New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
WORRY.
HOW 1T MAKES MEN AND WOMEN LOOK.
II Leads 10 Numerous Grimes and Affects judy
ment seriously rft.g

Worry the OF trouble than any other ono
thing not excepting alcohol For IL leads men 10 MUIR
der suicide embezzement, insanity drink family es
trangements quarres and business difficulties. Wor
ried people make good bargains their Judgments
become vaprd twisted through dwelling zoo long
on the subject with those subjects they are no
clearer end Of their thinking than they were at inc
begin There mltitrdes )f deaths every year a|
tribu,ei regular spec diseases, as typhoid fever
dyspepsia consumption and neart disease which nave
thelr cause ,rry Worry induces such condition
OF body that readily receives the germs OF disease
We daily meet that show the results Of woryi
they scanned and wrinkled and full OF lines Ihey
should be a warning worry, anxiety and over
synononous our leading divines, jurists
statesmen, merchants and society women are SUFFERING
Many them have written their views on the subject
and suggested a remedy We print few letters selected
from several bundled Of similar tenor
Rev. David swing Of Chicago, writes
Lake Geneva Wis. June %, 1887.
DEAR FRIEND MRS AVER You and have so long
been personal friends that almost aflad that my re-
gard for you helps your VITA NUOVA" better
than IL nnds In my organism an enemy
that has fort" for thirty years, but II has
already brought peace and hope 1t has great merit
S help to nature am glad IL is not magical COM
pound nor the Juice plant found In the heart Of
Africa by some heaven guided tramp but is wholly
rational aud scientific With kindest wishes, your
friend DAVID eWIN"'
Judge Morgan j. O. Bren. Of the Supreme Court OF
New-YOrk, writes:
Mrs Harriet H. Aver
DEAR MADAM; Having used your delightful tonic.
"VITA NOVA" L desire to add my testimony to thas
OF many who have spoken OF IL IN Terms Vi prS
found it, during period Of great mental strain 70
lie Of the greatest service as a stmuant and nervous
ontldot and can therefore recommend 1t to persons
who object to all kinds OF alcoholic stlmuiants anu VINO
feel the need Of something relieve them at such tmeA
Yours respectfully, MOl"AN o. y ni' =.
Hon Andrew @. Curtin, the great War Governor Q"
PeEnsy lysnia, writes:
Mrs Harriet Hubbard Aver.
DEAR MADAME found the VITA NUoVA' not only
a pleasing and exharaung tonic but above ALL most
beneficial In It's effects upon the nervous system uooi
itated and prostraed by protraced mental LABOR L
take much pleasure recommending its use to all 70
afflicted, feeling sure they Will have SPECIFY anu p.~
ncnt relief Yours very truly, A. u OCHAiN
Bollefoote, Pe.n.
De Lancey Nlcoll, esq. 50 welLkno~n ana respe'''
by all New Workers. writes - oo-
New-Yo'k. June %, 1887
NV nr,p MRS AVER: have delayed my acknowi-
cdpnent q your gift chiefly give you my deDera"
Judgment upon the merits Of your tonic may ~"
49,. v,u er a trial Of a week. during which con-
formed to the directions the label am conVhcea
that VIE. NUOVA" lie all that you claim 1t to De-
have used It WITH perhaps greater Confluence 'na
MIGHT I.c.l-, [ knew you would not rseOnnehd 80 earn
c,tly any mixture which did not have the quaeeS ~.
ayowed il possesses. But If my confidence III you va,
great nv fsith I'm VITA NUOVA" is now greater.
beoan TO take IL after weeks steady "prK IN no
Sharp case when my energies were nearly eNnau'.'
1t has not only added to my physical Vitai'!' 0'' o
clarified the mind aud stimulated It's aelioh ,
1 gave one bottle to Mr.. MARITIME and one TO COL feE
lows Their experience Is the same as NINE lh'! ~
gard It as an antdoe against exhaustion and attribute
TO It's influence alone greater capacity ioi 'h'- e"'
~ ' DE LANCEY NICOLL
svITA NUOyAp Is unfortunately largely Initiated 80
care should be taken to get the genuine