The Washington times., 1895-06-16
EVOLUTION.
7'h8 Survival of fh6
FiffoSt.
DR.. WALKERS THOROUGHLY MODERN
TREATMENT Stands The test
OF Time.
Evidences of His Eminent Abilities
and Marvellous Success Con-
tinue to Multiply.
Consultation Free-Remedies Fur
nished from His Own
Laboratory.

Persons interested and wishing to know
more about the great and thorough work
DR.. Walker is doing should call or write
him for further testimonials and private
references. 1t is difficult to realize the
Importance and surprising character of his
cures unless one has had actual CCgniZance
Of them.
All men who are bound down by the
monster, disease, are handicapped in the
race of life. They are within the juris-
dictiou of an allen power. Their nervous
energies are taxed without representation.
Steadily those nerves grow weaker under
these distressing conditions until manhood
is gone, and the victim is slave. Under
these circumstances what is 10 be done?
Arise in your manhood and say, Il Will
recoverl' DIR. K A. Walker has made
men out of such slaves repeatedly. He
can arouse new energies. He can re-
klndle the latent forces OF the physical,
mental, and spiritual being.
By using his course OF treatment as ap-
piled to the individual case many who are
now making a failure OF life can be en-
dowed with that strength, manly vigor
and magnetism so essential to success.
Men who are not exactly sick but who are
run down, weak, and tired, debilitated,
with loss of appetite, dull feeling about
the head, buZzing in the ears, bad nights,
and unrefreshed mornings, all can be
Below we give a few names of persons
who have been treated by DR.. Walker and
have given him, unsolicited, permission to
use their names as reference.
LIST OF LEADING CITIZENS.
Mr.. l. C. Smallwood, an empIoye of the
Navy Yard; Mr. R. l. Rhine 440 First
street northeast; Judge j. II. Lane, Ar
lington; Mr. Joseph A Shoemaker, 30S K
street northeast; H. B. Koch, 323 street
sout beast; Mr.. j. b. Gattan, Congress
Heights: Mr. Fred Roessler, 332 Mclean
avenue; Mr. T d Collins, 616 street
sout Invest; Mr. H. c. Lamkin, GA NJ
street southeast; j. L. Brewer, 81 Z street
mort beast; Mr ID. p Santmyer. Front
Royal, Va; E. Cleveland, Police Station
No. 2.
All the above named citizens have been
treated and cured of various chronic dis
eases by DR. Walker In addition bum
dreds of others may be named Persons
wishing additional evidence should call or
write for private reference.
NO DOUBT.
There is no doubt that physician who
makes a Hfe-study of certain ailments.
as Dr. Walker has done for twenty-four
years of nervous, brain and chrome dis
eases, is better qualified to treat aud cure
| them than the general practitioner, who
| endeavors to cover the whole wide range
/ OF Complaints tudl dIIeCC 1uulaI IDty.
| Although Dr. Walkers practice is large
| and extensive and steadily increasing and
| his time is i'll constant demand, he has al
| ways firmly adhered 10 his system OF small
| fees; he neyermakes a charge of any kind for
| consultation. examination or advice. This
| places the wonderful benefit of his great skill
within the reach of all. In addition TO the
| large number of callers he sees daily, he yet
! finds time to answer personally the many
| letters he constantly receives from out OF
! town sufferers who seek his aid or advice
| Dr. Walker makes il an ironclad rule to only
! accept for treatment those cases he KNOWS
| he can cure, others are candidly told theiI
| condition and sent away.
| Young or middle-aged men suffering from
| the effects of their own follies, vices or eX
ceSses or men contemplating marriage who
| are conscious of any impeachment or disquali
! fication, or those who feel their you'll
vigor and power declining, should consult
| Dr. Walker. who has been the means oi
restoring hundreds of such unfortunates tC
| health, strength and happiness.
| His well-known santarium Al 141 Penn
| sylvania avenue, adjoining Wizards Hotel
| is open daily for consultation and treatment
| Office hours, 10 a. IN. to 3 p. m; Wednes
day and Saturday evenings, Z to 8; Sun
| days, 10 to IL.