The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03

Young and MiddIe.aged Men Host
Concerned.
Had few words to say.
To young and middle-Ased man.
That 10 how DIR. Greene OF 35 West 18th Ct,
New York. began bis lecture In Chioksrine
Hall.
| His few words. however. amounted to tho
weiGhtiest, most eloquent and powerfully In.
structive address which we believe the large
audiencoof mon presest had ever listened to.
And the lesson was needed.
Needed by the world. for the subject 10
| closely allied with the physical Aad mental
status Of future generations; assdsd by tho
young and middle aged men. upoa whom nos.
terity depends either for stronS and vieor.
Gus race or a nation Of weaklinGs: needed BY
the thousands who. through weakness and
folly. are suffering from nervous debility and
| exhausted vitality from those abuses and ex.
cesses which 40 surely wreck the mind. shat.
ter the nerves. and ruin completely all phys.
ical strength. energies. and powers. unless
cured In time
Youth Is prone to weakness. and weakness
allied with ignorance Of consequences makes
indiscretion ana folly inevitable. Il 10 this
1 fact which explains to-day tho thousands Of
partially wrecked constitutions among young
mon. the weakened vitality. the shattered
nerves. tho exhausted energies. the loss Of
! that noble strength and vlsor which 70 tn
make the perfect man. It 10 power. vigor.
strength which alone make man admirable: IL
is the energy Of strong vitality which makes
him successful In whatever work OF Business
he undertakes. and II he lie
Nerve weakeaea esd Nerve Exaasatss.
Slapped OF vigor and spent Of vitality. ensr.
| waited and debilitated. he will make pttisbls
and abject failure ri his life. his hopes. and
ambitions. unless he takes means to overcome
his weakness and regain his strength.
To such. DR.. Greene's ably instructive re-
marks were at once revelation. warnine.
and an encouragement Brought In deity con-
tact with 80 many OF these sufferers. he above
all other physicians II most eminently ousei-
fed to advise. direct, and treat such easss.
Himself q man Of great sympathisa With
charity and knowledge Of the frailty and weak.
ness OF human nature. he believes that II II not
tho physicians province to blame men for the
results OF ignorance but rather By good ad-
vice. counsel. and announcement TO ffSe the
patients respondent mind from the gloom
and weight Of apprehension which hss here-
tofore hung over him like cloud. while ct the
Same time he brings his skill and medicines to
bear to gradually but surely restore him 70
health. strength. and vitality
Now. what are the symptoms which indicak4
this condition OF lost vitality2
Dizziness.
Extreme nervousness. t'
Loss OF memory.
Flushing Of the face.
Dull feeling head and eyes.
Nervous tremors and tremblings
Fluttering and pslpitation 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-confidence. distasts for COM
pany. desire to DO alone.
Waking mornings tired and unrsfreshed.
with great sense Of fatigue following drains
upon the system.
General sense OF weakness. Lacquer. dull
ness. and exhaustion. with lack Of ambition
and energy and disipcllnation for physical q
mental effort.
These are the
Marks Of the Disease,
and they are plain to every one.
Now. 1t is a sad fact that some physicians
pretend to regard this complaint lightly. and
assure patients that no injury will follow
This is false. and the physicisn who makes
auch q statement does SO because he knows
absolutely nothing either OF the disease or its
treatment.
1t is a most serious disease. . dangerous
condition to be In. and it's consequences To life
and health are incalculable. Every sufferer
knows that 1t is no trivial complaint which Is
slowly but surely sapping his very life. which
he feels day BY day Is exhaustlng his strength.
parayzng his energies. and rendering him
weak and inefficient as q man. dsrkeninR all
II - - nd
ing him a mere wreck-a sembIance. as 1t
were. OF the strength and vigor he formerly
possessed.
The moral OF this is for sufferers to seek .
cure now. while the disease Is durable. and not
wait until It reaches an incursbls and hope.
less stage
The disease is q perfectly durable one. but
requires great skill and experience upon the
part OF the physician. and above oil the exact
medicines necessary to effect tho cure. The
specialist alone. who by study and iavestiga-
ton thoroughly understands this class Of dis
fnaou sn Success aa has the psrsot
treatment to cure. is the physician to whom
ssb IN s Sfe w 1peth s lesson o, Dr.
And Dr. Greene knows whereof ,he speaks
eases and their treatment special study and
stands to-day the
Hest kaOwa SD HSst esecessfui
specialist in their cure In this country. 10 fact
his discoveries in medicines 81 preserihei az
vision at his great medical laboratory are Tho
only recognized and sarablshed remedies
which Offer to the sufferer from this di+iresssS
ing com plant . sure and positive guarantee"
cure. on
Thousands Of young and mddIe.aged m n1
with shattered nerves. weakened power, I M
exhausted vitality. who had tried y vain ~
treatment OF other physicians nnti rd i"s Almost
hopeless. have. by applying to pr ml I.e1 10
treatment and cure. beer, soon, soon In TACT. the
sound health. strength. and y E. fo r SUI.
rs.s sI!sa b. ~S M1sr L.. If Il,
give; io % mTn xii doubtless he a greAk
snt 70 All smiI.r.yy slsstsd ,,mD,,
10 tn!9s II urermaIJ can scarcely tell the
storyn, nv me wwnn1Ierful cure through the agency
s S"fndd aas SrsS, sa