The Washington times., 1895-04-25
The PILOT DROPPED DEAD.

A few days ago, while passing through
the rapids connecting the great lakes. the
pilot fell dead at his post. The vessel with
all on board were for time left TO the mercy
of the turbulent waves. So all about US
the sudden death of one man may endangcr
the lives OF many.
All men should learn about their physical
condition. Such disasters are preveutable
DR.. r. A. Walker may be consulted free of
charge.
1t is a well-known fact that the insdious
disease known as diabetes is or nervous
origin. Dropsy, puffiness ander the eyes,
and swelling of the feet, are but symptoms
of organic arrangement. Dr.. K. A. walkers
success in treating all forms of urinary,
bladder, urethra1, and private disorders
have been phenomenal. These result from
errors, excesses, ignorance, too much BIZ
cycling or horse back riding. His scures have
been the more surprising aud the more
agreeable and have received the most stpraise
from those who have been treated by
others without benefit.
among the latter class may be men,
tiDnedMr. r ID. Collins, a gentleman OF we'll
known Integrity, who resides at GIG II
street southwest, who says:
Il was born aud raised in Washington.
For the past six years 1 have been in the
employ of the Union Transfer Company.
During five years OF that
time have beeDa sufferer
from aggravated ha-
sal catarrh aid catarrh I NJ
OF the st0m a b. y
Nothing I ate agreed S<SS - MS
with me; my stomach " ~ SN
gave me constant trouble; \ N
Iwascontinuallyh hawking .gSTgt ~
and splitting; my breath NV[S-sA NV
was offensive, and had n E$$N
never-ceasing pain AS>SS- 1SSs$
across my forehead andIWA Y ~ Y
i'll my eyes. / tried re-
peatedly all kinds OF medical treatment and
remedies, but nothing gave me relief.
i was at last advised by friends who had
been cured by Dr. Walker to place myself
under his care. i did so, and the result
has been q most surprising relief from my
trouble. All the pain has left me; / eat
whatever desire, and it agrees with me;
the nasal discharge has entirely ceased,
and feel fully thousand Times better
than when first called on Dr.. walker.
/ heartily recommend him TO all suffer
ers / reside at 6i6 II street soutrw est,
where / ahall be happy To receive any one
who desires personal confirmation OF the
facts here set forth.
"T. D. COLLINS !"
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this
23d day of October, 1894.
WALTER a. BROWN,
(seal.) Notary Public
In his speciality OF nervous, braiu, spinal
and chronic diseases to which he has de-
voted the past twenty-four years of his
life he has made ii record unexcelled; as
is attcsted by the hundreds OF autograph
testimonials he has on file from patients
he has cured.
Young or middle-aged men suffering
from the effects of their own follies, vices,
! or excuses, or men contemplating mar
riage who arc conscious OF any impeachment
or disqualification, or those who feel
FIT1 al. alrYaT
shoald consult DR.. walker, who has been the
means OF restoring hundreds of such un-
fortunatesto health, strength and happiness.
His well known sanitarium al 1411 Penn
sylvania avenue, adjoining Willard's S
Hotel, is open daily for consultation and
treatment Office hours, 10 n. IN. to p.
m; Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
Z 10 8 Sundays, 10to12.
Charges FOR treatment very low.
All interviews and correspondence sa-
credly confidential No cases made pub
lie without consent of patients.