The Washington times., 1895-04-07
Why HE HAD TO RETIRE
FROM ACTIVE SERVICE.
Lient. Henry r. Brooks Tells Of His
Terrible Sufferinss.

| Lieut.. Brooks. an ex English army Off
Ger. had been IN active service tor nineteen
| years previous to his retirement in 1892
| IN speaking with the reporter at the War
and Navy building the other day he said.
Il was granted three months leave OF alb
| sebce. hoping a change in the ay Of rest
/ from regular duty would enable me to re-
cover from the tOrtur-s ! endured caused
| BY InTiammat0ry rheumatism. After three
weeks, during which time / was care
fully attended by my cOnpany's sur
geon. my condition was no better and
under his advice / called on q noted London
physician After treating me FOR q time
| he frankly told mo he cOaid do nOthing more
| Tor me. and advised me to make myself as
comfortable as possible In a warner eli
mate. / then visited some OF the best
Known physicians In the country but they
did me no permanent gOod- As my leave
OF absence was row nearly exhausted
was obliged TO return to my post OF duty
worse. II anything. than when I lett
a short time after returning to my reginprs
my bands became so stiff that they were
practically useless. Feeling that I Was
becoming helpless I retired from service
In time my right limb was so much drawn
mp that / could not walk and when
four months ago. came to this city and
was prevailed upon by my friends To call
on DR.. Walker. the specialist / was a
thoroughly olsheartened man. For over
thirteen years / suffered more than I can
tell. and when DR. Walker held out hone
IL sremed tnO good to be true A fter three
weeks treatment / began to improve, and
IIrst visit 10 him, / am able, az you see,
TO walk and write my own letters, some
thing have not been able to do for years %
CONTRACTORS STORY.
Mr.. Richard J. Horn. government con-
tractor. residing at 1910 A street south
east, SAYS j am well known in WASH
fngJOn, for / was born here. and have al
ways lived here. For long time i have
suffered from heart trouble. Last fall it
got 80 much worse and the palpiTafiOn so
terrible that ! certainly thought il would
ln me. / suffered from Indigestion. was
dizzy. bine, moody, eespOndent uervOus
terribly constpated, and almost tired Of
living. / had tired so many doctors that
/ mad become discouraged, they al told
me they eoGld cure me, but they didn't
IhrOugh reaolng or the many wonderful
cures performed by DR.. Walker tsOne OF
them being acquaintance or mineJ / was
tempted TO make one more effort so 7
placed myself in his care. Strange as il
may seem, | began 10 improve frem the
very first day. and my improvement has
been steady and continuous ever sincs
1 feel that Dr. Walker did for me that
which other physicians could not do aud
l earnestly urge ali sufferers 20 give him
trial. / viii deem il pleasure 70 verify
the above statement at any time 10 those
who VIII can at my home, 1910 A street
southeast"
EEELS BETTER THAN INEIGHT YEARS
Mr. George Griffin. a fireman al the
5horehaIn Hotel. and who resides al 1109
Z street southwest. says I have been 3
constant sufferer from nervousness and
general debility since 1881 Although I
have tried dozens OF doctors. both in this
city and elsewhere, j can truIhfuily say
| never received the slightest benefit until
l called on Dr. Waller. the specialist
When l Went 70 other doctors and told
theIn was sHIfeTing from extreme nerY-
ousDeSs. dizziness. loss OF memory, Tut
tenng and palpitatiOn OF the heart de-
sDOndency and depression OF mind in
ability 10 fix. the mind IOr any Ieugth OF
time on one subject. general sense OF
weakness, languOr. dullBess. and exhaus-
Uon. with lack OF ambition and energy
and dissemination for physical or mental
effort. they did not seem To understand
l spent over 500 IN trying 10 get well
before coming TO DR.. Walker and nov in
have for eight years" The above testi-
mOny Is conclusive proof that DR. Walker
cures after other physicians give you
Up, or fail to benefit you. Br Walker il
especially desiTOus or inviting those who
have lost faith and cOnfidence through
their repeated failures To obtain relief
INFLUENCE OF TEMPERAMENT.
Among the bread iuners ia all classes
OF society are 10 BE- found men who com
pose the real salt OF the earth. and who
are typlcally the nervous-teInpPr red men
men OF impulse. energy. restless activity.
and strong ambition. These are they
vino have what We may call a n,-rypus
temperament. In which states OF hope and
despair alternately sway and guide their
aCtlois- Their descent to the one state
Is RAPID, and equally so is their ascent
70 the other Their daily pendulum OF
life swings quickly between two extremes
Such men as a rule think quic ky, walk
quickly. and eat quickly. They are fre-
quenlly or sensitive and sympathetic
disposition Their nerves, like their
mind. are prone to morbid eXaltati0ns
are easily excited and irTiiatPd and re-
spond readily TO extTaneOus innuences.
IN their case worry. brain-tire, physical
exhaustion. and Consequent inability to
fulfill engagements or discharge duties
produce instability in mental action. un-
certainty or res solution, and impe rect
hess OF design. which is quickly followed
Dy lrntabiliUy and depression such a
man is constantly COMPUTING up before MS
minds eye irrepresSi bic phantOms OF
trouble or mlsroTtune-he is prone 10 look
geTates each trivial diSappolntInent INTO
a dlreful calamity. ana Is sHbIecI-tO fits or
despair Every cloud OF his life is set in
The deep gloom OF sunless sky. without
even the faint trace OF a silver lining to
lend aught or hope or happiness to it.
Under Dr. Walkers care TINS abnormal
condition is quickly overcome.
1t is a growing multitude that now
SOUNDS the praises or Dr.. Walker. who
seems TO have electrified the whole COM
moIlJy Dy bis astonishing cures OF all s.
orders OF the brain and DrryOuS system
diseases of The skin and blood cataFrh
asthma. malaria. rheumatism, dyspepsia,
neuralgia, neTnOrrhOidS. diseases of WO-
men. sexual weakness, and all affections
OF the lungs. throat. heart, liver. stom-
aeh, kidneys, bladder, bowels, and other
organs
Young or middle aged men suffering
from loss OF strength and vitality as a re-
suit OF excesSes or past indlscretions
viii find that they can be speedily restored
to strong and vigorous manhood under DIT.
Walkers treatment
DR.. 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 3 D. m; WedneSdaf
ard saturday evenings from z TO s; sun
days. 10 10 12
Charges for treatment very low
All interviews and correspondence Sa-
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