The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-17
DRAWS CROWDS.

Dr. Greene's Spring Lecture Course Beeun
~thickerinR Hiatt Scene of Enthusiasm
and hprinusc- Most Interesting and At.
'%rnct've to Al Are rhe-r Icnuttrniiv
Illustrated Free Lectures 4 wealth o.
Magnificent Di-so,ving Views.
Dr. Greene's lectures always draw crowds.
His beautifully illustrated Surfing course of
lectures. which opened in Chicbcring Hall last
night with II magnificent discourse. proves this
by the enormous audience present.
lr. Grecnc's lectures are popular with the
people because they deserve To To-, They are NJ
marvellous interest, and no money In spared in
their profusc and beautiful Illustrations. Dr.
Greene Is n man Of broad knowledge. n most
brilliant orator. and %inasmuch ~ he has beyond
doubt the largest practice of any physician in
the world among nervous and chronic diseases.
his wide information and experience render him
thoroughly equipped to enlirhten the people on
these medical points 40 essential to know, and
in n manner of fascinating interes; to nil.
Dr. Greene, whose address is - Wos 18th at.
New York city, Is n scientific and earnest physi-
cian. and means every word of his able and
strong discourse. He knows the wonderful
curative powers Of his grand medical discov-
cries, and. in this age OF marvellous discoveries.
when all the resources of the world nre brought
TO tho development OF n higher aud perfected
science. no graidcr secret was ever wrested
from nature, no nlightier power for the worlds
good ever yielded to the searchlipht OF investi-
CATION thnn his wonderful discoveries of tho
means to make sick people strong and we'll tho
remedies TO put in sound and perfect health
those who ARE weak, sick, suffering and cx-
hausted.
Only the sufferer from nerve and body weak
ening disease can realize what cure means. IL
10 n transition from the depth of misery to the
height OF JOY; a passage from the vale Of sor-
row, where utter weakness letters the body and
gloom and shadow hold mind and energies in
well-niGh hopeless DESPAIR. to the bright noun
tain top of a new hope. a new life. a new energy,
n new vigor. For the sufferer. dispiritedly CROP
ing in the night OF Encouragement 1t Is a
rising star of hope lighting to renewed health,
strength and happiness.
There is no greater truth" said DR.. Greene
In his lecture, than that people need educa-
ton and guidance In this. the most momentous
matter Of their lives. The fondest desire Of
every person is to be strong and vigorous. and
As 1t is ignorance which plunges them into sick
ness and disease. 40 It Is ignorance of the mrans
of cure which continues them slaves to weak
ness and suffering. knowledge is always power,
strength will cause everybody to Immediately
seek the sure means Of cure"
practice In the world among long-standing and
LINGERING complaints. We may add also that
Class Of diseases than any other ph ysTei an '1 in
affections of a nervous or chronic character.
s.sp eel { all IN , tho Sc, cases : which are q long
sicians fail TO cure. Dir. Greene's success in re-
storing people TO health and strength, is simply
wonderful. and has never been equalled by any
A sure and certain cure for their veal ne.ses
and diseases is what the people want. and u euro
Is always what the sick, receive under the use of
Dr Greene's remarkable medicines,
This fact gives the public perfect confdenco
In him. and people everywhere. from far and
wide, flock to his office to receive his free con:
themselves of his vast experience in curing dis
eases.
world have been accomplished by his medicines.
Diseases which for years, have resisted all
sicians nre cured perfectly and permanently by
DR.. Greene's skill and medicines. Another
for the medicines so low that these wonderful
remedies are within the reach OF all. Knowing
among the poor, and their inability to obtain
the services, Of phvsicians; he desires that they,
his great discoveries in medicine.
stu another great a!yantage In going to this
for "onsnltotion and ADVICE. He gives " ali the
bSnei, OF his experience and SKIN, and charges
whether severe or mild. whether it is a seem.
ingly incu,nhle disease given up by physicians,
out or w weak .n nervous "nse run m"If down m" an piF ont Of + o rfea
generally, II the patient, will consult DIR.
turn 70 Health he and j. strenpiR viii be T the sI rasuit tS
Another great offer Of the doctor. and GER
tal0ly tho most far reaching Of them all, Is his
great system of consultation through letter cor
rc-pondence. This system of correspondence by
mail gives people everywhere the opportunity
of consulting the doctor without leaving their
homes. and entirely free Of charge. ANY person
Fl. o Tnte Is Z l Msst i f.Gm st ho% %sw to y Or: G si,s' a e:
scribinr the case. telling each OF the symptoms.
and receive from pr. Greene an answer ex-
planning each case thoroughly and telling Just
what TO do to get well and strong. He tells the
meaning OF every symptom, what causes H. and
person understands at once exactly what the
matter Ia.
4 splendid offer. indeed. for busy people. as 1t
saves tn" time and expense Of a "trip to the city.
II also snves the payment of doctors fees. and
and without leaving home.
Whatever your complaint, II You are wise. Il
cured. do. not fail to consult DR. Greene
Mt once. Remember it will cost you nothing to
write him about your case. You will find him
always syinpathetic. with an earnest desire to
This Tuesday, evening and Wednesday oven
Chlickering Hall grand free private Illustrated
to men only. These lectures will be
shiIlfin eon,Si m'" vaIaable 0 ssd Sicso' vpon y tso.s f im.
portant subjects OF a private nature which all
men should know and understand, but too often
discuss that terrible disease, nervous debility.
=, Gommo =, 1 arr. H,n men; IA Ad Il i free 70
Tend these valuable private lectures. They will
much to their advantage;
Wednesday afternoon. March lS. Mt 3 o'clock,
he doctor will, give a free private illustrated
lecture 70 ladies only. This, lecture, will be
>oriunity to understand all those diseases and
vai@nhis hints II viii be bep given Fl IN Re' regard to pre-:
serving health. maintaining a fresh and delicate
o mature years, as well as other Important in:
AS admission is entirely free. and
here willdoubtless be a large nttendance,-Adr.