The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-24
DR.. GREENE'S GREAT
PRIVATE LECTURE TO men.
His Powerful. Thrilling Words
To An Immense Audience.
Glory of Man Lies In His
Strength and Power.
Men Need Not Be Nervous or
Physically Exhausted.
His Hearers Will Not Forget
His Hopeful Words.
WCulCluCS Vi WUluIUuS
Strengthening Power.
The Skilled Physician Speaks
With khSnIltA kn0WIndr0.
For His Success in Curing
This Class Of Ills
Is Greater Than That Of Any
Other Physician.
For His Success in Curing
This Class Of Ills
Is Greater Than That Of Any
Other Physician.

Especial Despatch + ON Boston.
An immen audience OF men areet,d
that most successful OF ply 81, ians, Dr.
Greene Of "a 1smpls riace, Boston. Mass,
in Music hall. Boston. and listened with
rapt and abs rbed attention to one Of the
most powerful lectures ever delivered to
mon, | cturs filed with rrafound
krowlei,e Of the science Of life, rer lete
With arsud truths. and teeling with
vivil portrayal Of those mighty facts
necessarily If . private nature, but
nevertheless, which constitute the very
ground work of life's know ledge, the un
derIying prlnciI 10 Of the soLeLe of ex-
listen itself, and concerping which men
arc often grossly ignorant, aenerslly
thougutIess anu always care lsss, until a
crisis arises in teeir lives--the loss of tt at
vitality which distinguishes the weak
from ths strong, brings hons to saoh the
indi, idual knowledgs that only strength
ia power and that weakness means de-
spair.
facts wers brought ont 10 only this
skilled physician, thoroughly convsrsant
with very phase OF the subject can por-
tray the happines, whicn always accom-
panies strength and vigor, and also de-
pict tho abject misery and despair which
follows weakness and debility.
No man has right to tribe with his
lea ith. The glorg Of man Is his strength,
and strength of chat acrer, strength OF
militi. strength OF body, are dependent
uron the maintenance Of sound ply sical
health, health OF esch and every organ,
function and attributs Of the human svs-
TEN; and true aud complete happiness
comes only - him who maintains the
soun dns IS Of his nerve and physical
strength, or restores and rsgains such
strength, II by any means 1t Is lost OF i'm
| paired.
Ignorance of consequences. indiscretion
| and thoughtlessnt 50 ara the great causes
| of physical decay, vital weakness and ner
| vous debility among men. This condition
| of nerve weakness, exhausted powers and
drains uIon tue system whtch slowly but
surely. II allowed to contipus sap the
very vitality. wreck nerve, brain and
| body and tinge life anu existeDcs itself
| with the dark gloom OF despair, In the
| most common of diseases am ong men,
| not only among the young. but in middle
| life ana mature years and its cure 10 the
| great problem which faces mankind at
| the present day.
Sufferers from nervous d, bility and ex-
| haustet vitality have wCak, lsnguid
| ana tired feeling, with srad ual falling OF
strength. Where formerly they bad feel.
ings OF strong and vigorous phy sicAl and
nerve power. they Cow have only sense
of weakness. laneuor, dullness and ex-
naustion. There Is a lack Of ambition,
| with little inclination for physical or
| mental sxertion. This IL oftan especially
noticeable in the mornins, when every
movsment seems an effort. The night g
sie,p which should refrssh the ~ ystem
ana restore strength and vigcr, often leaves
| them 10 the morning more tired end sx-
hausted than on retiring.
| After time their nerve and mental
strength will be i'm paired, and their su-
durance and power to work, read or
study, diminished. Where formerly they
could endure many consecutive hours Of
| close application of the mind, they now
! find that the thoughts wander, and there
| is inability to fix the mind for any length
| Of time upon one subject. With this
there Is an extremely nervous ana irri-
table condition or dull, cloudy sensstion,
often accompanied by disaaresable feel
| Jugs In the head and eyes. Lack OF incll-
| nation for company and desire to b. alone
merk this stage of the dissass.
AS thess SYMPTOMS inorsssc there Is
| usually cerancement of the digeative or
| Rnns There is often bad taste in the
| mouth In the morning. TherS will be at
| times u pain in she back, the vision be-
| comes dim. che memory 10 impaired and
| there Is frequent dizziness. Persons thus
| afflicted are often dssponuent and suffer
| from gloom and depression Of the mind.
| The nerves become 20 weakened after q
| time that the least excitement or shook
| will flush tbs fare or bring ON tremor
| or trembling often attended ~ more or
less pslpitation OF the heart
| DR.. Greene Expresses no blame for the
| victims of this insidious disease, for he
| realizes that this sad condition results
| from thoushtless Ignorance OF the conse-
| quences, and therefore merits and should
| have the deepest sympathy Of the physi-
| clan, and should be tIeuted I'm perfect con-
fidsnce and CURED with absolute secrecy.
And It is 10 ressrd 10 the treatment
| and cure Of this affection that DIR. Greene
I spoke most forcibly, strongly and with
| positive knowledge. When he 'nsds the
Insertion that ne had discovered msdi-
cines which surely and with absolute csr-
tainty cure this disease. no one dou bted
| it was tfe grand truth he spoke that he
had, indeed, from his wide expsrie noe in
| the trsatSnsnt Of this class Of cases. his
vast rosoarch and vsstigation among
l harmless vogets sble meal discovsred,
perfected aud prepared remedies Aoso-
luteiy csrtain 90 cure.
1hs doctors high standing In the pro-
fsssIon and his reputation ~ the most
shilful and successful physicisn makes
| this proiniss OF cure ielieveo ny every
body-that N any sufferer win consult
Dp Greene at his ofiicr, "a Temple place,
s5ostor. Mass. either personally or by
writing n description OF the oase 20 DR..
Greene, and will use these wonderful medi-
4 cal disisv.ries tbcec harmless vet powep-
ful and effective reetorcrs " nerve