The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-06

- ApllH1 anu ilHulH'-dStil litus
That i how Dr. Greene oi 81 Temple
place. Boston. began his lecture last
"Wednesday night al fremont Temple.
His few words. however, amounted In
The wcighticSt. most eloquent and POW
erfuly instructive address which We be-
lievc the large audience of men present
had eNer Ii tened To.
And the lesson Wis needed.
Needed bV the world, for the subject
i, closely allied with the physical and
mental status ot future generations:
needed by the young and middlc-aged
an. upon whom po>tcrity depends
either fora strong and vigorous race or
Il nation of weaklngs; needed by the
thousands who. through weakness and
folly. are suffering from nervous debility
and exhausted vitality from thcse abuses
and excpsscS which 81 surely wreck the
mind and shattrr the nerves and ruin
completely all physical strength, ener-
.eS and powers. unless cured in time.
Youth i prone Ia weakness and weak
ness allied with ignorance of consequent
ces makes indiscretion and folly newt
able. II is this fact which cNplains to-
day the thousands of partially wrecked
constitutions among young men, the
weakened vitality. tn shattered nerves.
the exhausted cnergieS-the loss of that
noble strength and vigor which go To
make the perfect man. II j. power.
vigor. strength. which alone make man
admirable; it is the energy of strong
vitality which makes him successful in
whatever work or business he under
takes. and If he is
Nerve weakened and Nerve Exhausted
Slapped of vigor and spent of vitality,
enervated and debilitatcd he will make
Il pitiable and abjcct failure of his life,
his hopes and ambitions. unless he takes
means To overcome his weakness and re-
gain his strength.
To such Dir. Grecne'> ably isntructive
remarks were at once revelation, a warn
ing and an encouragement. Il. ought i'll
daily contact with 50 many of these suffer
ers. he above all other physicians is most
emiucntly qualified to advise, direct and
treat such cases. Himself Il man of
great sympathics, 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 en-
enlargement to free the patients des-
pondent mind from the gloom and weight
of apprehension which has heretofore
hung over Him like IA cloud, while at the
same time he brings his skill and medi-
cines to bear to gradually but surely re-
store him tohealtll. strengthand vitality.
Now, what are the symptoms which i'll
dictate TINS condition oil lost Vitality
Dizziness.
Extreme nervousness.
Loss OF memory.
Flushing OF the face.
Dull feeling head and eyes
Nervous tremors and tremblingS.
tluttering and palpltation of the heart.
Dependency and depression of the
mind.
inabiiliN to hN the lnlhd any length
oi tlllle upon one su.leet'
LOSS OF sclI-cohuncncr, dlstastc Tor
company, desire. to be lei alone.
Waking mornings, tired and nnreiresll-
ed. with great SENSE OF fatigue follow
inS drains upon the system.
General sense or weakness iang"r- d,ll-
ness ana exhaustion. WIN lack OF ahhi-
ton ana energy anu dissemination ler
mental or physical effort
These are tn"
Marks of the Disease,
and they are plain To every one.
Now. il is sad fact that some plvsi-
clans pretend to regard this complaint
tightly. and assure patients that no in
Jury will follow. his is false, and the
physician who makes such a statement
doe, so because he knows absolutely
nothing either of the disease or its trca
IN mt.
IL i a most serious diScas E, Il danger
mn. condition to be in. and it consequence
,s to life and health are mealeuablc
Every sufferer knows that il j. no trivial
,,,,i,;nt which i slowly lint surely
sanniup his very life. which he feels day
nv aoy is pxhaustinw his strength. para
4 vAN,1 his energies and rrnde inm him
s,..ok and inefficient as "A man, darkcning
all his futura will, gloom and despair,
nd leaving him a mere wreck-a scmb-
innca ne II we're. of the strength and
x;yo, he formerly possessed.
frhr moral of This il for sufferers to
sock , cure now while the disease is
,,r,hlo and NOT wait until il reaches an
;nnnr,hln and homeless stage.
,I,ho DISEASE l. n nrrfertlv rurablr one,
hui requires great skill and experience
,non the mart of the physician. and above
III The exact medicines necessary to
,.f,nct the rurr. The specialist alone,
xhohvstu lv and Investigate IN thorough 7
L., unj.rst.nds This class of diseases. and
~ lony cxnerience and continuous sue
COS. has discovered the perfect treat
mont 70 cnre is the physcan to whom
.nNnrors should apply.
Snch IN brief vas the lesson of DR..