The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-17
WOMAN'S HOPE. Dr. Greene Gave Some POW-
 erfuI Advice Nm His Private Illustrated Lecture to Women. Great Audience of Women in
 ChiCkering Hall. .Woman's First Thought Should Be Heath. Considerations of Desp Meaning for
 All Women.

WI ueisldHU HeF organism, anu tO huOW how best to obtain perfect health and strength, a clear complexion, good z form, and all those womanly attributes which the world so greatly admires. # They were told this much and more VI by Dr, Greene in his great private lec- * ture to ladies in Chickering Hall This % well known and successful specialist 8 and lecturer, of 5 West 14th street, New York City, has established world wide reputation in the cure of female complaints of every description. There are very few women of the N present day who are not affected in some way with the weakness and dis F ease common to their sex This is due & to several reasons. The delicate struc- ture of the female system renders it especially liable to many diseases. The X constant work and worry which occupy i the lives of most women, with it's weak \ ening effect on the nerves, could not do \ otherwise than produce those distress ing diseases peculiar to the female sex. Thousands of women are ruining their health by overwork, or in some way overtaxing their strength and lay X ing a foundation for nervous prostra- K tion and female weakness. Thousands { of young girls are injuring their health iii our stores, shops and factories. Their ' systems, yet undeveloped, are being weakened and ruined by overwork. The delicate nerves cannot long stand ! the strain without breaking down. Women everywhere are creating for \ themselves disease. prostration and I weakness by overworlking their strength \ and nerves. Household cares are gen. erally too heavy burden.
 Such mode of life can never fail to soon show it's effects upon the system A feeling of nervousness gradually ap- pears. It is scarcely perceptible at first but gradually those tender nerves grow weaker until the person becomes constantly harassed by that awful con- dition, nervousness. Loss of sleep soon manifests itself, and then the mis- erable patient suffers all night, as we'll as all day. The digestive organs be- come disturbed. there is gas in the stomach, coated tongue, bad taste in the mouths Joss of appetite and consti- pation The person becomes
 Tired and Languid,
 There is constant feeling of exhaust
 
 her fit for nothing. She loses her en- ergy and ambition, becomes irritable, and, indeed, cares not whether she lives or dies. Her interest in everything de- parts and she can no longer arouse her self from the condition of lassitude and nervousness into which she has fallen.
 Female weakness appears in the form of Irregularities, exhausting discharges, displacements, pains and bearing down sensations. Complete nervous and phy- sical prostration will surely follow if something is not done.
 What to do is the question. There is no other living physician who has the opportunities to observe and study fe- male complaints and nervous diseases in women that Dr. Greene has. Having made speciality of these complaints he has constantly been treating and curing this class of patients. He sees almost a a glance, just what ails the patient, and his rem arkable knowledge of medicine enables him to know ex- actly what to do to cure the complaint in the shortest possible time.
 The women of this land have learned to look upon pr. Greene as the greatest living benefactor to their sex, so won derful have been the cures which he is constantly making among them. We'll may they trust and thank him for the great work he is doing for the women He has proved to them and to the world that all forms of female diseases and nervous complaints are curable by his wonderful medicines and method of treatment He is making weak and delicate women strong and splendid specimens of womanhood. No woman with any of these weaknesses or conl- plaints is fitf to bear children or to bring up a family. pr. Greene's reme- dies correct all such conditions and build up, strengthen and invigorate ev- cry part of the system. The poor, tired out women of this country have a friend and benefactor in Dr. Greene in whom they may well place trust and confidence.
 His enormous experience in such dis eases has enabled him to establish a system of treatment so sure and cer- tain in it's action that it rarely fails. These remedies cure perfectly and per- manently all manner of diseases per taining to women.
 All weak and delicate women need just such medicines as he employs in his large practice, and if they will only take them they will be made strong and well. Thousands of women and young girls are dropping and fading ev- cry day for want of just such strength ening and vitalizing remedies to build up their systems. They are not exactly sick, but they are run down. weak and tired they have loss of appetite, dull feeling in the head don't sleep well, and wake in the morning feeling tired and unrefreshed. All this is quickly and permanently remedied by taking Dr. Greene's medicines.
 How the strong, robust and perfectly healthy woman is envied by those who are less fortunate. How the thin, pale faced woman turns her eyes upon the plump. rosy checked, splendidly formed person. and with a sinking at the heart wishes that she, too, might possess such health and charms And the wo- man with poor skin, disfiguring humor and freckles, what would she not give to acquire that clear, beautiful con-