The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05

Mrs. Cbas. Maltby, of Detroit, says: | was
taken with Lagrippe last winter; soon after
rheumatism set in, affecting my whole system:
ny sufeiings at times were intense and In a
short time mad become so emaoiated that l
crutches could go around at all. took less
than months treatment Of DIR. Walker, who
completely restored me to health.
The following remarkable statement is made
by Mrs. A. e. Stanlake, regarding her case
She Says: For twenty long years was a con.
slant sufferer. My case baffied the skill OF
many noted physicians, each one giving diff
ferent opinion of what allied me. i took their
medicines faithfully without any permanent
benefit. 1 was completely discouraged and
aUu tba %usS de w In reading III the papers
be at the hotel decided to call and see him.
After thorough examination the doctor pro-
nounced my. case durable, and am happy to
say that such proved to be the case In one
months time under DR.. Walkers care, / was
completely cured, and have been we'll ever
since. 1 feel unable to thank the doctor enough
for this remarkable restoration 10 health I
make the above statement voluntarily for the
benefit OF all suffering ones.'
Signed: MRS. A. @, STANLAKE
Mr.. Edwin Sperry, well known citizen of
st. Johns, says: II wish TO publicly express
my gratitude to DIR Walker for the great good
i have received through his treatment L had
been afflicted with catarrh of the head throat
and stomach for years. Having tried a number
Of other doctors without any permanent relief,
me right along, and am now pleased to say
am enjoying good health. cheerfuiiy recon.
n end the doctor to all. similarly afflicted"
Signed: EDWIN SPERRY
st. Johns, Mich
Mrs. s. w. Rose, of Ovid, cur ed of catarrh OF
the stomach of fifteen years. standing
None, perhaps, feel more graf eful to the doc
tor than does Mrs j. II, Dennis, of Ovid. She
says: II wish every poor sufferer might knew
the good have received under DIR. walkers
treatment and profit from my experiences.
There are many in Ovid and Vicinity who know
Il
complication of diseases which seemed to resist
all medical skill until consulted DIR. Walker
grateful 10 the doctor and offer this testimon.
ial voluntarily for the benefit Of all chronic
sunerers' MRS. J. II. DENNIS.
Mrs. Chas. Todd, of Hamburg, Livingston Co..
Mich, says: About four years ago my trouble
began, The doctors called my disease con-
sumption of the bowels. From the time 7 was
mrst TAKEN steadily grew worse in spite of all
and that death was staring me In the face Tn
this condition went to DR.. w. O. Walker. or
whose skill had heard so much After taIing
course of his treatment am entirely cnrad
l feel very grateful. signed:
Mrs. CHAs. Topp.
hamburg, Livingston Co., Mich. Feb. 6, 1900.
Epilepsy Tor dts) positively cured by a recent
scientific discovery.
Mr.. Q. NJ Stutzman cured of blood and skin
disease OF twelve years standing
Miss x, II. cured of female weakness after
being treated by many noted physicians.
DR.. Walker successfully treats ALI diseases
OF the eye, ear, nose, throat, lungs. and ali
chronic, private and nervous diseases and de-
formities, as graduated lids, deafness cross
eyes, discharge of the ears broncbltis cataryb'
chronic cough, goitre (big neckl fever sores
and ulcers. Bright's disease, rheumatism ali
diseases OF the kidneys and bladder hea,t
stomach and nervous diseases chorea 1st
Nitus dance), epilepsy (hts), general debiStv.
serofula, skin diseases, and all diseases dine 10
pad blood Also special diseases OF men and
women
confidential S'''''y
Remember. DR. Walker has made n snao,.I,,,.-
OF chronic diseases 70. many wears md -
success ia we'll known 'S''' ""'f - |
W Will give special attention To dia,Shf
cases and TO eases other ply sicians have failed
TO cure. Bank references. nave 'aie"
Persons applying for treatment viii n,sssa
bring from two To tour ounces of urine 6rst
passed In the morning preferred, for anaIysis
Question blanks sent on application. Enclose
tor can address, ~ e'o '"e "o''
w. G, WALKER, M. d.
LUCK ooA 20. Detroit, Mich.