The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-25
LADIES' DAY. Aroused Their Deepest
 Interest. Chickering Hall, New York City, Filled With Ladies. Best Private Lecture Eyer Given to Ladies. Spendidly Illustrated --- A Perfect Success.
These Lectures Grow Popular
 Every Year.

New York City, Oct. 24.-Another grand lecture by Dr. Greene in Chicker- ing Hall, New York City. Out of that immense audience of ladies there was not one to whom the Doctors powerful words did not appeal most strongly. Indeed, there were very few who did not feel that he was talking directly to them and describing their own com- plaints. He has most remarkable power of describing disease and making all persons in his audience feel that he is speaking directly to them, telling them exactly what their trouble is.
 It was another one of those private lectures to ladies, given by pr. Greene of 35 West Fourteenth street, New York City, in Chickering Hall, New York City. Everyone has heard of this successful specialist, either through his instructive and valuable lectures or his still more remarkable ability to cure disease with his system of harmless vegetable remedies.
 Dr. Greene has gone right on curing disease where all others have failed, until he has convinced the public every where that his system of treatment has a power to cure chronic, lingering and nervous complaints, which has not been equaled by any method of treat ment. The Doctor knows that he is in the right, and he has proved to the peo- pie that he isSh6nest and conscientious in his dealings with everybody.
 There is no class of disease so preva- lent as those complaints and weak nesses pertaining to women. The suc- cess which Dr. Greene has effected with this class of patients Is more than won derful. He has, made a special study of these complaints. He has fathomed their very depths, learned their causes, the exact nature of every part in
 Health and Disease,
 and so skilfully and adroitly applied the action of his harmless vegetable reme- dies to the weakened and diseased parts that there are almost no cases which cannot be cured, and certainly none which cannot be greatly benefited by them.
 There are very few ladies of the pres ent day who are in perfect health, who are not affected by some of those weak nesses and ailments peculiar to their sex. This is due to several causes. The peculiar susceptibility of women to va rious complaints, habits of life, dress, overwork all conspire to produce those ailments which cause so much suffering among women.
 The most prolific cause of All is over- work. Nearly all women overwork in some way. The busy housewife must keep her house in order and to do this she tolls early and late. With her it is constant work, and but little, if any, rest Household cares, anxiety, worry and work soon leave their traces on body and mind. The young working girl keeps at, her task day after day, little suspecting how seriously she is undermining her health and what an immense amount of suffering she is preparing for her future. The society lady, by a. constant round of gaiety, ex- hausts her system and lays the founda- tion for innumerable complaints,
 Is it any wonder that under these combined influences woman, with her delicately constructed, system, soon be- gins to lapguish? It could not be other wise. Unmistakable symptoms soon de- velop. She feels tired, weak and lan- guid and notices a tendency to nervous ness and to worry over small matters which never before troubled her. The feeling of exhaustion gradually increas- es, until there is inability to secure the needed
 Rest at Night, and the person wakes in the morning tired and unrefreshed, and often with bad taste in the mouth. Loss of appe- l tite soon follows, or 1t becomes varia- ble, with impaired digestion and faint ness at the stomach She tires easily, and can do but little work without get ! ting completely exhausted. There is l often palpitation of the heart and short ness of breath.
 The nervousness increases, and the | person becomes restless, irritable and | Respondent. The weakness and tired | feeling becomes more and more aggra- | vated, until the poor sufferer feels tired all the time and does not seem able to | do anything, every movement being an | effort. Headache is often present, with pains in the side, back or abdomen. Local symptoms soon manifest them selves, such as leucorrhoea, pain, weak back, bearing down sensations, conges- tion, inflammation, alteration, falling and irregularities.
 Many women allow this condition to continue, saying they have not the time to rest-the work must be done. This is terrible mistake, for if something Is not done soon complete prostration will result.
 There Is no greater fallacy than to suppose, as was formerly the case, that many of these ailments are incurable. The remedies which pr. Greene has dis covered and prepared for all such com plaints are so superior in their quality, And so durable in their results. that