The sun., 1890-10-16
CHICKERlNG HALL.
VALUABLE LECTURE TO MEN
BY DIR. GREENE OF 35 WEST
I4TH ST., NEW YORK.
Why So Many Men Lack Physical ana
Nerve Strength-Something for Men
20 Ponder Over and Weigh Well lta
Meaning.

other OF his OF free illustrated lectures IN
ChckernE Hall last evening The lecture was private
to mon and the vast audience followed with closest
attention the important aud weghty utterhnoes Of this
famous physician whose wide experience and thoTouEh
knowledge OF these subjects have made him perhaps
the best known aud successful physician In this
country
There subject OF greater importance 70 the bus
mesa commercial, and industrial interests OF the world
than the physical and health OF men saoOoss In
any pursuit. OF life demands health as the nrnt and
greatest confederation, and the lack OF GOOD health
the physical and power and stamina 70 suocesp
fully struggle with the worlds the greatest handicap
man can possibly have.
4 Thousands OF of high ambitionS intellectual ~
inments and mental ents have been paratyrso
in their oorts and deprived OF in life because
they have not the power and visor and
the physical strength to successfully cope with busy
and bustltng world How many Thousands Of younR
men to- day feel this condition OF weakness their
greatest obstacle and how many Thousands OF middle
aged men ascrbe their lack of other
cause and look back whh keencst that they dd
not mako tho reestablshment OF their health and
atrength their first dutyf
Tho causes which conspire this condition Of physi-
cal and nerve weakness in men," began DR.. Groeno
"arc many and varied, but all other causes bear no
comparison to those insdious and hidden sources OF
physical and nervous weakness among men no prsva-
lent at the present day. Many who had formerly
supposed himself possessed Of pow erful physique aud
strong and steady nerve
Wondern at His Feeling or Exhaustion, 4
assitude and lack OF inclination phyuica and mon
tai exerton where before he had feeling Of strong
and vigorous physical and norvs power he now has
only sense OF weaknesS languor, dulnesS and or.
haustion.
"Busness men and clerks whose prosperity depends
upon their oearness Of brain and mind find their mon
tai strength impaired and their endurance power
to work read or study diminished. Professional men,
studentA and mechanics often nnd their power OF
thought decreased where formerly they could endure
many consecutive hours OF close application of tho
mind. they now nnd that tho thoughts wander, and
there Inability to fix tho mind for any length time
upon one subject with this there s extremely ner-
vous and irritable condition. duh, cloudy sensation
often accompanied by disagreeabs feelings In the he ad
and eyes
AS these symptoms increase there ia usually n de-
ranEement Of the digestive organR with gradual fail,
Ing or strength and weakness wearinesG and pain in
the back especially noticeable in the morning Thern
10 often hau taste in the mouth morning. tho vision
becomes dim the memory is impaired thore ia fire.
quent dizziness Persons thus affected are often de-
spondent and suffer from gloom and depression Of tho
mind. The nerves become weakened after time
that the least excitement shock will the face or
bring on tremor trembling often attended by more
or less palDitHuOn OF the heart.
THE person having these symptoms, or portion OF
them Is suffering from nervous debility caused by ex
hausted nervous vitality from those excesseu Ind
abuses which must inevitably gradually break down
the nervous and physical system unless proper
strengthening and invHoratinE remedies are used to
N''iSO"o '"e "eahuess Anu ro-ebtADubn noAltn ana
strength.
I'VE have thus briefly referred to the cause of the
present prevalence OF nervous diseases among and
the long train Of symptoms which such affections en-
tall. Let US now look for tho treatment and cure
Being brought in contact with many thousands of suf
ferers from this disease. am in my practice roo
ognze nrst OF all that they demand the
Physicinn'a Deepest Sympathies,
rather than his blame or censuro Physicians have no
right to condemn patients for tho result of iEnoranca
Neither thsd
do many phyRcians whose lack experience and fail
ure to cure such affections lead them
that the trouble s trivial and should NO anxiety
whatever Every sufferer knows that It In trivial
cause which Is gradually saprinR the fountain OF hs
strength, rendering him nervous weak, enervAed and
exhausted and his Judgment tells him It Ia pros.
rating disease which has its weakening ana enerva,nR
clutches upon his life 1t only requires the use OF his
common sense to show him that It should not be
neglected that no is growing more and debili-
tAted and exhausted every day. and unless he seeks
help from physician skilled and experienced in such
affections depIorabe fatal result will inevitably
enBue.
Another pernicous habit among physicians is prs.
Bcrfbing deadly poisons in this disease StrychniA
phosphorus, and kindred posons are prescribed by
physicians because they DO know what to rye
Their own experience In the treatment of this class Of
diseases is so limited that thoy know personally moth
Ing OF tho proper treatment strychnia and phos-
phorus nero stimuants lasheE a. IL wore " the
weakened and exhausted powers of nature They
ye'd one particle OF added strength. and their
@tor euech cause stI further depression and oxiaus
noh hhAt is required to cure such cAseS what eKpS.
rence dictates ami observation proVeS the
harmless vegetable remedies which restore strength
the weakened and exhausted organs and by their pow
ers OF nrgoraton and restoration recreao the
vitality and vigor
such medicines nature In her wise forethought, has
provided for Just those conditions. 1t would seem that
Divine Providence, knowing and understanding the
weakness and Ignorance which lead men widely
Astray had In mercy and wisdom placed throughout tho
wide laboratory of tho earth these harmless pol
tent vegetable remedies which restore 70 Gods weak
and erring people tle strength v!Ror and vitality they
have lost
Under the use OF these vitazing remedies the dull
eyes regain their 6rance tho lines In the face dSAp
pear the pale look and hollow cheeks give place to ho
hush of renewed health the nerves become strong and
steady tho blood courses again through the system IN
heAlthful streams aud the sad heart becomts Light
whie tho
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