The Washington times., 1895-03-23
Well Worth Your Time to Read and Con-
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Life and health. These are great ques-
tions and they profoundly interest thou
sands. Did you ever stop to think what
an enormous proportion of the people are
sufferers from i'll health? How very few
absolutely Well people there are. and, alasi
how many of your own acquaintance
suffer from lingering and long standing
disease! That is why we say it is
well worth your time to read and consider
the following statement from an old resi-
dent OF Washington. Mr. t. d. Collins, re-
siding at 616 III street southwest, after
being duly sworn before Walter A Brown,
notary public, says: II had been af-
flicted with catarrh OF the nose, throat
and stomach for five years, during which
time | had tried everything in the way
OF advertised remedies, but received no
relief The distress ard annoyance caused
by the hacking, gagging and dropping of
mucus in my throat was terrible Al
though my appetite was good, my stom-
ach was in wretched condition / never
ate meal without suffering for an hour
or two after il and j had to be so care
| ful what ! ate that / would have much
preferred not to have eaten anything
Even drink OF water caused me to
bloat ] suffered from constipation for
years and my nervous system was
upset that l felt my limbs jerk uncon-
sciously 1t was always coughing and
splitting up muCus and matter and ] could
I feel that which j didn't raise running
and dropping down my throat into my
| stomach. Life was a burden and l was
! in despair When / first heard of DR..
Walker, the specialist, 1 was skeptcal.
/ II did not seem possible that he could cure
! me, and So wouldn' go To him. However,
! as | read, week after week, of his cures,
each week new names added TO the long
! list OF those already cured, / began TO
/ have faith and / called on him / soon
| inf m pIr N
loss, as l began TO improve just like those
| that preceded me. In a month l was
| better, in two months almost well. and in
| three months | was cured, ard can truth
| fully say that | am at this moment in
better health than l have been for
] great many years" Mr.. Collins is in
| the employ of the Union Transfer Com
| pany. and viii gladly substantiate the
| above IL asked to do so.
Mr.. Frank Dagget, a well Known and
| popular clerk in the Pension Office, gives
| what he believes to be remarkable ex
perience. Il have BEEN" said MIR. Dagget
/ to the writer, afflicted with nervous de-
bility for years, trembling on the slight
est excitement and suffering the great
| est mental agony. | was in constant
! fear that something was about to happen
| to me, was unable to obtain the proper
! amount of sleep and rest al night, awoke I'M
refreshed in the morning, and experienced
In fact my entire nervous system was shat
/ tered and life was a constant source OF
worrment TO me. After consulting three
/ of the most widely known physicians in
| this city and each in turn after prescribing
/ for me several times without the slightest
/ benefit, told me that my disease bad gone
SO long that nothing could be done for me.
/ / WAS induced TO call on Dr. Walker, the
/ specialist, by seeing the testimonials OF
/ two fellow employees of mine, who had
I been cured by him. thank God that did
[ so, for under his Skiilful treatment my nerves
] have wholly regained their former strength
( and the TREMBLING which almost entirely in
/ capacitated ME from nay work, has com
pletely ceased. / can sleep perfectly well,
and wake in the morning refreshed. My
mind has Tegainea its Old-tme cheerful
ness and life is again filled with hope and
ambition" The terrible experience Of
the above gentlemen is conclusive proof that
DR.. walker cures after other physicians give
you Up.
Atthdasli Dr. WaIker,s practice is large
and extensive, and steadily increasing.
and his time is in constant demand, he has
always firmly adhered to his system OF
small fees: he never makes charge OF any
kind for consultation, examination, or adj
vice. 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 per-
sonally the many letters he constantly re-
ceives from out OF TO wn sufferers whoseek his
aid or advice. DR.. Walker makes it an IRON
clad rule to only accept for treatment those
cases he KNOWS ne can cure; others are
candidly told their condition and sent away.
Young or middle aged men suffering
from the effects. of their own follies, vices,
or excesses, or men contemplating mar
I riage, who are conscious of any impedi-
menr or disqualification, or those who
feel their youthful vigor and power de-
clining should consult DR.. Walker, who
has been the means OF restoring hundreds
of such unfortunates to health, strength,
and happiness.
His well known sanitarium at 1411 Penn
vania avenue, adjoining WIZARDS Hotel, is
open daily yforconsultationandt treatment. Of
flee hours 10 a. m. to . p. m; Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings, to 8; Sun
| days. 10 to IL.