The Washington times., 1895-01-06
ALMOST MIRACULOUS.
Sich aad Almost Dead People Brought
Back to Health.
Testimony from People in All Walks Of
Life Showing DR. Walkers Skill

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taken at random from among the hundreds
of testimonials he has on Gle at his santa
rum. which can be seen by those who care 10
investigate DR.. Walker will pay reward OF
81 900 for proof that any one Of these testl-
monials are not $50 far as be knows geuuine:
Mr.. K. l.. Rhine. wel;-known and popular
employe Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
says:
II am an old resident Of Washington. For
the past three years have been employed by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the pas
seDger depot department. / have for twelve
months teen chronic sufferer from agra
waited nasal eatarrh. / have also had con-
slant trouble with my stomach and bowels.
Ny rest was broken and suffered from con
stan: nervousness. Through hearing OF the
large number Of persons who were Icing
cured by DR.. Walker 1 was induced 10 place
myself in his hands. / have improved
steadily every day since. Z can freely and
truthlully say L now feel ketter than l have
for many years / reside at 40 First street
northeast. (Signed) Il. L. RHINE"
Mr.. W. l.. kgrney, who resides az 1919
Tenth street northwest, is another member Of
the great army Of people who are loud in DR..
Walkers praise. A few years ago he con-
traetet severe attack of Ia grippe, which
left him with a wrecked constitution, contin-
ual headache, loss OF appetite. and severe
case OF nasal eatarrh. Until he came to DR..
Walker he could not obtain relief. Mr.. Kar-
ney is q plate printer in the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing.
Another emploSe of the government whose
gratitude to Dr. Walker for restor ed health
causes him 10 testify is Mr.. l. c. SmailBood.
who says: Il have lived in Washington all
my life. for five years have been employed
in the navy yard; the past two years as en-
gineer in the gun shoD. For a long time
have been greatly troubled with bronchial
catarrh. unable 20 obtain relief from doctors
fsr usfx-E sd A.
acquainted with a number Of DR.. Walkers
patients. vino all spoke in the highest terms
OF min and his methods OF treat ment
finally placed myself under his care and the
result has been mOre than l could hope for.
l most heartily recommend ali sufferers TO
him. l. c. S1IALLwooD.'
Another sufferer from nervous debility. Mr.
J. u. Cation, a resident Of Congress Heights,
who has been an employe Of the ST. EIizabeth
Insane Asylum for the past year makes q
sworn statement before Henry Stewart jr.
notary public, thai he suffered for three
years from nervous debility; his entire ner-
VoUs system was unstrung, and be felt con-
stantly blue and wretched: his memory was
rapidly failing he would wake more tired
than when he went 70 ted Many doctors
failed 10 help him. but DR.. Walker cured him.
rheumatism is a disease that bafEes the
majority OF physicians, but DIR. Walker has
received large number of testimonials from
other doctors have failed. AmoLg these is
one from Mr.. Fred ROessier. the weIl-knoEu
baker. who resides at 33Z Mclean avenue.
and whose place Of business Is a CD street
northwest. II was sufferer from catarrh
and rheumatism for three years, SAYS MIR.
RoesBler. in a statement sworn to and sub
scribed before Walter A Brown. notary public.
I AT t mes my suE Eerings were Intense and felt
/ that life was not worth living. / am now
well man. thanks 10 DR.. Walker.
Among the many Washington people who
have been cured oy DIR. Walker Of that iOath-
some disease. catarrh, is Mr.. ]. ID. Collins,
residing at 616 Fl street southwest. Mr. Col
lins was born and reared IN Washington, and
is az present in the employ OF the Mon
Transfer Company. IL an exhaustive state
ment. sworn TO aud subscribed before Walter
A. Brown, notary pubic. October %. 1894, he
says: ''FOr five years I was a victim OF nasal
catarrh and cafarrh OF the stomach. for which
could find no cure until 1 went TO DR..
Walker. He relieved my suffering almost
Immediately. and now l am entirely we'll.
Mr.. John L. Brewer says: Il have suffered
from aggravated constipation, piles. and kid
ney trouble for several years, unable TO obtain
relief. A friend persuaded me to place NY
self in DR.. Walkers hands; his treatment has
been wonderful: from the very first day my
improvement has been steady and continuous.
Ny home is in MilesbuTg, Center county, Pa.
but am az present residing az p street
northwest"
Mrs Coca Field, whose husband, Mr.
Joseph Field. is employed by the govern
ment as E watchmal at Judiciary PARK re-
sides at 4l4 First street northeast which has
recently been published by mistake rs First
street.. Mrs. Field has safIered for years
from epileptic fits; was ted-ridden and he p
less. having from six 20 4 dozen SPANS :
day. Her cure by Dr.. Walker, and her pres
ent and former condition are fully explained
in q teazfffnnutgl TO EasOr2 Wnlr1r 4
Brown. notary public.
Judge James h Lane, Tell-kn07zn Justice
OF the peace. residing az Arlington. Alexan-
dria county. Va, Ia q long statement sub
seribsd and sworn 10 before III. 4. Bailenger.
notary pa5ic says he suffered FOR years
from aggravated constipation. partial paraiy-
s OF the bowels. and nervous debility, re-
sulting from past fOlsies and eXcesses- His
nervous system was shattered and his memory
failing Dr. Walker restored him to strong,
vigorous manhood and perfect health
Mr.. Joseph A. Shoemaker. now employed
in the War and Nay division of the Pension
Office. aad who resides at No. sos K street
northeast, is a Grand Army veteran, having
served Gallantiy in Company h. Iwenty-third
Ohio Infantry (ex-PreSiient Hayes regimentl.
Mr.. Shoemaker swears before Walter A.
Brown. notary public, that he was a sufferer
for years from pyrosis, chronic constipation,
and general arrangement OF the stomach and
cured By Dr. Walker
Mr.. Henry c. Lamkin. who resides at 914
NJ street southeast, who has lived IN Wash
ington fifteen years, and VINO. for three
years past. has had charge of the copper and
tin work OF the navy yard and docks fell last
January and injured the nerve of his leg
which resulted in paralysis. A dozen differ
ent physicians treated him. and told N
nothing could be done for him. and that he
would be cripple for life. DIR. Walker cured
him Mr.. Lamkins statement is also sworn
to before Walter 4. Brown. notary public.
Mr. Harry 3. Koch. one OF the best known
most popular and energetic OF Washington:
young business men. whose handsoms jewelrJ
establishment is al the corner of Third street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast and who
resides at 325 street southeast. in a state
ment sworn TO before M. A. BalleEger. NO
tary public, says he was a sufferer for years
from nervous dyspepsia and indigestion OF 8
catarrhal nature. He tried doctor after doc
tor, and all kinds OF advertised remedies
without obtaining relief. DR.. Walker cured
him.
1t must be admitted that DR.. Walker has q
record OF cures such as has never been
achieved by any other physician IN the trent
ment OF all disorders OF the brain and neryOu;
system, diseases OF the skin and blood
catarrh asthma consumption, dyspepsia
malaria. rheumatism neuralgia. hemOrrholds
diseases of women, and all affections OF ths
lungs, throat heart. liver. stomach = kidneys
bladder. bowels, and other organs.
Men suffering from nervous debility ol
loss OF capacity "a result OF oveTwork
: mental worry, or past follies and exeesses are
quickly restored 10 sound, vigorous manhood
, by Dr. Walker treatment.
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