Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-24
FOR MEN ONLY. "A Splendid Private Lee.
 ture to Men. Powerful Words Never To Be
 Forgotten. ohickerino Hall, New York City. Has Great Rudienccs Every Word Went Straight 10 the
 Heait. A Talk That Was of Great and
 Priceless Value.
Special from New York City l

PIice'esS Value.
 Special from New York City NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 23.-Men want 10 be strong. They want good health, sound bodies, vigorous constitutions. They were told just how 10 obtain all | these last evening, in that great private lecture to men, given by the noted special | ist, Dr Greene, of 8 West l4th street, New York City, in Chickering Hall, New York City. People have learned that when this noted physician gives lecture, they will hear something they want to know, some thing that will greatly benefit them. The Doctor has devoted his whole life to the study of chronic and nervous diseases. His treatment Is so different and his sue | cess so much greater than that of any other physician that his name and the wonder ful cures he has made, and Is making every | day, are known in every household in the | land. man who can rise to such a con | cepiion of the action of medicines on the human system, has indeed we'll earned the title of the greatest living specialis'. His private lecture 10 men Is one of the most important and valuable which he ] gives, inasmuch as 1t deals with that large | class of nervous. weak men, which Is so | fearfully common. For what is more ter rible than physically and mentally weak man. with weak nerves, whose energy and \ aulDlNlOn are gone Ana Nek lnis great country Is filled with just such men, whose hopes have been blighted, ambitions par | alyZed, and whose lives have proved fail | ures because of weakened nerves and ex- hausted strength.
 | Thousands of young men of the bright est intellect, with unlimited brain power, and of the most splendid prospects, notice that they are not making the most of their abilities, that their power to work is falling short, and that they are
 Not Making Tha' succ.s.
 for which they had reason 10 hope. Thous- ands of middle aged men of undoubted ability, of indomitable perseverance and of the highest mental attachments have seen their power, little by little. 20 from them until they have been forced to abandon their lofty ambitions and give up in des- pair. Like Ihe fine sands of an hoi glass Irickling through a minute opening. so their power. yigor and ambition uucon- | sciously fades away leaving them weak, enervated and unable to longer maintain tlleir position in the business world. Thou sands Of old men, with whiiened hair and hollow cheeks. have looked back on life replete with disappointmenls and failuTes, realizing when 1t Is too late, why they have not succeeded, and with q sigh they have exclaimed, Oh, that had looked To my health.'
 There are many cases which induce this | Oi HGGNOuS anu puNSlt1l c lk-
 ness. but the most destructive of all are those insiduous and hidden sources W hich are so prevalent in this age
 How does this terrible afiiiciion com.
 meucc ?
 Nervousness, growing desire 10 be
 alone. inability to fix the mind for any
 length of time, weakness, dull head, dim.
 ness of vision, impaired memory. gloom
 and depression sf mind, headache and dig
 ziness. There is flushing of the face or
 the least excitement, a feeling of coward
 ice, unsteadiness Uf nerves Sleeplessness
 trembling. loss of confidence: Ihe ilIoughl.
 wander. and the person walk s In the morn
 ing tired and unTefTeshcd, and with a baC
 taste in the mouth.
 There is restlesSnt ss. trembling of Ih,
 voice on excitement, irritabilily, q dull cloudy sensation, often attended by disa
 greeable feelings in the head and eyes, ant
 the mind is easily confused. At timet
 there is
 Weakness and Pain
 in the back and palpitation of the heart There Is a lack of force, energy and powe
 and the ambition is gone.
 These symptoms mean that the person i
 suffering from nervous debility, and tha
 the whole nervous system is becoming ex hausted and enfeebled. The conseqnenc, i of this condition are most fearful. The, cannot be depicted in language too strong
 for the very hope of any success in life de bends upon the persons recovery. Man, ? a physical and mental wreck can be ITacei To this disease.
 And what is the cure for this ttrribl
 calamity? What can they do 10 get we'll . There Is no man living who has done s' much for this large class of patients as D
 Greene, nor is there any branch of hi practice in which this specialist has ob
 Iained such maj yelOus results. Seeing il his large piacIic the terrible results of Uni disease, and knowing of the inability O ' other physicians 10 cope with ii ,aud indee, B he failure of most of them 10 rccogniz ! | such a complaint, tEe Doctor determine, f t) ake this department q special stud ' He searched the laboratories of the W Jr d 7 devoting years of uiy and enormous sum l of men y to learn positively the action O
 every known medicine on these parts s His success has far exceeded his grrates { expectations. The combination of harm - less, vegetable remedies he has succeede 0 in bringing together and compoundin for this complaint is most wonderful S He has prepared remedies for this terribl 0 physical and nervous weakness in men, s - potent in their healing and stiengthenin F power, so irresistible in their effects, an ;. so permanent in their results, that there z. no case which cannot be cured by them . They strike at the root of
 !! This Fearful Ami :tIon d and under their vitalizing influence tn
 downhearted and Respondent person 500 0 begins to feel new life within him, tn ]. eyes sparkle with health, the nerves bt 0 come strong and steady, the mind regain e its cheerfulness, the pallor and hollo 2 cheeks disappear and he blood become if rich and pure, sending renewed vigor an O health throughout the system.
 e He feels himself ready for any undertal j. ing; the gloom and depression is gone. th
 step Is firm and buoyant and the heal
 cheerful with hope and ambition This
 what Dr Greene's remedies are doing ey, d " day for these poor sufferers. They al A making strong, able men out of weak ne n vous sufferers, and surely no greater ( f. nobler work was ever accomplished. D. Physicians have al \ avs been in the hal
 1t of prescribing poisons for this disea: " and the harm done by them is incalcul { ble. Such poisonous drugs do not in u . least build up and strengthen the systen I- they only impoverish the blood, weake "a still more the already exhausted nearve and makes the person worse than befo m taking them. Common sense will tell a !. thinking persons that harmless vegetab
 remedies which give renewed strength al
 vigor, are what are required in this
 well as all chronic and nervous diseases. = Thousands of unhappy sufferers all ov
 the land are constantly being cured by h
 wonderful remedies. If you belong
 this class, do not delay another momen
 but consult Dr Greene, take his remedi
 yourself and get we'll For you willll
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