The Republican journal., 1895-10-10
Manly Strength.


TO MEN. THINGS ALL MEN SHOULD KNOW,
BUT TOO OFTEN DO NOT.
Especial Dispatch from Boston,
DIR. Greene's lectures are always inspiring.
They proclaim new gospel of hope to suf-
fering humanity. And in this particular his
lecture in Music Hall, Boston, Mass, sur
passes them all. 1t is watch-word Of faith
and promise; and is of incalculable value
and benefit to thousands struggling in onr
land Of fast living, tremendous activities
and ruinOus nervous tension.
One has but to look about in our daily
walks, with only the commonest opportuni-
ties for observation and an educated eye. to
detect the hapiess victims of this high nerv-
GUS pressure.
They comprise the young. with fields Of
promise 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 development, and who ought
to b at their best, but who realize their
StreAgth and courage are slowly giving out.
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 a
loving nature gave, but of which they robbed
themselves
hat pitiable objects these, that thus mar
the landscape OF our American life! Spring
time without its bloom, summer wanting
HOVER and fruit, autumn bleak and bare be-
fore its frosts
Many causes are capable of creating this
condition OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL PRosTRATIoN:
many easily understood and appreciated,
but the most dangerous and destructive are
those lnSldious and concealed sources which
are so characteristic of modern social life
}ant nf nllr
civilization. From the overtasked child at
school to the etfete and languid man of adj
vanced leisure, samples multiply on every
hand
How does this terrible affection begin?
Above, beneath, beyond all else nervous
ness-neryous weakness-that state when
one seeks solitude, when we find compan-
ionship irksome, when we wish to be alone,
when we lose retentive faculties and it be-
comes impossible to fix the mind on any
given object for any length of time, when
We experience general languor, weakness
dizziness of sensations, dizziness, dimness
of sight, loss of memory. a gloomy and de-
pressed condition OF mind, headache and
falntness We blush at the slightest cause,
are timid, feel our nervous force give way,
are slvepless, have no confidence, despair,
want ambition, suffer days of aimless unrest
and nights OF unrefreshing wakefulness
dlsagreeable taste that destroys the appetite.
linen comes reStleSSneSS without activity
tremuous voice in excitement, irritability at
the least provocation, dull, cloudy lack of
sensations, a disagreeable feeling we cannot
explain, affecting the head and eyes, and
confused condition of mind we cannot con-
Troi At times we realize weakness in the
back and palptatlon of the heart, attended
with pain and discomfort. We have no
force, no energy, no ambition. Hope and
strength flee away. Life is burden and
sorrow. Suicide sometimes follows on the
heels of despair
w hat is its meaninp2
Nothing less than the unhappy victim is
suffering from nervous debility and that
weakness OF will, unless checked, eventuate
IN complete nervous prostration--ln physi-
cal and mental wreck. The Inevitable con-
sequences of a continued condition like this
are most fearful. No language of tongue or
pen can adequately describe them. Al hope
fades unless recovery is made possible. IN
less the destructive forces can be met and
vanished, the sun of Austerlitz must go
down IN the night of Waterloo.
But hat is the cure?
What will bring health?
No man, among all the learned and skill
full of the medical discoveries and inventors,
has done 80 much in this great work for hui
mainly in behalf Of these suffering patients
as has DR.. Greene of 81 Temple Place, Bos-
ton, Mass Early in his extensive practice
he realized the vast and important need of a
more thorough know ledge in this branch OF
medical science, and some sure and reliable
remedies for tins class of patients, and while
others failed he found success while others
CROPPED bhndiy in old and beaten paths, he
baZeu q new way and came to the sunny
opening. Through hidden recesses. in out
of-the-way places, in field and laboratory, .by
search and invention, with patience that
never tired and a courage that did not falter,
he worked out the glorious results which
have given him his great fame, and humanity
cure for this most fearful affection.
His success has far exceeded his fOnd+st
antcipations.
In the vegetable kingdom, wherein Divin-
ity has planted healing plants for all the ills
of the flesh, he found the things he needed,
and 50 skllfully has he compounded them
that wonderful and complete cure has been
supplied for this terrible weakness Thus
is he able to restore to the afflicted this lost
vitality, in every case, however difficult, or
long standing
instances that the Doctor feels, and has the
right TO feel, his wonderful remedies are in
yincible and equal to any emergency. They
never fail
Thousands, out of whose lives all hope
well-nigh faded, now rejoice In a restored
health and in renewed happiness-old energy
revived, ambition returned, strength renew
ed and new life gained.
Let all weak and debilitated men rouse
themselves and get we'll for they can get
well. They can be just as strong and
vigorous as at the most powerful mo-
ment Of their lives. There is a cure for
this disease, so sure and certain that
it scarcely ever fails. 1t cures all
THOSE DREAD SYMPTOMS
perfectly and permanently. 1t is that won
derfu method of treatment which Dr. Greene
has devoted SO many years of his life to per-
fecting. The Doctor has spent years and
enormous sums of money in bringing from
the most distant parts of the world those
harmless but wonderfully strengthening and
vitallzing remedies. with which he has had
such marvellous success in curing disease
By the use of his wonderful remedies, the
patients soon feel their nerves become steady
and strong as steel, their energy and ambi-
tion return, their eyes fash once more with
the fire of health. and they feel themselves
again strong, we'll men, ready for any kind
of work. They are cured perfectly and per-
manently. The very worst cases, those who
have given up all hope can be cured, if they
will use DR.. Greenes medicines
The Doctor has perfected system Of letter
correspondence by which patients from every
part Of the world may consult him in regard
to their complaint, free of charge. All they
have to do is to write him letter stating
the nature of their complaint, telling him
ust what symptoms they are suffering from,
and he will answer their letter describ-
ing their individual case thoroughly and
telling the patient just what is necessary to
do to be cured. This is the opportunity of
lifetime for every sufferer to get well. 1t is
ust the opportunity that thousands of them