The Washington times., 1895-01-20
A MEDICAL GRADUATE
Gives Unsolicited estimony of
DR.. Walkers Skill.

Dr.. aiker, the well-knoTn specialist, has
recently received many hattering tributes 70
his skill, but the following one from Dr. D.
A. Lane, residing az 1925 Linden street north
east, is especially gratifying. Dr. Lane is
medical graduate OF Howard University in
good standing. AT the present time he IS
employed with many other physicians il the
war any navy division of the Pension Office.
When he first called on Dr. Walker ne con-
eealed the fact OF his being physician sRd
did not reveal his professional character
until recently, when he presented DR.. Walker
with the following unsolicited and highly
fattering statement:
For the past four years I have suffered
more or less constantly from palpitation OF
the heart. For the past year my trouble has
not given me one minutes peace. Fre-
quently at night the distress has been so
great that mad to sit propped up in bed in
order TO get necessary sleep. Nothing
/ could discover in the medical
books or obtain from the numerous
physicians whom / consulted gave
ne even temporary relief ]. like many
others, read OF the work Dr. Walker was do
ing and thought would consult him. DR..
Walker commanded my confidence and pro-
found respect by the clear, concise, and pro-
fessioaal manner in which ne outlined ny
case. II was after he had prescribed for me
that my enthusiasm was greatest. From his
treatment / obtained instant relief, and that
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lie down and sleep. What makes my Joy
more genuine IS the fact that have not had
the slightest Indication of return Of my
trouble. I feel debt Of gratitude 10 DR..
Walker that words cannot express, and for
that reason l tender him this testimonial IN
solicited and of my own free viii and accord,
trusting that it may be the means OF convey
ing to the people of Washington the high es-
TEEN in which hold Dr. Walker
(Signed) cd. A. LANE, NJ. D.
The following are few of the many who
have given DR.. Walker testimonials:
J. NJ. Ryan. OF the Tourists billiard and
pooiToom at 493 Missouri avenue northwest,
opposite the B. and P. depot, and who resides
at 1928 22d street northwest; Mr.. Thomas Hol-
iday. who resides at 414 New York avenue
northwest; Mr.. r. l.. RhiLe, who resides at
40 1st street northeast. who has been en-
ployed in the passenger depot of the B and
o. Railroad Tor the past three years; Mr.. W.
L. Karney. who resides at 1919 10th street
northwest. and who is employed as a plate
printer IN the Bureau OF Engraving and Print
ing: Mr.. Moore, who resides at lis " street
southeast, and who is at present employed az
the New Congressional Library; Mr. L c.
SmaIlYood, who has been employed for the
past two years as engineer in the gunshop az
the navy yard; Mr.. Joseph A. Shoemaker, an
emplOye in the war and navy division OF tho
Pension Office, and who resides ar 3O5 &
street northeast; Mr.. Harry b Koch. WE'LL
known merchant doing business at the corner
OF Sd and Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
and who resides at 323 C street southeast Mr..
Henry c. Lamkin, who has lived in Washing
ten ffteen years and is an empioye OF the navy
ward; j. b. Gaiton, who has been an employs
of the St. Elizabeth Insane Asylum for the
past year, and who resides at Congress
Heights; Mr.. Frei. Ressler, the Tell-knOwn
baker. who resides at 332 Mclean avenue;
Nr. T. d. Collins. an employee OF the Union
Transfer Co., and who resides at 616 Il street
southwest; Mr.. John L. Brewer, who resides
at y E ree.,northwest; Mrs. Cora Field, who
resides at 414 1st street, whose husband, Mr.
Joseph Field, is employed by the government
rs watchman at Judiciary Park. and Judga
James II. Lane, Justice of the peace resid-
ing at Arlington. Alexandria county, Va, are
but few of the hundreds VINO have taken
treatment from DR.. Walker and who are sing
ing his praises. ANY of them can be found
and interviewed by those interested.
Such evidence must convince the unpreiu-
diced of the truth OF the report that DIR.
Walker succeeds where other physicians fail.
He is unquestonably AN expert in the treat
ment OF all disorders of the brain and nervous
/ system, diseases OF the skin and blood. ca
tarrh, asthma, consumption, malaria, dys-
/ pepsla, rheumatism, neuralgia, hesnorrholds.
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 follies. vices or ex-
I cesses, or men contemplating marriage, who
/ are conscious of any impediment or disGual-
/ ification, or those who feel their youthful
vigor and power declining should consult
/ Dr. Walker. who has been the means of re-
/ storing hundreds OF such unfortunateS to
! health, strength, and happiness.
! DR.. Walker may be consulted free OF
/ charge, personally or by letter. His well
4 a =
! nue.. adjoining Willard's Hotel, is open
! daily for consultation and treatment. Office
/ hours 10 a. N. to 3 D. M; Wednesday and
| Saturday evenings, to s; Sundays, 10 70 L.
| Charges for treatment very low.
/ Allinterviews and correspondence sacredlY
/ confidential. No cases made public without
| consent of patients