The Portland daily press., 1870-12-28
EECTURES!
For the entertainment and instruction of Ladies and
Gentlemen, on anu
Physiology, Health and Hygiene,
OR HOW TO live!
Splendidy Illustrated with his
Unrivalled Anatomical Cabinet

oplenul1Iy Illustrated with his
Onr'valied Anatomical Cabinet
-Four Menikins: OF the color and sizs OF life
from winch al the Muscles and Internal Organs
1000 parts Of the Humpn Bodu Also.
A Real n umnn Rodv! prepared and dried en-
as to exhibit The Internal Organs, ana which was
Living Woman a short time ag).
An r Kim bal Enaach: imported from Eu-
Mammoth Models of the Eve Ear. Throat
Eeart, Lungs, Brain, Larynx, Windpipe, etc.
Tuesday Evening, Jan. 3,
LECTUREI
On the Complexion. Skin, Hair. Bathiuo Dress
etc: Hair: how kept from falling off, and MADE lux,
urient skin diseases. "nursing rash" 'buckwbeat
rasn sat. rheum. tetter, erystelas. scrotuIa etc
how to prevent them; how cure them How 10
smell sweet; how we do smell strong Quality and
quantity OF clothing Necessary Bathing the time,
the manner Its influence. Value of Fri ,.ion af,er
the palh. Cleanliness next to Goodness, etc,
Thursday Evening. Jan. 8.
LECTURE III.
:, Bones and Muscles, Strength, Long Life etc. 24O
Hores 40 Muscles. Use and com posi- lion OF bones
Nature and use of muscles. Manikin taken all
apart: How TO strengthen muscles Bedridden peo-
pie. "Overdone" people. Female delicacy, Wash
Ing dishes with a mop Getting finished" .'Heip-
meets" Modern i!ieas Of The work. Retired life
Lag ness, Poverty Failure In lite and how to suc-
coed, etc. If all people would hear and heed his lee
ture, there would be little weakness or poverty la
existence.
Friday Evening" JANICE,
LECTURE III.
Digestion. This lecture contains many practical
iacts II immense Importance to the Anne lean peo-
pIe The waste OF health and happiness growing emit
O. abuse Of me deestise organs beyond compute
Monday Evening: Jan. .,
LECTURE ~.
r. Throat. Chest. Diaphragm and Lungs. The Voice,
Hoarseness; Bronchitis -c.Brown clrters"J-
Ipof atno 81 Aekh
kinds. How to brea he,-Ve, tilatioa How to slesn'
Pure air. Who are weak who are strong; who are
long-hved. Inspiration, Enthusiasm, etc.
Tuesdny Eveniug, Eau. 10,
LECTURE y.
Food and Dirk. How to be fat How to be lean.
How 10 form Muscles, Brain Nerves. Bone. sc
how to be warm. How keep COOL Relative val
ue OF ali kinds OF food. What we should and s6oud
not drink. Pork-eating. Tobacco-chewing, SC.
PRIVATE LECTURES. EXTRA.
Thur'day Evening, Jnn. IL,
TO LADIES ONLY.
Woman and her diseases The causes The pre-
ventton. The care. Splendidly illustrated and 10
PEI pterecly cleae am ehaste with Models Paintings,
praise and enthusiasm.
Mond0v Eventng,'Jam 49,
TO GEMS ONLY.
Manhood How to lose it; how to win It. Norman
young or old. and no boy should tail to lear and
hsed this lecture,
Opinions Of the Press, Distiuxnishea Cir.
tzens, Professors, and Others.
The Doctor speaks With great fluency is thorough
" at home npon his theme, and has way OF sa, ing
wise ana racy things that is altogether original and
DR.. Hebbard Is not only one of the best lectnrert
In the country-he stands high as an Orator. Poe
:. Author. He is author OF the popu ar poems
"Toil snd Toers" and OF various works on Pbvsioi.
cgs, Anatomy, Hygiene, etc. His widely known eff.
isrts De ore the Lyceums, and mis- orations before
many Literary lnsdtu Ions oil this country place him
american. ~
The following is OF the resolutions passed with
great enthusiasm, $50 says the Brooklyn Eagle) by
the immense audience assembled to hear Dr. Heb
bara's concluding lecture before the Young Mems
Christ an Association OF that ctr.
Resolved. That it Is great pleasure to express
our appreciation of Prot. beubard as popular in
structor. We have found him entertaining in MAJ
ner, scientific in treatment, profound in research,
convincing in argument, elaborate and impressive.
touched our rtsibtes AMI his stories amused to a
high degaee; and the purity OF his motives his ear
nesness. enthusiasm and eloquence have won our
admiration. our confidence and esteem.
No series OF Lectures have ever been given in Bos-
ton OF more vital Importance than DIR. Richards;
and the mastery and agreeable manner in which he
treats the mo penous subjects under consideration
shows him to be thorough student, and a finished
STANDARDIZATION Journal
i nave heard Dr. Hebbard with great pleasure."-
Prof Francis.
"One OF the right stamp."-Horace Gresley
"a good man and true."- Shil,aber, (lfrs. Pa, / .
iagton)
"Excellent"-John P.erpont
Highly gratihsld in listening TO you last even NO
Pres Champlin, WaterriHe College.
$50 pany OF our sex can be so highly benefited by
dies Physiological Institute, Eoston.
''Stirrin. and eloquent" Cop. Morgan, N. Y.
"a gentleman OF culture aud science."-John G.
Wnittter.
"Spritei and vigorous. PROF LonQfeilo,c.
DR. Hebbard and his partner, Ellery ClHsbbald, nj
d. twh0 has enjoyed Is months experience in Belle
vue and Charity Hospitals, N. Y. city, will be at
their Rooms, at the UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Jan I'd, where they may be consulted professionally
upon all diseases to which the human BODY is sub
ject The sick may be assured that the most skill
ful attention Will be given them, and the latest and
most trustworthy improvements in Me,,ical and
Surgical Science in all the Hospitals of Europe and
America, adopted Tor their relief and cure.
Office hours from 10 A NJ to p NJ. For special
cases 9 to Pm.
First Lecture 10 cts; succeeding lectures 25 cents
Course Ics ets IS cts; Private Lectures So earh
Doors open at 7. Commence at liz O'Clock. dc26tt