New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
FOR WEAK MEN.
REVELATION FOR NERVOUS AND De-
DILITATED MEN.
DIR. GREENE's MAsTERLY DISCOURSE IN
CHICkERING HALL-MEN LEARNED
WHAT THEY MOST NEEDED
TO KNOW.

TO weak and nerve exhausted men Dr.
Greene's strong words Of hope and promise In
his powerful private lecture to men last night
in Chckering Hall, must seem like revelation
of rev life, new strength, new vigor
Weak men have indeed. the greatest cause
to bless DR.. Greene. for his Investigations. re-
searches ard discoveries have done more Tor
their restoration from the SAD weakness OF
nervous debility exhausted nerve powers and
loss Of vitality, than those Of any physician Of
our time.
In fact we believe that nerve-weakened. de-
IRE ssed and devitalized men, young or old, who
continue to suffer from this exhausted state OK
vigorless weakness after knowing and under.
standing the wonders DR.. Greene, of 30 West
18th ST. New York city, has wrought. the mar
vellous remedies his Investigations have discov-
cred and the almost magical cures these In
vigoratIrg and vtalizng medicines effect. re-
main weak because they prefer their condition
of debility to one Of strong and vigorous man.
hood.
The causes which conspre to this condition
Of physical and nerve weakness In men are
many and varied. but all other causes bear no
comparison to those insidiou and hidden sources
of physical and nervous weakness among men
so prevalent at the present day.
no age Is exempt from this terrible destroyer
Of all those attributes which make the strong.
able and successful man. The young man. filled
with bright hopes and ambitions, feels that there
is an unseen power holding him down. and one
by one he sees his hopes and aspirations fading
from his sight The middle-aged man observes
his powers and energies falling him. his vitality
is gone and he knows he Ia no longer 1T for
business or anything else In his present cond-
ton.
So insidious Is this disease In its onward and
az full march that the person at first scarcely
realizes its presence But soon nervousness
is perceptibe, there is a weak. tired and languid
feeling and the strength gradually but surely
fails Soon the memory begins to weaken. the
patient finds that ne forge's Things that he for
merry remembered with ease. There Is .
languor dulness and condition from which II
Is difficult for the patient to arouse himself
Especially is this tired feeling noticeable In the
sho ra1
retiring.
Every movement becomes an effort. and either
physical OF menta work IL difficult and requires
great exertlon. The nervousness increases, and
there Is trembling OF the hands and limbs As
the disease advances 1t Yeakens every part Of
the system. and soon the sufferer fnds himself
absolutely good for nothing. Gloom, depression
Of mind and dependency take the place Of cheer
fulness. vgor and ambition.
IL Is difficult 10 fix the mind upon one thing for
any length OF time: the thoughts wander from
one subject 10 another, and there Is confusion Of
the mind. especially when there is sudden demand
for mental exertion
The patIent becomes very exctable. and loses
the mower TO express his thoughts and 10 control
the voice upon slight excitement. The voice
trembles at these times and the person expert
ences a feeling Of weakness. with flushing or the
face and palpitafion Of the heart. The digestive
organs become disturbed, and there Is coated
tongue. bad taste In the mouth at times, loss OF
appetite accompanied by dimness Of vision ana
dizziness There Is also lack OF inclination Tor
company and desire TO be alone
The man who has all. part OF these symp-
toms is suffering from nervous debility caused
by indiscretion or excuses. that weakness and
disease which has ruined 80 many lives, blasted
so many hopes. and caused so much insanity.
There can be no greater sin or folly than neglect
ing this disease fer It's terrible sufrerings not
only paralyze the energy and vitality Of the per-
son himself but are handed down TO the children
Of these men. and produce weak, delicate, ner-
Every man who has the slightest symptom Of
| this terrible form If nervous debility should I'M
mediately seek the surest and quickest cure
known for It, II he values his health. his peace OF
mind his happiness. his prosperity. his sanity
and his life. for II Is durable. DR.. Greene mas ds-
covered and prepared system OF treatment ior
that it scarcely ever fails 20 cure. The masnih.
cent achievements attained by this successful
physician In the cuie OF this disease has aston
ished everybody by the wonderful results his
medicines are constantly performing.
| Thousands OF men who have despaired OF any
| future who have completely given UP all hope.
| have been and are constantly being restored 10
| perfect and permanent health Their nerves be-
come strong as steel their blood circulates with
renewed force their pale and sunken features are
replaced by a clear. bright look and sparkling
| eye. their memory returns every one OF the
weakening symptoms disappears and the person
regains all those attributes which make Q
| healthy. strong. able and successful man.
Dr. Greene early discovered that nervous
| weakness In men was the field In which ne
could do the greatest good. seeing. as he did.
the absolute inability Of other physicians 70
cure this complaint. and still worse the rail-
ure of majority OF them TO even recognize
the disease as serious and harmful one Doc
tors. as a whole. know but little about the as
ease. and those few who have given X some
study seem absolutely helpless when II comes
to treating H. Dr. Greene on the contrary, I'M
derstands every form OF this disease. and mas
the necessary remedies to cure 1t. And when
once cured with these medicines 1t is eured
forever.
Another great advantage OF DR.. Greenes
treatm is his remarkable system OF treating
and curing patients through letter correspond
ence. This he adopted for the benefit OF those
men living at distance from the city anu
who cannot spare the time 70 leave their homes
and consult him at his Office By writing MN
about their case and describing their symptoms
! he will answer their letters. explaining eacn
symptom and making the person understahdi
! thoroughly the exact nature OF his indlVldua'
case. He gives most careful and eXpicit az
tention TO every letter. and takes the same IN.
terest In all such letters as though the patent
personally visited him at his office
Every man afflicted with any OF the symp'
toms OF this disease should consult personally.
or write the doctor at once. and we assure MN
he will receive the full benefit OF DR.. Greenes
knowledge and skill. All this is entirely tre,'
as he charges nothing for consultation ana au-
vice. There is no doctors fee to pay 10 receive
this very best medical advice and consultation,
Many a man has lived mt a miserable exiS'ei.e
because he could not AFFORD 10 g. 10 the CITY,
| because he did not like to personally con.
| suit a physician regarding his complaint. TINS
| Is all avoided by DR.. Greene's system OF ie'''.
| consultation and correspondence. Every ma,
| can De perfectly ana permanently Cu'eu'
| should consult or write q letter to Dr. Greene.
| OF 35 West 14th at. New-York City. and s,aes s
plainly his symptoms. The doctor Will tell JUS
| what to do to get well and state the price -,
| the medicine for eeoh case. The patient can
then adopt the treatment or not. as he chooses,
This evening 1T o'clock. In Chickerng nan,
| DR.. Greene will repeat this grand free prNaHSe
| illustrated lecture to men only, and as ad-
mission Is free to all parts Of the hall, great
| crowd Of men will attend. III,
This afternoon at O'Clock DR.: Greene WV.
l1tt., O
| lecture to ladies only Admission is free ~
| all lectures. and each lecture will be beautiiuh'
| illustrated by dissolving Views.