The Portland daily press., 1892-11-29

A great free lecture in City hall last
evening.
Certainly the most magnificent dis
solving views ever seen in this city.
And to our mind one of the grandest,
most interesting, and, at the same time,
most instructive lectures to which our
people have been treated for long time.
But we always expect something of far
more than ordinary interest and attrac-
ton when DR.. Greene, the well known
and eminent physician of "a Temple pl.,
Boston, announces a course of his mag
nificently illustrated lectures.
DIR. Greene is comforting great bene-
fits upon the community by these free
lectures, which, while he makes them of
the most absorbing interest to the great
audiences invariably present, contain as
well deep fund of valuable instruction
and information.
But these benefits, great as they are,
bear no comparison to the widespread
good accomplished by this skilful and
successful physician in his enormous
practice among sufferers from disease.
DR.. Green is specialist in every
sense of the word, treating only that
class of affections known as chrome or
long-standing diseases. He has devoted
his life to the thorough knowledge and
understanding of these diseases, which
include. those troubles and ailments of
lingering nature affecting the blood,
nerves, stomach, throat and lungs,
heart, kidneys, liver. bowels, and other
organs, and which the ordinary family
physician or general practitioner among
acute fevers, accidents, etc., has neither
the time, facilities, nor inclination to in
vestig tie or understand.
In curing this class of disease, DR..
Greene has been, eminently successful,
SO successful, in fact, that he at the
present day has, without doubt, the
largest practice Of any physician in the
world. His discoveries of wonderful
and remarkable curative remedies among
medicines, and the almost absolute GER
tainty with which he perfectly and COM
pletely cures the large majority of cases
who apply to him for treatment, have
made his name known and his skill
understood not only all over the United
States, but his reputation has brought
many sufferers from foreign countries to
be healed by his really marvellous treat
ment.
Another thing of great Importance to
most sufferers from disease is the fact
that DR.. Greene can be consulted free
of charge, He never under any circum-
stances makes any charge for advice and
consultation, either when the patient
calls personally or writes for such adj
vice.
The doctor believes that patients
should not be burdened with the pay
ment of fees, that it is for treatment
only which thesick should have to pay
that is for the medicines necessary to
effect the cure. For this reason his con-
situations are entirely and absolutely
free to all, and as he manufactures at
his great medical laboratory all the mar
vellous remedies and preparations which
are so wondrously effective in restoring
the sick and diseased to health, he fur
nishes them to those who apply for his
advice, and treatment at a price easily
within the reach of all.
If you are suffering from any form of
chronic or nervous disease, and have
failed to receive held from your family
physician, be sure and consult this most
successful specialist, DR.. Greene, at his
OulC6, OF ICIlPlO Pis3 DOolO13 4udco.t
either personally or by letter. We are
positive that you will never regret the
day you placed yourself and your disease
in his slxilful hands.
Dr.Greene can be consulted free of
charge in the anteroom of City Hall,
Nov 329th and Dec. list.
We are pleased to state that DR..
Greene will continue his great course Of
free illustrated lectures in City Hall,
Tuesday and Thursday evenings at s
o'clock. On Thursday evening the lect-
ure will be private to men only. This
important lecture will be completely and
accurately illustrated by dissolving
views, and no young or middle aged
man should miss it. Admission is free
to all parts of the hall. On Thursday
afternoon ats o'clock the doctor will
give free private illustrated lecture to
ladies only. The lecture is free and the
hall should be packed full. H.
IMPORTANT TO KNOW.