The Washington times., 1895-03-10
OF ENDURING FAME.
DR.. Walkers Success Cannot Bs
Doubted.

Dr- walker, the Well-knOwn Specialist
has recently received many flattering trib5
utes TO his skill, but the following one
from DR.. d. A. Lane. residing at 225 Lin
den street northeast. is especially gratify-
ing DR.. Lane is medical graduate OF
Howard University in good standing. At
the present time he is employed with
many other physicians in the War and
Navy Division OF the Pension Office When
he first called on DR., Walker n e concealed
the fact Of his being a physician and did
not reveal his professional character until
recently, when ne presented Dr. Walker
with the following unsolicited and highly
flatteTing statement:
For the past four years have suffered
more or less constantly from paIpitatiOu
OF the heart. For the past year NV trou.
bic has not given me one minutes peace.
Frequently at night the distress has been
so great that / had 10 sit prOpped up In
bed in order to get necessary sleep. Moth
ina | could discover in the medical books
or obtain from the numerous physicians
whom ] consulted gave me even tempo
rary relief. /, like many others, read OF
the work DR.. Walker was doing and
thought l would consult him. Dr. Walker
commanded my confidence and profound
respect by thecle ear, concise, and professional
manner in which he outlined my case It
was after he prescribed for me that my
enthusiasm was greatest. From this treat.
ment / obtained instant relief. and that
night for the first time in weeks / was able
10 lie down and sleep. What ma kes my 10Y
more genuine is the fact that | have not
had the slightest indication or return OF my
trouble / feel debt Of gratitude TO DF.
Walker that words cannot express. and
for that reason tender him this testimonial
unsolicited and OF my own free viii and
accord, trusting that IL may BE- the means
or conveying TO the people of Washington
the high esteem in which / hold DR..
Walker.
(Signedf ID. A LANE NJ d.
Mr. G.. p. Griffis, who resides at 1921 o
street northwest, and who is employed by
the Washington and Georgetown Cable
Company as conductor, says;
i have been a great sufferer from chronic
constipation and Indigestion for wears.
have now been under DR.. Walkers treat
ment about three weeks, and / am free TO
say that / feel better than I have any time
for three years. Ny bowels are regular
and my dyspepsia a thing OF the past /
most heartily recommend DIT. Walker
as thorough, competent physician 20
all sufferers.
(signed) GEO. B. GRIFFIs." ="
Mr. william Stark, employed at the archi-
tect's office at the Capitol, and who resides
at 207 E street northeast, has been treated
by DR.. Walker for constipation M. stark
says:
You are most cordially welcome TO refer
any one 10 me regarding DT. Walkers
treatment. He has worked wonders in
my case, and l feel II a duty to recommend
any and all sufferers to him"
Hundreds Of similar statements can be
seen at DR.. Walkers office.
The phenominal skill of DIR. Walker. the
specialist in curing chronic cases of long
standing that have baffled other physicians
is becoming more apparent daily The
large number or testimonials from persons
hfa has pTFra hzar1 rlstfl lTSn
months past in the daily papers are evidence
that cannot BE- doubted, especially as they
are from well-knOwn citizens, and many OF
them sworn TO before notary public. New
statements are constantly appearing. j.
NJ. Ryan, proprietor of the Tourists Bill
lard paTlOr, 1913 Missouri avenue. and who
resides at 1928 Twenty second street; Mr..
Thomas Holiday, who Resides at ia New
York avenue northwest; Mr.. r. R. Rhine,
who resides at 40 First street northeast,
who has been employed in the passenger
depot of the B. *. o. Railroad for the past
three years; Mr.. ". L. KaTney, who resides
at No. 1919 Tenth street northwest, and
who is employed as a plate printer in the
Bureau OfEngraving and Printing; AIF. VIII
liam Moore, who resides at 11S 81 street
southeast; and who is employed at the new
Congressional Library; Mr.. /. c. small
wood, who has been employed for the past
two years as engineer in the gun shop at the
navy NdIu anu " llo IcStACS dl --1A " cAAEE4
southeast: Mr. Joseph A Shoemaker, an
employe in the War and Navy Division OF
the Pension Office, and who resides at S24
Fifth street northeast; Mr.. Harry B. Koch,
a well-known merchant doing business at
the corner of Third and Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast and who resides at 323 Q
street southeast; Mr.. Henry c. Lamkin, who
has lived in Washington fifteen years, and
is an emplOye fthe navy yard; j. b. Cation
who has been an emplOye of the st. Eliza
beth Insane Asylum for the past year, and
who resides at Congress Heights; Mr.. Fred
Ressler, the well-known baker, who resides
at 332 Mclean avenue; Mr.. T. ID. Collins,
an empIOye ofthe Union Transfer Company
and who resides at 616 H street southwest;
Mr.. John L. Brewer, who resides at % z
street northwest; Mrs. Cora Field, who re-
sides at 414 First street, whose husband,
Mr.. Joseph Field, is employed by the govern
ment as watchman at Judiciary Park, and
Judge James II. Lane, a justice Ofthe peace,
residing at Arlington. Alexandria county,
Va, are but few of the hundreds who have
taken treatment from DR.. Walker, and who
are singing his praises Any Ofthem can be
found and interviewed by those interested
Such an array of evidence must convince
every one that DR.. Walker Is successful
where other physicians fail He is un-
questionabIy an expert in the treatment OF
all disorders of the brain and nervous sys-
tenn, diseases of the skin and blood, eatarrh
of the nose, throat, and stomach, asthma,
bronchitis, malaria, dyspepsia, Theuma-
tism, neuralgia, sciatica. hemOTrhOids,
or piles cured without the knife, diseases OF
women. loss of vitality, sexual weakness,
and all chronic affections of the lungs,
throat, heart, liver, stomach, kidneys,
bladder, bowels, or other organs
Men suffering from nervous debility or
loss of capacity as a result or overwork,
mental worry, or past excesses are quickly
restored to sound. vigorous manhood by DR..
Walkers treatment.
Dr. Walker may be consulted free OF
charge, personally or by letter, at his we'll
known sanitarium, 1411 Pennsylvania
avenue. adjoining WIZARDS Hotel. Office
hours, 10 n. m. TO p. M; Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. to s: Sunday, 10 to 2.
Charges for treatment very low.
All interviews and correspondence sa-
credly confidential. No cases made publiS
without consent of patients.