The Washington times., 1895-06-23
FROM The HILLS AND VALLEYS.
ANOTHER STORY OF HEALTH
RECLAIMED.
Every Day DR.. Walker Eff
fectS a Cure That Would
Make the Reputation Of
an Ordinary PhySi
cian--Try Him.
APoLIcEMAN's STRUGGLE.

Mr.. +. Cleveland, policeman, with
headquarters at police station No. 2, has
had a hard fight with a terrible enemy.
He has come out victorious, as usual,
for he is man OF noble proportions, both
in mind and body. His story:
For years have suffered, terribly
suffered, with catarrh OF the nose, throat.
and stomach. There were periods of eX-
treme depression, accompanied by cough,
vomiting. vertigo and melancholia. In
fact, there have been times when / felt
that life was great, big blunder. Now
after having been under DR. Walkers care
for only short time / feel relieved, re
freshed, and go about my duty with pleas
ure. | can most heartily recommend Dr.
Walkers treatment, for he has accom-
piished for ME in short time what others
failed to do in years | WILL with pleas
ure, verify these statements TO any and
all who call on me at police station No
-
All who wish may see Mr. Cleveland any
day
THROWS AWAY HIS WALKING STICK.
Mr. G. w Dove, OF Accotink, Fairfax
county, Va, a planter of well-known in
tegrity, genial and affable manners, and a
citizen of prominence, writes, under date of
June IA, 1895:
'Isuffered for three months from lum bago,
sciatic rheumatism. and general debility,
superinduced by pain and exhausted nervous
energies / could not walk without cane
or crutch / was induced to call on DR.
Walker through reading about the cure OF
one Of my neighbors He gave me immedi-
ate relief In less than TWO weeks | was
able TO throw away my walking stick. The
agoniZing pain which had kept me awake
for weeks was gone; my appetite returned;
my circulation improved, and now / am
well. To DR. Walker | owe debt OF graft
tude that l can never repay"
THE NATIONAL MUSEUM.
Mr.. c. NJ Sorrels, who resides at 234
Four-and-a half street southwest: Il am
employed at the National Museum. l have
been a sufferer from nervous debility for
several years. About SIX months ago my
trouble assumed j serious form: / had
severe pain in my head aud spine, diZzi-
ness, boss OF memory, flushing OF the face
dull feeling head AMI eyes, nervous tremors
and tremblingS. deSpondency and depression
OF mind inability to fix the mind for any
length OF time ON one subject, loss of self
confidence, distaste for company, desire
to be alone. and periods of insomnia. SIX
weeks ago / placed myself under the care
Of DR.. walker, the specialist, and | feel
it my duty to my fellow-men 10 unhes-
itatingIy say that his treatment has
worked a wonderful change; my nerves
are now steady, my sleep restful and in
stead of waking as ! formerly did, more
tired than when I went to bed, | now
wake rested and eager for the duties of
| the day. l know that DR.. Walker has done
q great deal for me, and | cheerfuny
recommend him 20 any one suffering from
the same complaint as l did. l will
| gladly suhstantiate the above to any
who win call on me at my home, 1884
| Four-and-a-half street southwest"
THE MILL MAN.
Mr. D P Sautmyers, of Front Royal,
| Va. a well-knowu- citizen and millman
! of integrity, writes under date OF June
8: Il suffered for years from dyspepsia,
constipation, had a languid, restless
| feeling, my tongue was continually coated.
| aud | had terrible taste in my mouth
mornings. / tried many remedies with
out benefit and had begun to think there
| was 20 help for me. l saw DR.. Walker,
| took his treatment In few days l felt
| better aud was relieved from all the more
| distressing symptoms. Now. after a few
| weeks, l feel better than for years l
| feel that l owe my life TO Dr. Walker"
HOPE.
! 1t is the old, old story. but it brings
| new hope to thousands OF weary sufferers,
! for ii tells OF DR.. Walkers unparalleled
| success in curing all nervous and chronic
! diseases-of restoring to perfect health
and happiness the victims OF Catarrh,
| asthma, consumption, dyspepsia, sCroiula,
! paralysis, epilepsy, nervous prostration,
| rheumatism, malaria, neuralgia, hemor-
| rhoidS, diseases of women, heart disease,
| kidney and liver troubles, and many other
ailments that battle the average physician.
It tells young and mddle-aced men. who
| are suffering from the effects OF their
| own youthful follies and exCesses, that
they may be restored to the fun vigor
| aud strength of perfect manhood.
Dir. Walker may be consulted free OF
! charge, personally or by letter. His we'll
known sanitarium at 1411 Pennsylvania
avenue, adjoining Wizards Hotel, is open
| daily for consultation and treatment. Of
| flee hours. 10 a. m. to p. m; Wednesday
and Saturday evenings. Z to s; Sundays,
| 10 To II.
Charges for treatment very low.
| All interviews aud correspondence sa-
| crediy confidential. No cases made public
| without consent of patients.