye OF the ST. Elizabeth Insane Asylum for
the past year, and who resides at Congress
Heights: Mr.. Fred. Ressler, the weIl-knOwn
baker. who resides at 332 Mclean avenue;
Dir. T. D. Collins, an empIoye OF the UniOn
Transfer Company, and who resides at 616 n
street southwest; Mr.. John l. Brewer, VINO
resides AT q f street northwest: Mrs. Cora
Field, who resides at 414 First street whose
husband, Mr.. Joseph Field. is employed by
the government as watchman at Judiciary
Park. and Judge James H Lane, Justice OF
the peace residing at Arlington, Alexandria
county. Va, are bat a few OF the hundreds
who have taken treatment from DIR. Walker
and who are singing his praises. Any OF
them can be found and interviewed by these
interested
Such evidence must convince the unpreiu-
diced OF the truth Of the report that DIR.
Walker succeeds where other physicians fail.
He Is unquesriOnabiy an expert in the treat
ment of ali disorders o. the brain and ner-
vous system. diseases OF the skin and blood,
catarrh. asthma, consumption, malaria, dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, neuralgia. hemorrhOids,
diseases OF women, loss of vitality, sexual
weakness. and all chronic affections of The
lungs, throat. heart, liver. stomach. kidneys,
bladder, bowels, and other organs.
Young or middle-aged men suffering from
the results of their own foiiies. vices, or other
exeesses, or men contemplating marriage. who
are eoncious OF any inpediment or disqual-
ficetion, or those who feel their youthful
vigor and power declining should consult Dr.
Walker, who has been the means OF restOr nS
hundreds of such unfortUnate5 to health,
strength and happiness.
DR.. Walker may be consulted free OF
charge. personally or by letter. His we'll
known sanitarium, at 1411 Pennsylvania
avenue, adjoining Willard's Hotel, is open
daily for consultation and treatment. Office
hours 10 a.. IT. to 5 p. n; Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. to s. sundays, 10 to L.
Charges for treatment very low.
All interviews and CORES pondence sacredly
confidential. No cases made public without
consent of patients.