New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
MRS. HARRIET HUBBARD aver
Gives Her Opinion on Certain Prevalent
Theories.

While Mrs Aver Is In sense q physician she lays
claim intelligence and has had the benefit of tho adj
vice OF Of the best doctors In this country and Eu
rope advised and convinced that the stomach is
the real OF modern diseases Almost fn-
yarably sufferer from troubles is either over
worked or worried about something and without real
izing It, eats hurriedy, and inevitable consequence
fails to digest the food taken Natural resus-no nur
ton. fatuiency nervousness sleeplsssncs frritabiv
and finally general breakdown and susceptibility to all
diseases.
Every layman must see the common sense Of this
theory doctors all admit They argue nowadays thas
colds coughs bronchitis and rheumatism are impossible
to whose mach perfect condition Then those
suffering from any OF ailments should lose no time In
getting tho stomach into healthy state.
The remedy 10 te used should be simple and elective
1t should contain drastic drugs such Quinne nux
vomica calomel, rhutarb podophyn &c. ~ dangerous
drugs Ike morphine Choral &c. These Will each and
all relieve temporarily and quickly but the after effects
doleterous degree and often results that ara
worse than the original disease.
The remedy should be prescribed BY regular physician
in good standing, should be made by person known
to be honest reliable and conscientious and should DO In
dorsed by persons who tried It. and such persons
should not DO unknown nobodies" but
known h the entire community. Mrs Ayers remedy.
svITA NUovA" New Life) is safe remedy. IL does
contain any Of the ingredients mentioned objection
able or dangerous
1t Will restore the stomach and their normal
condition Of health There after unpleasant eects
dose of 1t will digest 500 grains OF slbumen
half hour 1t is unequalled for overworked and
women and Is ex:scnt for chiiren teehing suffering
from Read the following letters:
Rev. David Swing, of Chicago, writes:
Lake Geneva, Wis. Juno %, 1887.
Dear Friend Mrs. Aver: You and have Ions
been personal friends that almost afraid that my
gard for you helps to make your VITA NUovAn better
than other medicines. 1t finds in my organism enemy
that has held tho fort" for thirty years ale
ready brought peace and hope 1t great merit as
help to nature 1 glad it is magical compound
the Juice OF plant found in The heart Of Africa
by heaven guided tramp but is wholly rational and
scientific. With kinuest wishes. yoIr friend
DAVID SWING.
De Lancey Nicol, ESQ.,, well known and respected
by all New.Yorkers writes:
New.York June %. 1887.
My Dear Mrs. Aver: have delayed my acknowt-
edgment Of your gift chiefly to give my deliberate
Judgment upon the merits OF your tonic. may now
write you that after trial of week. during which
directions label am convinced that
VITA NU0VA" is all that you claim It to DO. have
used It with perhaps greater confidence than others might
because knew yoa would not recommend earnestly
any mixture which did not have the qualities you ayowed
It possesses But II my confidence in you was great nv
faith in VITA NUOVA" ia greater I began TO
It four weeks steady in the Sharp case
when my energies nearly exhausted. 1t has noe
only added to my physical vitality. but has clarified
mind and stimulated Its action
gave bottle Mr. MARITIME and one to Colonel Fell
lows. Their experience is tho mine They re-
gard antidoe against exhaustion ard attribute
to Its influence alone greater capacity
than they have ever known. Very faithfully yours.
DE LANCEY NICoLL.
Beware OF counterfeits Send fol FREQ sample Of
VITA NUovA LIVER PILLS" Address Mrs HAIR
RET HUBBARD AVER, SO Park place, New-York City.