The Washington times., 1895-01-13
PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN
Cured BY DIR. Walker After Other
Physicians Have Faiied--They
Can BE interviewed.

Walker, the specialist, mas taken the lead in
this style OF advertising; in fact, originated
IL. Many of the statements he has pub
lished from time time haze been so remark
able as to create doubt in the minds OF
some readers. Dr. Walkers success has
caused many imitators 10 pattern after his
methods and style of advertising. He is
gentleman OF means and perfectly reliable
for all contracts. To prove his published
statements are true he hereby offers reward
OF 81 900 for proof that any OF the following
statements (selecied at random from the
large number he has on file in his ofiicel are
not absolutely true in every particular.
Each one can be easily found and inter-
viewed
These statements are from residents OF
Washing on In all walks OF life; the mechanic,
the merchant government employees, con-
tractors, business and professional men all
unite in his praise. Among others comes Mr..
John NJ. Ryan. proprietor of the Tourists
Billiard and Pool Room, at 493 Missouri ave-
nue. northwest. opposite the Baltimore and
Potomac depot, who resides at 1I2S Twenty
second street northwest, who says: Il have
had constant headaches for over a year past;
aggravated constipation, billiousness and
nasal catarrh had made life burden 10 me.
had tried doctors over and over, but none
OF them helped me. | read a testimonial Of
DR.. Walkers in ene OF the papers from a
friend of mine. and learned on talking with
him that DR.. Walker had worked wonderful
results IN his case, so, a month ago, i placed
myself under the doctors treatment. l can
conscientously affirm that | have not felt as
well in years az do to-day; my bowels are
regular and my headaches II thing of the
past. ] most cheerfully recommend DR.. Wal
ker TO all sufferers.
(signed.) "J. NJ. Ryan"
Another former sufferer from constipation
is Mr. Thomas Holiday, VINO has lived in
Washington for years, and who resides at 4l4
New York avenue northwest. He has suf-
feTed from chronic constipation for many
years; he has been treated unsuceessfully by
number Of physicians. and tried many ad-
vertised remedies but derived no material
benefit. Under DR.. Walkers treatment all OF
his troubles disappeared.
Mr.. II. l.. Rhine a well-known and popular
employe of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
saws:
Il am an old resident OF Washington. For
the past three years have been employed by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the pas
senger depot have for twelve months been
a chronic sufferer from aggravated catarrh.
/ have also had constant trouble with my
stomach and bowels. My rest was broken
and I suffered from intense nervousness.
Through hearing OF the large number of per-
sons who were being cured by DIR. Walker.
was induced TO place myself in his hands. l
have improved steadily every day since l
can freely and truthiully say l now feel bet
ter than have for many years. l reside az
40 First street northeast.
(Signed.) "R. L. RUNE"
Mr. ". L. Karney, who resides at No. 1919
Tenth street northwest. is another member OF
the great army CT people who are loud in DR..
Walkers praise. A few years ago he con-
tracted severe attack OF Ia grippe, which
left him with wrecked constitution, contin-
ual beadaehe, loss of appetite and a severe
case of nasal eatarrh. Until he came TO DR..
I oil he cofri1 raIiaf Mr.
n y is a plate printer in the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing.
Another employe OF the government whose
gratitude 10 DIR. Walker for restored health
causes him to testify is Hr. |. c. Smallwood.
( who says: II have lived in Washington all
B my life; for five years / have been employed
+ in the navy yard: the past two years en-
+ gineer in the gun shop. For long time /
have been greatly troubled with bronchial
catarrh unable 10 obtain relief from doctors
or advertised remedies. As l was personally
/ acquainted with number OF Dr.. Walkers
patients. who all spoke ia the highest terms
OF him and his methods OF treatment, i
/ finally placed myself under his care, and the
4 res ult has been more than could hope for.
I | most heartily recommend ali sufferers to
him l. c. SMALLwooD."
sufferer from nervous debility, Mr.. J. B.
( Cation, u resident ol Congress Heights, who
! has been an employe of the ST. Elizabeth In
{ SdHt Asylum iSE iiit past year llGECS q SMOIH
I statement before Henry Stewart, jr-, notary
/ public that he suffered for three years from
nervous debility; his entire nervous system
was unstrung and he felt constantly blue and
I wretched; his memory rapidly failing; he
I would wake more tired than when he went to
bed. Many doctors failed TO help him, but
DR.. Walker cured him.
Mr. Fred Koessler the weli-known baker
who resides at 332 Mclean avenue, and whose
place OF business is at 622 Z street northwest.
Il was sufferer from catarTh and rheuma-
tism for three years, says Mr.. hoessler, In a
statement sworn to and subscribed before
Waiter A. Brown, notary public. ''At times
my sUfTerings were intense, and i felt that
life was not worth living. l am now q well
man, thanks to DR.. Walker"
7 Mr.. T. ID. Collins resides at GIG Fl street
southwest Mr.. Collins was born and reared
in Washington, and is at present in the en-
ploy OF the Union Transfer Company. In an
exhaustive statement, sworn to aud sub
seribed before Walter A. Brown. notary pub
lie, october %, 1894. he says: For five years
! was victim OF nasal catarrh and catarrt
of the stomach. for which | could find no cure
until went to Dr. Walker. He relieved my
sufferings almost Immediately, and now l an
entirely WE'LL"
Mr.. John L. Brewer says: 'T have suffered
from aggravated constipation, piles, and kid
ney trouble for several years, unable to ob-
tain relief 4 friend persuaded me TO place
myself in DR.. Walkers hands; his treatment
has lie N wonderfui; from the very first day
my Improvement has been steady and con-
tinuous. Ny home is in Milesburg, Center
county. Pa, but am at present residing at q
E street northwest"
Mrs. Cora Field whose husband, Mr. JOSEPH
Field, is employed by the government as
watchman at Judiciary Park resides at AZ
First street northeast (Which has recently
been published by mistake 4l5 First street
Mrs. Field has suffered for years from epilep
tic fits. was bed-ridden and helpless havin.
from six to a dozen spasms day. Her curt
by Dr. Walker and her present and forme
condition are fully explained in a testimonial
sworn to before Walter A. Brown, notar.
public
Judge James H. Lane. wel-known jus
tice OF the peace, residing at Arlington, Alex
andria county. Va, in a long statement sub
scribed and sworn to before NJ. A. BallenSer
notary public, says he suffered for years iron
aggravated constipation, partial paralysis Q
the bowels and nervous debility resulting
from past follies and excesses. His nervou
system was shattered, and his memory fail
ing. DR.. Walker restored him TO strong, Wig
orous manhood and perfect health.
Mr.. Joseph A. Shoemaker employed in tn
War and Navy division of the Pension Office
and who resides at No. sos X street north
! east, is Grand Army veteran, having serves
gallantly in Company Twenty-third Obi
Infantry (ex-President Hayes regiment). MI
Shoemaker swears befor Walter A. Brown
notary public that he was a sufferer 70
years from pyrosis, chronic constipation, an
general arrangement of the stomach an
liver, unable to obtain any relief. He wa
cured by DIR. Walker.
Mr. Henry c. Lamkin, who resides at 81
NJ street southeast, who has lived in Wash
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