The Press., 1894-11-01

HAS GREAT AUDIENoE-EvERY WORD
 WENT STRAIGHT TO THE HEART--A TALK
 THAT WAS OF GREAT AND PRICELESS VAL
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 Especial from Ne,o YorE City.l
 NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 23.-Men want to be strong. They want good health, sound bodies, vigorous constitutions.
 They were told just how to obtain all these last evening, in that great private lecture to men, given by the noted spec ialist, Dr. Greene, of 35 West 14th 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, something that will greatly benefit them. ..r ....E
 The doctor has devoted his whole life to the study of chronic and nervous dis eases His treatment is so different and his success so much greater than that of any other physician, that his name and the wonderful cures he has made, and is making every day, are known in every household in the land. A man who can rise to such a conception of the action of medicines on the human system, has indeed well earned the title of the great est living specialist.
 His private lecture to men is one of the most important and valuable which he gives, inasmuch as it 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 ambition are gone. And yet this great country is filled with just such men, whose energy and ambition are gone. And yet this great country is filled with just such men, whose hopes have been blighted, ambitions paralyzed, and whose lives have proved failures because of weakened nerves and exhausted strength. Thousands of young men of the bright | est intellect, with unlimited brain power, l and of the most splendid prospects, notice | that they are not making the most of their abilities, that their power to work I is falling short, and that they are Not Making That Success | for which they had reason to hope. Thou sands of middle-aged men of undoubted ability of indomitable perseverance, and of the highest mental attainments have seen their power, little by little, go from them until they have been forced to aban- l don their lofty ambitions and give up in despair. Like the fine sands of an hour glass trickling through minute opening SO their power, vigor and ambition uncon- sciously fades away, leaving them weak, enervated and unable to longer maintain l their position in the business world. l Thousands ot old men, with whitened l hair and hollow cheeks, have looked back | upon 8 life replete with disappointments | and failures, realizing when it is too late, why they have not succeeded, and with a l sigh they have exclaimed, "Oh, that had | looked to my health!
 There are many cases which induce this condition of nervous and physical weak ness, but the most destructive of all are those insidious and hidden sources which are so prevalent in this age.
 l How does this terrible affliction con- mence?
 l Nervousness, a growing desire to be alone, inability to fix the mind for any l length of time, weakness, dull head, dim- ness of vision, impaired memory, gloom and depression of mind, headache and dig ziness. There is flushing of the face on the least excitement, feeling of cow
 
 ness, trembling, loss of confidence; the thoughts wander, and the person wakes in the morning tired and unrefreshed, and | with bad taste in the mouth. There is restlesSnoSs, trembling of the voice on excitement, irritabillty, dull, | cloudy sensation, often attended by dis l agreeable feelings in the head and eyes, and the mind is easily confused. Attimes there is
 l Weakness and Pain
 in the back and palpitation of the heart. There is a lack of force, energy and pow CT and the ambition is gone.
 | These symptoms mean that the person is suffering from nervous debility, and that the whole nervous system is becom- | ing exha usted and enfeebled. The conse- quences of this condition are most fear full. They cannot be depicted in language too strong, for the very hope of any suc- cess in life depends upon the persons re- wreck can be traced directly to this dis | ease.
 | And what is the cure for this terrible calamity? What can they do to get well l There is no man living who has done so much for this large class of patients as | Dr. Greene, nor is there any branch of his practice in which this specialist has ob- | tained such marvellous results. Seeing in | his large practice the terrible results of this disease, and knowing the inability of other physicians to cope with it, and in- deed the failure of most of them to recog- nize such a complaint, the doctor deter mined to make this department special study. He searched the laboratories of the world, devoting years of study and enormous sums of money to learn posi- lively the action of every known medicine on these parts.
 l His success has far exceeded his great est expectations. The combination of harmless, vegetable remedies he has suc- ceeded in bringing together and con- pounding for this complaint is most won- derful. He has prepared remedies for this terrible physical and nervous weak ness in men, so potent in their healing and strengthening power, so irresistible in their effects, and so permanent in their re- suits, that there is no case which cannot | Plenty of Time.
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