The Portland daily press., 1895-10-08
FIRST OF COURSE.
Crowded Opening Night in
Music Hall.
DIR. Greene's Grand Illustrated
Course of Lectures.
The Greatest Interest and EnthuSi.
asm Expressed.
Free Admission Granted to Eve
ryb0dy.
The Other Lectures Of the Course
Also Free.

grand truths and great ideas, was that
delivered last evening in Music Hall by
DIR. Greene of "a Temple Place, Boston,
Mass.
The fame of this celebrated scientific
physician is so widespread that the occas-
ion attracted large and cultivated audi
ence who listened, spellbound, to his
glowing sentences, and went away feeling
they could we'll congratulate themselves
at being able to enjoy SO rare and so rich
a treat.
DIR. Greene undoubtedly stands today
without a rival in this r3at field of
chronic and nervous diseases, their cause,
history and euro, and all that he has to
say upon such an important and vital
subject is stamped with unimpeachable
authority. His marvellous, impressive
and instructive treatment OF his subject,
and his no less successful treatment of
his great army of patients alike attest
his title to be ranked as the foremost
physician of his age i'll nervous and blood
diseases.
1t might be said that the world turns
out to hear him, and all are made glad.
They listen with breathless attention to
his splendid descriptions of the human
system, and its multipiex and multiforln
functions in health and sickness, and
they go to their homes profoundly i'm
pressed with the vast learning, remark
able ability and unequalled experience
which DR.. Greene always displays. con-
vinced that at least one physician under
stands thoroughly these nervous affiic-
lions, and is prepared to cope with them
successfully.
The Doctor is both entertaining and in
ru ,tiye; his minute and comprehensive
descriptions of the various organs and
their functions, Of the blood, nerves,
stomach, liver and kidneys. and their re-
spective work in tho process of life in
health and disease are
So Vivid and Clear.
that one at once feels like turning to him
as the man who can surely cure. And
time has indicated and justified this COIL
fidence, for while others have seemed to
grope in the dark, the Doctor has walked
in the light; while others have searched
and experimental to no purpose, he has
made wonderful advances; and while
others have failed, he has succeeded.
1t is said that the poet is born, not
made; and all feel when listening to the
eloqucnt.a and instructive periods of this
famous man, that the true phsyician who
can successfully Isnetrate the mysteries
Of the human system, and i. mister to its
ills and needs, is just as surely born, and
not made, as the poet. Surely it is q
gift of genius which DR.. Greene possesses
to be able to accomplish such marvellous
results-no mere product of books or
schools Nature seems to have designed
him for this supreme mission to suffering
humanity, and she has endowed him
work. Hence he is able to so simplify
the subject in his lectures, and make it
plain to the conmonest understanding,
that no one can go away without COM
pretending the truths he illustrates and
the dangers he reveals.
Society today is filled with oyer-bur
dened and over worked men and women
tired and run down. mentally as we'll as
physically worn out. There never was a
time. wheE nervous and chronic disease IN
every form was as prevalent or f0reshad-
owed such frightful results to society.
Unless remedied the inevitable outcome
of it all is easily to be seen. Unless the
end is speedily averted :nillions of these
struggling, suffering men and women
will become the victims of nervous de-
preston, of q state of nervous and physl-
cal collapse. Thousands already feelathe
effects of this nervous tension and worry
in weak and enfeebled nervous, blood
d isorders, stomach weakness, liver de-
rangement, kidney complaint, fearful
head and back ache, and iDnumerable ills
incident to such a condition.
The Doctor has made these specialties
life study, bringing to the task the learn
philanthropist, and the vast amount of
good he has already accomplished through
his marvellous remedies has brought re-
joicing to every land. No other physician
has shown, or can show, such brilliant
record of wonderful cures as DR.. Greene.
Our health is to be priced above all
things. The most glittering crown would
i'll become a sick sovereign, and the
strongest scepter is weak when welded
by an invalid arm. Without health
Success is Impossible
and life O burden Lost, what would we
not give TO have it restored? 1t should
never be neglected; it is criminal to do
so. But it cannot be trifled with. If
suffering, we should go to the highest and
best authority. Dr.. Greene is the one
authority on whose SIKH implicit reliance
can be placed Don't hesitate; don't de-
lay.
There is an end to everything in this
world-even 10 mortal life. Act before
the night comes, while it is yet day Life
is now in our keeping in q much larger
degree than we at first believe. Consult
the wisest; go to the best. See that you
are on the right road. You can prolong
your life or shorten it. See to it that
your DO ly is in perfect condition-that
you arc strong and we'll for your work.
Remember that DR.. Greene, whose office
is at "a Temple Place. Boston, Mass
charges nothing for consultation and ad-
vice. The truths of science he has gath
cred, he disperses without money and
without price Everyone in all this broad
land is privileged to consult him, either
personally or by mail. without any ex-
pense You have only to state to him
how you feel, either by calling at his
office or by writing him, and he will
quickly determine your troubles and
provide sure and safe remedies to cure
you. You have perhaps treated for your
complaint with your local doctor until
you have given up in despair. Remeln-
Der, DR.. Greene is a specialist in such dis
cases. You have no right to neglect such
an opportunity, or reject such an offer.
You have no right to be sick, when
health is within such easy reach. Don't
delay. See or write the doctor and he will
effect cure of your ailment and admit
you to his mighty host of sufferers re-
stored to health and strength by his