The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07
IMPORTANT.
The Great Free Lecture in
Music Hall, Providence.
Startling Facts for All Men
to Consider.
A Great Warming and "a Great
Hope for Men.
A Most Powerful and Impressive
Lesson.
Young and MiddIe.Aged Men Most
Concerned.
Had a few words to say.

That is how DIR. Greene Of "a Temple
pl, Boston. began his lecture last night
in Music Hall, PRoyIDENCE.
His few words, however, amounted to
the weightiest. most eloquent and power
fully instructive address which we be-
lieve the large audience of men pre- sent
had ever listened TO.
And the lesson was needed.
Needed by the world, for the subj ect is
closely allied with the physical and men
tai status Of future eLerations: needed
by the young and middle-aged men, upon
whom posterity depends either for ~
strong and vigorous race or nation OF
weakIings; needed by the thousands who
through weakness aud folly, are sufferin Z
from nervous debility aud exhausted vi
tality from these abuses and excesses
which so surely wreck the mind. shatter
the nerves and ruin completely all physi-
cal strength, energies and powers. unless
cured in time.
Youth is prone to weakness, and weak
ness allied with ignorance OF consequen-
cts makes iudiscretion and folly ipevita-
BILE. 1t is this fact which explains to-day
the thousands of partially wrecked con-
stitutlons among young men, the weak
ened vitality, the shattered nerves, the
exhausted energes-tae loss OF that noble
perfect man. 1t is power, vlgor, strength
which alone make man admirable; IL Is
the energy of strong vitality which makes
him successful IN whatever work or busi-
ness he undertakes. and IL he Is
Nerve weakened and Nerve Exhausted,
sapped of yigor and spent of .sitaiity,
enervated and debilitai ed, he will make
"A pitiable aud abject failure OF his life,
his hopes and ambitions, unless he takes
means to overcome his weakness and re
gain his strength.
To such Dr. Greene's ably instructive
remarks were ut once revelation. a
warning and an encouragement. Brought
in daily contact with so many Of these
sufferers, he above all other ~ ysicians is
most eminently qualified TO advise, direct
and treat such cases. Himself man OF
great sympathies, with charity and
knowledge OF the frailty and weakness Of
human nature, he believes that it is not
the PHYSICIANS province to blame men
for the results of ignorance, but rather
by good advice, counsel and encourage
ment TO free the patients despondent
mind from the gloom and weight or APP
prehension which has heretofore hung
over him like "A cloud, while at the same
time he brings his skill and medicines TO
bear to gradually but surely restore him
to health, strength and vitality.
Now, what are the symptoms which In
dicate this condition Of lost Vitality
Dizziness.
Extreme nervousness.
Loss OF memory.
Flushing Of the face.
Dull feeling head and eyes.
Nervous tremors and tremblings.
Fluttering and palpitation of the heart.
Dependency aud depression of the
mind
Inability to fix the mind for any length
OF time upon one subject.
Loss OF self-confidence, distaste for
company, desirs TO be alone.
Waking mornings, alfred and unre-
freshed, with great sense OF fatigue fol
lowing dralns upon the system.
General sense OF weakness, languor,
dullness and exhaustion, with lack OF
ambition aud energy. and disinclination
for mental or physical effort
These are the
Marks of the Disease,
and they are plain to every one.
Now, IL is n sad fact that some physi
clans pretend TO regard this complaint
lightly, and assure patients that no in
jury Will follow. This Is false, and the
physician who makes such statement
does so because he knows absolutely moth
ing either oil the disease or its treat
ment.
IL is a most serious disease, n dangerous
condition TO be in, aud its consequences
TO life aud health are lncalculable Every
sufferer knows that IL is no trivial com
plant which is slowly but surely sappinK
mis- very life, which he feels day by cay is
exhausting his strength, paralyzing his
energies and rendering nim weak aud in-
elicielt as n man, darkening all his
future with gloom aud despair and leav-
ing hiu "a mere wreck--a semblance, as A.
were, OF the strengtn aud vigor he form
erly possessed.
seek cure now while the disease Is cur
able, AID not wait until It reaches an in
durable aud hopeless stage.
The disease IN perfectly curable one.
but requires great skill and experience
upon t"e part OF the physician, and above
all The crdct medicines accessory To effect
The cure. The specialist alone, who by
study aud Investigation thoroughly un.
drrstands this class Of diseases, aud who
by loug experience and continuous sue
cess has discovered the perfect treatment
70 cure, is the physician To whom suffer
ers should apply.
Such, In brief, was the lesson OF DIR.
Ureenes lecture.
And DIR. Greene knows whereof he
speaks. lie has Tor many years made
tnls class Of disca YES ana tneir treatment
Especial study aud ST. tnds to-day the
Best known and Most Successful
specialist In their curs in this country
In fact, his discoveries in medicines as
prescribed at his 0fiics and prep tred uuder
his direct supervision at hls great medi-
cal labDrai DRY are the ouly recognized
and established remedies which offer TO
the sufferer from this distressing com.
plnint sure aud positive guarantee OF
cure.
THOUSANDS OF young and middle-aged
men with shattered nerves. weakened
powers aud exhausted vitality, who l.a4l
tried ln vain TIE treatment Of other
physicians until tLeY had become Ills
outraged, despairing anu almost hope
less. have, by applying TO d.. Greeue ior
tIeatlueDt aud cure, been soOn restored
10 sound health. strength ahA rigor. IL