The Washington times., 1895-05-19

been foreman in charge OF the ~ "! oe:resf
works of the navy -SS-aa11 -S-aa11 and docks In
statenent sIIs-tSfn 10 ard subscribed before
MaIteI>S Brown, notary public, October
~G9, 1894, Mr. Lamkin says: On the 27th
OF last January l fell and received injuries
which resulted in paralysis, OF the lett leg.
Several physicians who attended me said
l would be cripple for lie. Uuder Dr.
Walkers treatment my Improvement was
SO rapid that in less than a week / was
able TO walk without the aid of crutclles-
something ! had not done for MANY months
before" D &c
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CASE
Is that of Mr.. j. w Mobiles, of No. 3209
Sherman avenue northwest! formerly band
instructor in Troop X, Tenth Cavalry, L.
S. a. A man OF integrity, ability, and
education, makes the following remark
able statement co InnAe ndatory OF DIR.
K. A Walker: Il have Suffered untold
agouies from rheumatism since 1882.
Being in the government service 1 was
seut TO Hot Springs, Arkt,I SIX noi'ths
in 1893, and grew steadily worse. l
came to DR.. X. A. WalkeTtbree weeks ago
and If / had been offered all the money III
Washington at that time / could not have
| stood aloue. Now Lot only stand, tut
walk; my pain has disappeared, and have
gained nine pounds III weight. Is1eel' lIkeo
my former self. 1 regard my rapid re-
| covery as almost a miracle, and tf.er this
| slight testimonial to the man who cured
me / eau confidently recommend all
persons to him W ho suffer as .iu.
FROM "oUT WEST"
Mr Jackson Templeton writes from Nor
man, Oklahoma Territory, April %:
Il suffered for years with chronic ca
| tarrh, and during the past four years
| had the hay fever every fall. | was never
free from a cold in the head The in
.,r1f and hack a tiD1pS
made me miserable for hours. My nose
| would clog up first one side, then the
| other and / could only breathe through
| my mouth. Constant discharge of mucus
! into my throat caused a disgusting hawk
! ing and eXpectoTation. My appetite was
! fairly good, but my food did not agree
with me, and l suffered the most distress
| ing pains after eating. Owing TO the Sc
| we're pains III my head my eyes became in
| Yolved and ! had TO wear glasses. The
sleepless nights were torture, and
| arose in the morning worn out and with
out energy or ambition. lost flesh and
! strength and was weak in my limbs when
! / walked much.
| ''While in washington during the winter
/ visited DR.. R. A. Walkers office and
| took a course of treatment. l am new
man now and have gained in strength and
| weight In short have fully recovered.
think owe my life to Dr.. Walker.
THE FOLLOWING DISEASES
No less remarkable than these are a
! hundred other cases that might be cited,
| illustrating the unprecedented success of
| Dr. Walker in the treatment of all dSor-
ders of the brain and nervous system,
diseases of the skin and blood, catarrh,
astha, consumption, dyspepsia, malaria,
| rheumatism, neuralgia, hemorrhoids, dis
| eases of women, loss of vitality, sexual
! weakness, and all affections of the lungs,
! throat heart, liver, stomach, kidneys,
bladder, bowels, and other organs.
| Young or middle-aged men suffering from
| the effects of their own follies, vices, or
excesses, or men contemplating marriage
who are conscious of any impediment or
| disqualification, or those who feel their
| youthful vigor and power declining, should
consult Dr.. walker, who has been the means
| of restoring hundreds of such unfortunates
to health, strength and happiness.
| DIR. Walkermay ybeconsultedfTee ofcharge
personally or by letter. His well-knowu
sanitarium st 1411 Pennsylvania avenue,
| adjoining Wizards Hotel. is open daily
| for consultation aud treatment. Office
hours 10 g. m to p. m.;3Wednesday and
Saturday evenings, to s ;Suudays, 10 to
12. 9af
Charges for treatmentvefy low.
All interviews and correspondence sa-
credly confidential. No cases made pub
lie without consent of patients.