The Washington times., 1895-01-23
GRATEFUL. u. mr.. GRAFTON.
Trials of a Philadelphia Man and
Theft Outcome.
Will Remove toy Washington In the
Near Future.

Ellis P. Grafton, well known from his con-
nection with a Philadelphia publishing
house, will probably become resident of
Washington in the near future. He has
been sojourning here about three months,
and, aside from being very fayorably inn
pressed with the city, believes that he has
discovered hrst-class business opening in a
line that suits his taste and experience.
Il have reached no definite decision as
yet, said Mr. Grafton, when seen at the
Ebbitt House last evening, "but have been
doing good deal of thinking, and may
conclude to remove to Washington. am
infatuated with the town. But, he added.
laughing. "that may be because l came here
an invalid and am going back we'll man.
You see, have been on the sick list for
about year. expect to return to Philadel-
pha next week, and venture to say that my
friends will scarcely know me-
"a year ago last fall - continued Mr.. Grat-
ton, Il went duck shooting down in the
chesapeake marshes. and as a result OF
camping out for week | contracted Sc
we're case of malaria. The poison seemed 10
take right hold o. my system. and it refused
TO let go. / tried dozens OF doctors and drank
gallons OF patent medicine, but ail to no pur-
pose became totally unfit for business or
work of any kind, was tortured by constipa-
lon, vertigo. pains in the muscles and joints,
sleeplessness, palpitation, difficulty in breath
anu efsu oly meHtdl
became impaired, and became very weak
and emaciated. In spite OF medical treat
ment continued to grow worse all through
the winter. and on the 18th day of last April
had paralytic shock on my right side, which
laid me up for long time.
FINALLY, about three months ago, my doc
tor sent me to Washington to be treated by
Dr. K. A. Walker, the specialist. From the
very hour that DIR. Walker took charge OF my
case began to improve. My appetite di-
gestion. energy, muscular strength. and men
tai vigor came back almost as If by mage.
Less than three months treatment has made
sound and healthy man of me, with twenty
six pounds additional weight, and still gain
ing. Before | came here | thought / was
doomed. Why. l should want TO live in
Washington If only to be near such doctor
as that
Mr.. Grafton spoke with the enthusiasm
that is so noticeable in all those who have
been benefited and cured by DIR. Walker
Evidences of he doctors wonderful skill in
the treatment of all disorders of the brain and
nervous system, and of chronic or long stand
ing diseases OF every character, are rapidly
multiplying. The record Of his remarkable
cures includes many cases OF nervous ex-
haustion, nervous prostration, paralysis, con-
sumption, catarrn, asthma, malaria, rheuma-
t1sm. dyspepsia, neuralgia. diseases OF the
skin and blood, female troubles. weakness of
the different organs, and affections of the
kidneys, bladder, liveryT heart, stomach, and
bowels.
Many men suffer from nervous debility,
impaired memory, lowe spirits. and the vari-
Gus arrangements of mind and body that re-
suit from overwork, trouble. or past excesses,
eliminating in wrecked constitutions and
not infrequently in softening of the brain,
epilepsy. paralysis, and insanity. To reach
these unfortunates is one of DIR. Walker
aims, and he has been the means of restoring
hundreds OF them tohealth and happiness.
DR.. Walkers well-known sanitarium is at
1411 Pennsylvania avenue adjoining VIII
iard's Hotel. where he may be consulted
free between the hours of 10 a m. and p. m,
daily; Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
from TO 8, and Sundays. from 10 TO L.
Charges moderate in all cases. Correspond
ence will receive prompt attention.