The Washington times., 1895-02-10
Does Life Justify the EXertiOn
Necessary to Maintain 1t?

We're the question addressed TO dyspeptic
a negative answer would be returned. DIR.
II. a. Walker. whose name has become a
household word in Washington, says of this
disease: 1t is one of the most dreaded and
yet common of all diseases. More distress
ing than the actual pain. is the sense OF
wretchedness, the utter unfitness for work,
the mental gloom. ralpitation OF the heart,
fnilness in the stomach and bowels. diZzi-
ness, ringing in the ears, tiatulency. These
and many other symptoms produce haunt
ing fear that the brain is the seat OF the dis
ease. Fatigue is produced out of all proper
ton 10 the exercise taken. Undigested food
is a positive depresSent poison. Strong iood
does not necessarily involve strength, rather
the opposite when the digestion is impa red.
II is IN the cure of just such diseases as this
that DIR. Walker is erecting TO him
OF gratitude. and for that reason more
lasting. The following are but few
OF the names of people who have
given DIR. Walker autograph testimonials
the original being on file at his Office and open
TO the inspection of all interested: DR.. ID. A.
Lane. 1925 Linden ST., employed in the war
and navy division of the Pension Office; j.
NJ. Ryan, proprietor of the Tourist Billiard
ParlorS, 4S3 Missouri ave-; Henry J.. Morton,
2SS ID ST.; Il. L. Rhine, 440 lst ST.; Mrs. L. G.
Dempsey, 3s4T. St: W. L. Kearney, 1919 10th
ST.; q. w. Libby. 395 Sth ST.; j. Z. Smallwood,
l241 ST.; e. B. Matam. 1920 14th st. Miss
Lolo Post, 40 J. ST.; Joseph A. Shoemaker
3OS K ST.: J. C. Woodward. 1920 7th ST; George
L. Grant. 56s II St; Harry b. Koch. 32S C st. !;
John 2. Gray. s4S 11th ST.; Thomas Currigan,
S26 St: Henry c. Lamkin. 9l4 NJ ST.: NJ. II.
Carbon, lll3 18th ST.; A. B. Reeves. 545 Mas
sachusetts ave-; A. Nj. Giiroy. i065 18th ST.. /;
J. M. Turner. 7S3 ? ST; j. j. Cation. Cons
gress Heights, aud John Keeley, 62S H ST. |;
W. ID. Getchell. 4S5 Nineteenth St; Fred
. lRonGSilr 9S1 Mclean III Slarn
1926 New Jersey ave.; w. j. Ray. 1912 Q ST. /;
I. ID. Collins. GIG ii St: Chas Bassell, 3i6
Eighteenth ST.: Geo. p. Runnel, Congress
Heights; Jno. L. Brewer, q L St; Mrs Cora
Field, 414 First ST.; Wilson Hickey, 707 Tenth
ST: Frank De Witt. 6lS o So; VIM. Moore. 1l8
NJ St: Chas r. Miller, 7S5 i ST.; Andrew
Gaynor AIS Twelfth ST.; Jno. Clark, GO NJ
St; J.. $. PomerOy, 99S i ST.; Nj. c. McCar-
thy. Il2S Sixteenth ST.: +. NJ. Sandersoa, SIC
Nineteenth St; J. NJ. Hahn, 457 X ST.; NJ. r.
Glars, l2S u ST.; De Wit G. Mason. Anacosta;
Fritz Westenberg, Laurel; Lucius Eckhard,
Washington Heights; i. NJ. Stewart, Conduit
Road; ii. c. Wilson. Caiyerton. Va; G. ii.
Davis. Bethlehem, Nd; Il. C. Mcdowell,
Aberdeen, Md; NJ. NJ. Foster, Danville. Va.
7. w. Morrow. Buffalo Springs, Va; A. w.
Bush, Elkton. Md; Is. N. Howe, Croome,
Nd; W. j. Anderson, Gordonsville, Va;
1 Vim. NJ. Thomas. Frederick. Nd; Jas.
Stephens, Alexandra. Va; w. G. Culver.
- L.
j. Weber. Greenyille, Va; Jas. L. Wilson,
! Croome. Nd; w. j. Young, Annap-
oils, Md; L. ]. White, Emmettsburg,
! Md; Harry NJ. Reynolds, Green Bay,
/ Va; II. C. Peterson. Wilmington, n. c.;
! II. J. Watson. Harper's Ferry, W. Va
/ The above must convince the truth-seeker,
4 and inspire with new hope the discouraged,
/ that DR.. Walker succeeds in curing cases
! that have resisted the treatment OF other ply
] sicJGus II is to this class that Dr. Walker
/ especially directs himself
Although his practice is large and ex-
! tensiye and steadily increasing, and his
/ time is in constant demand, he has always
! firmly adhered TO his system OF small fees.
He never makes 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 10
the large number of callers he sees daily, he
yet finds time to answer personally the many
! letters be- constantly receives from out-of-
/ town sufferers who seek his aid or advice.
! Dr. Walker makes iU an ironclad rule to only
/ accept FOR treatment those cases he KNOWS
he can cure. Others are candidiY told their
condition and sent away
Young or mddie-aged men suffering from
( the results of their own follies, vices, or ex-
cesses, or men contemplating marriage who
are conscious OF any impediment or dis
qualification. or those who feel their youth
ful yigor and rover declining. should consult
Dr. Walker who has been the means of re-
storing hundreds OF such unfortunates 10
health, strength. ana happiness. Name:
never made public without owners consent
His weil-known sanitarium at I4ll Pennsyl
vania avenue. adjoining Wizards Hotel i!
omen daily for consultation and treatment
Office hours, 10 Il. m. 10 p. m; Wednesday
and Saturday evenings TO s; Sundays, II
to T.