The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-10-13

strength.
To such Dr. Greene's ably instructive re-
marks We're at once a revelation, warning
and an encouragement. Brought in daily
contact with so many of these sufferers, he
above all other physicians is most eminently
qualified to advise, direct and treat such
cases. Himself "a man of great sympathies
with a charity and knowledge of the frailty
a d weakness of human nature, he believes
that it is not the physicians province tC
blame men for the results of ignorance, but
rather by good advice, counsel and encour-
agement to free the patients Respondent
mind from the gloom and weight of appre-
hension 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 inui-
cate this condition of lost vitality?
Dizziness.
Extreme nervousness.
Loss OF memory.
Flushing of the face.
Dull feeling head and eyes.
Nervous tremors and tremblimgs.
Fluttering and palpitation of the heart.
Dependency and depression of the mind.
Inability to fix the mind for any length of
time upon one subject.
Loss of self-contidence. distaste for com
pany, desire to be alone.
Waking mornings, tired and unrefreshed.
with great sense OF fatigue following drains
upon the system.
General sense of weakness. anguor, dull
ness and exhaustion, with lack of ambition
and energy, and Discrimination for mental or
physical effort.
These are the
MARKS OF THE DISEASE.
and they are plain to every one
Now, il is d sad fact that some physicians
pretend to regard this complaint lightly, and
assure patients that no injury will follow
This is false, and the physician who makes
such a statement does 80 because he knows
absolutely nothing either of the disease or
its treatment.
It is mott serious disease. d DANGEROUS
condition to be in, and its consequences to
life and health are incalCuaiJle. Every suf-
ferer knows that it is no trivial complaint
which is slowly but surely Sapping ms very
life, which he feels day by day is exhausting
his strength, paralyzing his energies and
rendering him weak and inefficient as a
man. darkening all his future with gloom
and despair and leaving him amere wreck
a Semblance, dis it we e. of the strength and
vigor he formerly possessed.
The moral of this is for sufferers to seek a
cure now, while the disease is durable. and
not wait until it reaches an ncurable and
hopeless stage.
The disease is a perfectly durable one but
requires great skill and experience upon the
part of the physician, and above all the elac1
medicit>es necessary 10 effect Me cure. The
specialist alone, who by study and investi-
CATION thoroughly understands this class OF
diseases, and who by long experience and
continuous success has discovered the per-
feet treatment to cure, is the physician tc
whom sufferers should apply
Such, in brief, was the lesson of Dr.
Greene's lecture.
And DE-. Greene knows whereof he speaks.
He has for many years made this class OF
diseases and their treatment a special study
and stands to-day the
BEST KNOWN AND MOST SUCCESSFUL
specialist in their cure in this country In
fact, his discoveries in medicines as pre-
scribed at his office and prepared under his
direct supervision at his great medical labo-
ratorv are the only recognized and establish
ed remedies which offer to the sufferer from
this distressing complaint a sure and posi-
tive guarantee of cure.
Thousands of young and middle-aged men
with shattered nerves, weakened powers and
exhausted vitality, who had tried in vain the
treatment of other physicians until they had
become discouraged, despairing and almost
hopeless, have, by applying to Dr. Greene
for treatment and cure, been soon restored
to sound health, strength and vgor In fact
the enthusiastic words of one of these form
ct sufferers cured by DIR. Greene's wonder
1ui medlclneS, letter from whom the writer
had the pleasure of reading, will doubtless
be a great encouragement to all similarly
affected.
81 think DR.. Greene's remedies are simply
grand, y he writes 81 can scarcely tell the
story of my wonderful cure through the
agency of these medicines with one-haf the
praise they deserve. Ignorance and ndis-
erection had brought NE to a terrible condi-
ton. | was almost a wreck of my former
self. both physically and mentally, while NV
nerves We're completely shattered Tie re-
suit of DR.. Greenes treatment was most
wonderful. | got better right away. My
nerves grew as strong and steady as iron
anG my mind, which had been depressed
and gloomy, became clear, bright and happy
| am now perfectly cured, and all through
the use of DR.. Greene's wonderful metli-
cines.
Under such circumstances we cannot Il,
better than to advise sufferers to apply t,
Dr. Greene for the cure they viii be sure t.
receive through his treatment. The doctor
can be consulted free of charge at his office
~ Temple Place, Boston, Mass personally
or by letter. There is no charge made to any
one except the price of the medicines neces.
sary to cure, and then only in case YOU de
eide to adopt the treatment. If you canno,
consult him personally, do not fail to write
him about your disease, for he treats eases
all over the United States by letter CORE
spondence, sending the necessary medicines
to cure by express.