The evening world., 1888-10-11
CHICKERING HALL.
THIRD LECTURE or THE NEW OURs
by DIR. GREENE, OF 35 WEST
I4TH ST., NEW YORK.

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S"pp'ng the fountain oil HIS strength
rendering him weak nervous. enervated and exhausted.
and his Judgment tells him that IL Is a Frustrating disease
when mas It's weakening ana en'rvating clutch upon his
lie. IL only requires ihe use oil MS common sense to show
him that he is growing more and more debiitated and ex-
hhusted every day, and unless he seeks help from n physi-
clan skilled and experienced In such affections, a deplor-
able or iatal result Will inevitably ensue.
1.-THE second mistake made by physicians Is the iniuri-
Gus practice OF prescribing poisonous drugs In this dis
ease. strychnia' phosphorus and kindred poisons arc
prescribed bS phyS'olanH because they do not know what
else to give. Their own experience In the treatment Of
this class OF diseases is 40 limited that they know per-
sohaily nothing OF It's proper treatment. Strychnia and
phosphorus are mere stimulants. lashes. AZ 1t were. to
tue weakened and exhausted powers OF nature. They
never YIELD one particle OF added strength. and their
after ELECTS cause still further depression and eIhAus-
ton' what Is requlreu TO cure snch cases, what exper.
ience dictates ana observation proves, is tho use of our
harmless vegetable remedies, which restore strength to
the weakened ana exhausted organs. and by their powers
OF IMMIGRATION and restoration recreate tho natural
vitality anu viRor.
Such medicines Nature in her wise forethought has
provided for Just these conditions. 1t would seem that
u Divine Providence. knowing and understanding the
weakness anu ignorance whloh would LEAD men 30 widely
astray. had IN mercy and wisdom placed throughout tho
"iue LABORATORY Oh the earth THESE harmless yet potent
vegetable remedies, when restore to Gods weak and
erfing people the
strength, yigOr nul Vitality
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