The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-03-31
DR.. GREENE'S GREAT
Private Lecture TO Women.
Concerns All Women vitality
and Deeply.
No One Better Able 10 Give Advice
Than DR.. Greene.
The Leading Specialist In W0-
mems Complaints.
Successful Physician in
Chronic Diseases.
No Charge for Consultation Exam
ination or Advice.
You Can Consult or. Greene
Absolutely Free.
He Places Sure Means of Cure
Within Reach Of All.
+ Special Dispatch from Boston. !

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The third great lecture of DR.. Greene,
Of "a Temple Place, Boston, Mass, in
Music Hall, Boston, was a most impor-
tant private discourse to women. Not
for years has so powerful, interesting
and instructive lecture been given TO
women, lecture SO perfectly and &C.
curately illustrated by stereopticon pic
lures and wonderful X-Ray effects, so
plainly, graphically and completely de-
scribed, and 30 folcibly and ably de-
livered by the learned Doctor, that every
woman In the vast audience learned more
about herself In an hour and understood
herself better than she ever knew OF
understood before.
Particularly was 1t valuable to those
women, and we are obliged to say that
they are by far the great majority OF
womankind, who are Ill, out of health,
or suffering from some of those weak
nesses, debility or diseases which serve
to make the average .woman's life any.
thing but easy and pleasant.
1t was at DR.. Greenes great private
lecture that women became fully aware
of just what those weaknesses and dis
eases are, ofstbeir nervous and physical
conditions, 0f the necessities and require-
ments OF their systems, of what lie es-
sential to maintain health, and how that
health can be regained and restored
when lost or impaired.
Women are great sufferers from dis
ease. The aching head, nerves all sjar
and shaken by over.strain, the utter
weakness and prostration from over
work, worry and the cares Of life. the
sleepless, restless nights followed by
tired waking mornings, the wearing
pains, the dragging weakness Of female
complaints, the unutterable misery and
WEAKNESS of 1t all, make dark life's pic.
ture with the encouragement of despair.
Yet no woman should despair on &C.
count Of her weakness and III health. 1t
Is to such women, bent and bowed under
the weight Of nervous and physical all
ments, that DR.. Greene's lecture brought
again to the light of encouragement,
hope, faith-faith that there Is cure,
that there 10 no case of disease, however
great the weakness. and however much
the suffering, which Is not within reach
Of his skilful treatment and cure by his
wonderful remedies.
Aud 1t is 10 regard to these marvellous
vegetable medicines which DR.. Greene
has discovered and compounded for the
cure OF disease, that we wish to speak
most particularly and emphatically.
While DR.. Greene is recognized at the
present day as the most successful ply
stefan In the cure of all furnls Of nervous,
chronic or lingering complaints, and
while from his vast experience In having
the largest medical practice In the world
among the sick and suffering, his pro-
found knowledge of diseases and his
skilful treatment are unsurpassed by any
other ply stefan, still we believe that DR..
Greene's truly remarkable and astonish-
Ing success In curing complaints Of all
kinds. is principally due to the grand
curative virtues Of his wonderful RENE
dies--thOse great and most valuable
medical discoveries he has made among