Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-10-11
MANLY STRENGTH.
Facts That Thrill and
Words That Burn.
A Vast Audience I'm Music Hall.
More Interested Gathering Never
Assembled.
A Splendid Private Lecture and
Advice to Men.
This all Men Should Know, but
Too Often Do Not.
A Splendid Private Lecture and
Advice to Men.
Especial despatch from Boston.)


DR.. Greene's lectures are always inspiring.
They proclaim a new gospel of hope to suffering
humanity. And in this particular his lecture in
Music hall, Boston, surpasses them ALL 1t Is
watchword Of faith and promise; and is of in
calcuable value and benefit to thousands strug-
CLING in our land of fast living, tremendous activ-
ilies and ruinous nervous tension.
One has but TO look about in our daily walks,
with only the commonest opportunities for OBJ
servation and an uneducated eye, to detect the
hapless victims of this high nervous pressure.
They comprise the young, with fields Of prom
Use before them rich in opportunities. They tire
ere the race is run and are unable to stand the
strain. They include those In middle life, who
have reached the golden mean OF active develop
ment, and who ought to be at their best, but who
realize their strength and courage are slowly Civ
They are found among those advanced in years
who should have reached the high goal toward
which they had so long pressed, but who sigh
alas too late for the strength loving nature
gave, but of which they robbed themselves.
What pitiable objects these, that thus mar the
landscape Of our American life! SprinRtime
without its bloom, summer wanting Hover and
fruit, autumn bleak and bare before its frosts.
Many causes are capable of creating this con
dition of nervous and physical prostratton; many
easily understood and appreciated, but the most
dangerous and destructive are those insidious
and concealed sources which are so characters.
tic of modern social life that they almost seem an
incident of our civilization From the overtask
of advanced leisure, samples multiply on every
hand.
How does this terrible aficton begin?
Above, beneath bey ond all else, nervousness
nervous weakness-that state when one seeks sol
itude, when find companionship irksome,
when we wish TO be alone, when we lose retentve
faculties and 1t becomes impossible to fix the
mind on any given object for any length of time.
when we experience general languor, weakness, a
dullness of sensations, dizziness, dimness Of
sight, loss of memory. a gloomy and depressed
condition of mind headache and faintness. We
blush at the slightest cause, we are timid, feel
our nervous force give way, are sleepess have no
confidence, despair, want ambition. suffer days
OF aimless unrestand nights of unrefreshing wake
| fulness. a disagreeable taste that destroys the
appetite. ..,u,.u ...u,
ulous voice in excitement, irritabty at the least
| provocaton, dun, cloudy lack Of sensations, a
disagreeabe feeling we cannot explain, affecting
| the head and eyes, and a confused condition of
mind we cannot control At times We realize
weakness in the back and palpitarion Of the heart
attended with pain and discomfort. We have no
force, no energy, no ambition. Life Is a burden
| and a sorrow. Suicide sometimes follows on the
/ heels OF despair.
| What Is its meaning
Nothing less than that the unhappy victim
| is suffering from nervous debility and that weak
ness will, unless checked, eventuAte in complete
| nervous prostration-in physical and menta
| wreck The inevitable consequences OF a contin
| ued condition like this are most fearful. No Ian
| guage Of tongue or pen can adequately describe
them; All hope fades unless recovery ia made
/
| met and vanquished, the sun Of Austerlit mus
go down In the night Of Waterloo.
| But what Is the curei
| What will bring healthi
No man, among all the learned and skillful OF
the medical discoveries and inventors, has don't
half Of these suffering patients as has DR.. Green,
| Of 81 Temple Place, Boston, Mass Early in his
| extensive practice he realized the vast and i'm
portant need OF q more thorough knowledge II
| this branch OF medical science, and some SURF
| and reliable remedies for this class Of patients
and while others failed he found success; while
Others CROPPED 0lindly In old and beaten paths, h
| blazed a new way and came TO a sunny opening
| Through hidden recesses, in out-ofthe way
places, in field and laboratory, by search and in
| vention, with patience that never tired and
| courage that did not falter, he worked out the
| glorious results which have given him his grea
fame, and humanity cure for this most fearful
affection.
His success has far exceeded his fondest antci
| pations.
In the vegetable kingdom, wherein Divinity ha
planted healing plants for all the ills of the flesh
| he found the things he needed, and so skillfulll
has he compounded them that a wonderful anC
complete cure has been supplied for this terribl
weakness Thus is he able to restore TO the af
| hicted this lost vitality, in every case, howeve
| difficult, or longstanding.
So unusual has been his success In chronic in
stances that the doctor feels and has the right u
feel, his wonderful remedies are nvincible ant
equal to any emergency. They never fail.
| Thousands, out of whose lives all hope ha(
| well-nigh faded, now rejoice in a restored healtl
and in renewed happiness -old energy revived
ambition returned. strength renewed ana new
life gained.
Let all weak and debilitated men rouse them
selves and get well; for they can get well. The!
can be just as strong and vigorous as at the mos
powerful moment Of their lives. There is a cur
for this disease sure and certain that 1t scarce
ly ever fails 1t cures all perfectly and perma
nently. 1t is that wonderful method Of treatmen
which Dr. Greene has devoled so many years o
his life to perfecting. The doctor has spent year
and enormous sums OF money in bringing from
the most distant parts Of the world those harm
less but wonderful strengthening and vitaliznI
remedies, with which he has had such marvelou
success in curing disease.
| BY the use of his wonderful remedies, the pa
tients soon feel their nerves become steady AM
strong as steel, their energy and ambition return
their eyes flash once more with the fire of health
and they feel themselves again strong, well mel
ready for any kind of work. They are cured pei
| fectly and permanently. The very worst cases
those who have given up all hope can be cured,
they will use DR.. Greene's medicines
The doctor has perfected a system of letter col
respondence by which patients from every part {
the world may consult him in regard to the
complaint, free of charge All they have to do
to write him a letter stating the nature OF the
complaint, telling him just what symptom the
are suffering from, and he Will answer their lette
5 describing their individual case thoroughly, an
telling the patient just what is necessary to d
to be cured This is an opportunity of lifetim
for every sufferer to get well. 1t Is just the Of
= pOrtunity that thousands of them are looking TO
and If they accept it they will be made strong an
healthy men, with nerve and energy to accon
| plish any undertaking.. Call upon Dr. Greene
his Office, 3 Temple Place, Boston, Mass, or,
| unable to call, write him about your case. W