New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
A Little Girl Cured by Vita Nuovn New LIFE.

MRS. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
! DEAR MADAM Some time ago my little daughter ;
life desparei OF She had become emaciatea ana
weakened until she almost helpless Our physician
thought her rapidly declining, and gave US no hope
was Induced TO give her your " Vita Nuova Tonic
Within one it's beneficial effects were apparent.
and the child is to-day in perfect health, romps and
sings from morning till night This child since her
birth has been seriously with weakness Of the
bladder a complaint common to many children, and eA
eeeiingly annoying to them as well as their parents
Vita Nuova" also entirely cured this dreadful all
ment This result Is indeed blessing. You are at Id
erty this letter and the photograph as you see bt
as 10 may induce mothers who read It to try vita
Nuova," as / them to do with all my heart Tor
helpless babes who suffering. shall be happy
TO verbally corroborate all I here write, which feel
but half expresses gratitude to you. Yours very
sincerely ADELE E. REYNOLDS.
would like add my thanks 10 those Of my wife for
most wonderful OF little girl 1t is such
blessing get nights after having been disturbed
since the cads birth three four times night Yours
very truly, CHAs. EDwD REYNOLDS.
The great booder Jacob Sharp. convicted through
the and mastery OF the criminal law by Mr. De
Lancey NcoI- The trial lasted weeks. Prosecuting
officers the defendant and his counsel and
several of urymen III and breaking down from
the strain Read the following letters
New-York June %. 1887
MY DEAR MRS AVER: 1 have delayed my acknow
edcment Of your Gift chiefly to give my deliberate
judgment upon the merits Of your tonic may now
conformed the directions the label. am convinced
that Vita Nuova" is all that you claim it to be. 1
have used 1t with. perhaps greater Confidence than
others might because l you would not recommend
earnestly any mixture which did have the qualities
you avowed it possesses. but II my confidence in you
was great MY faith IN Vita Nuova" Is greater. /
began take It after four weeks steady work IN the
Sharp case when my energies were nearly exhausted
It only added to my physical vitality. but has
clarified the mind and stimulated It's action
to MARITIME and
Fellows Their experience is the same as mine They
regard It a. antdote against exhaustion and attribute
10 its influence alone capacity FOR mental EFFORT
than they have known Very faithfully yours
DE LANCEY NICOLL
Tho leading divine in the West Prof David Swing.
q, ch,cauo He breaches in Central Music Hall 500
naonle every Sunday. For than score OF years
he has been ILL., sometimes that his life was despaired
Of But note what he says:
Lake Geneva. wis. June o. 1887
DEAR FRIEND MRS. AVER: You and have so long
been persona friends that almost afraid that my
regard for you helps make your Vita Nuova' letter
than other medicines II finds In my organism an enemy
that has held the fort for thirty years. but it has
already brought peace and hope II has great merit
az helm n nature | am glad that 10 Is not magical
compound nor the Juice Of plant found In the hear
q, Ifrca bv some HEAVIER. guided tramp. but is wholly
rational and scientific. With kindest wishes. your
friend ~ ~ r
The entire public knows that Hon s. S Cox NJ c.
and late u S. Minister Turkey, was very Ill and near
10 death Yet here Is a statement Of man who was
brought back new life.
have the pleasure state that have been partak-
inc n, tho Vita Nuovar which IS most beneficial for
person Of my peculiar temperament and health ami
cheerfuy give my testimony in IT'S behalf 1t Is wen
named New Life" Yours truly. 8 >. COA.
June II. 1887.
Hon Andrew G. Curtin. Pennsylvana's old war Gov
ernor speaks his opinion on vital question;
MRS HARRIET HUBBARD AVER:
fctpHf ha q n IN
only a pleasing and exharatng tonic, but above all,
most beneficial in its effects upon the nervous system
d-bIated and Frustrated by protracted mental labor
I take much pleasure recommending its use to all so
afflicted feeling they will have speedy and per
manent relief Yours very truly, A. G. CURTIN.
Bellefonte, Penn