The Portland daily press., 1896-10-13
RESTORATION.
The Renewal Of Life and
Happiness.
DIR. GREENE'S NOTABLE BOS-
ION MUSIC HALL
LECTURES.
Able Presentation Of Causes Of
Able Presentation Of Causes Of
Human Misery.
PLAN TALKS FOR PEOPLE IN
STRONG LANGUAGE.
A Daf and Gloomy Picture With a
Bright side.
[secial Dispatch from Boston,

[SeciaI Dispatch from Boston.
DR.. Greene. of 81 Temple Place, Bos-
ton, Mss, cannot be regarded as other
than aenefaotor of his race. His mas
terly ltures. grandly illustrated. de-
liveredn Boston Music Hall, on the
subjecof weakness, debility and disease
in ms women and children, have
arouse the careless ana set the thought
full linking. We were impressed, after
hearir his powerful lecture last even
ing, wh the great need that exists for
such Etures If man or woman will
look der the list of their friends, they
will l surprised at the number who are
suherg from weakness or ailments of
one kid or other.
| DR.. Sreene's enormous practice, his
long kperience and his thoughtful in
vestistions, have resulted In great
goodo thousands, and it is highly cred
itablto his humanity that he has made
his kowledge free gift to the suffer-
ing.
DrGreene has found that most of the
ills ON which men, women and child
rem iffer are due to nerve weakness,
loo1deterioration or functional disturb
sncef some organ or organs Of the body
The conditions do not come Of th8m-
SEW, but are the result OF ignorance of
theaws of health, neglect OF the body,
irreularity, errors. imprudenoe and
oonnued excuses. Oyerwork some
tins brings about condition of physi-
callebillty. Some people, in their OVER
| wening desire to make money. overtax
thphysioal powers by work, have in
suicient sleep, irregular meals, or break
| don in health from some irregulaIity or
eSess. There are some, too, who have
| homework themselves to earn enough
tkeep life In their bodies. In other
wrds, they wear out to keep them
sEes alive.
| There is constant hurry in modern life.
y work rapidly, we eat rapidly, and
cen our pleasures are taken rapidly.
here ia the constant struggle for wealth
ae struggle for social distinction and the
fruggle for mere bread,
Many, too are born with a lack OF
moral restraint or with the love of
pleasure 80 strongly innate that they do
not care to exercise reasonable powers of
These are the people who
plunge into or are easily led into sxoes-
ses, who are guilty of errors and in
who consider only the present
and are regardless of the future. But
this high pressure, whether in work or
pleasure, cannot be kept up. When
nature is pushed hey md the limits of
her resources, she speaks, and in no un-
certain voice. She has been urged and
soaded too long, and the day comes
when she refuses to respond.
Nature has been throwing out signals
from time to time that she WAS being
pushed too rapidly and too far. These
warnings have been in the form of at.
Jacks of vertigo, occasional fits Of indi-
yestion, disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels, headaches or pain in various
parts Of the body. But they were deemed
only transient, aud the pace was kept
become more frequent and remain longer.
The insidious foe is creeping gradually
into the citadel of life. and almost be-
fore the victim realizes it, the fortress Is
taken and the foe in possession.
Now comes the time when the penalty
for rashness, carelessness, imprudenoe
and error must be paid. And the foe is
sxaoting and remorseless. The body has
become devitalized, all the vigor and
energy' have departed. the beauty has
passed from the complexion, the eye has
lost its brightness and become dull, the
hair has lost it's glossiness and become
coarse, and may be falling out, the face
has lost much OF its vivaciousness of ex-
preston, the step becomes heavy, there
is an evarpresent feeling of nervousness,
a disposition to Incidence, desire for
fits Of gloom and dependency
are frequent. palpitation of the heart
comes on at the least ssexertion, sleep re-
fuses to visit the pillow at mig hit, and
when it does come it is accompanied by
dreams, terror seizes the victim and de-
spair sets in. This is nervous prostra-
ton, the awful consequence IF Overtax-
ing or nlisusing the powers OF nature.
But there Is stillshops. All is not lost.
AS there is silver lining to every cloud,
10 there is bright as we'll az dark side
to this picture, and DR.. Greene painted
the bright with as strong touch as he
had drawn the dark Nerve weakness,
organs, debility and disease
have engaged the attention of Dr. Greene
for many years. He has in effect made
these oalamitous conditions the study of
his life. Investigating their causes and
studying their effects he set himself to
the task of finding the means Of restor-
ing to health the body aud mind after
so much had been done to destroy both.
He applied himself to the discovery of
which would build up that
which had been broken down, and after
years of unwearied research and investi-
cation, In discovering the marvellous
medicines which have made his name
famous throughout the country, which
have effected SO many wonderful cures
and which are admitted to be the only
positive, sure and effeotual remedies that
medical research has produced.
DIR. Greene's eminent standing, his dis
tlngui shed position among medical men,
bis rank as the most successful specialist
Of the times, commend him to public
and in consequence, his prac-
tice Ia something enormous, but his ad-
vice ana treatment are always available
for suffering wherever 1t is. Do not
think because of DR.. Greene's great sue
coss and high standing, that his advice
and Treatments are beyond your reach,
and do not think because you are FAR
away in some remote district, village or
farm, that you cannon have the benefit OF
his skill. You can consult DR.. Greene,
personally or nv letter free 1t you are