New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
MRS. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
Has Something 10 Say About Doctors
Who Desire Situations.

Mra Aver has been greatly annoyed for past BY
class Of callers style Themselves Doctors who
hsys been unfsrtunsts,' &c, AMI desire make her
FEW variable SUGGESTIONS They oner their services
~ her Is advisers and descant In the glowing
terms upon the advantages OF having 80 doctor with
diploma whom she may advertise great special
LAT Il s t-eatm and skin troublesr They
Assure Ara Aver that this mode OF advertising IL very
effective with TIA public" and when she suggests 10
seems 10 her like hunbuggery, they cooly insist that
tho public like b. numbugged-' They say: Why,
Mrs Aver the only person IN America to-day
manufacturing . remedy that does not claim 20 be
doctsr' Just read the Advertisements" say they;
ysu VIII mad their main reliance Is the Dr. before
their namsa' II you viii employ give lectures.
ges testimonials from other doctors whom know, ana
In many ways Esks myself valuable you putting you
on fossns with Other nsnni1cturcrs tbs only thing
needed 10 insnre you immense fortune is To have
Doctors nsne 10 use in your advertisements" Mrs.
Aver has bus roply gentry So
mes rssorted 30 hunbusrery cisptrap. does
Intend Co. shs does respect doctor who for
ade,snon would lend HIS TO her business. She
could NOT SAX the public respect . person she could
emily despise Her remedies unlike many others sell
merit and the Endorsements unknown doctors.
Her tonic, Vita NusvA IL made from prescription hat
cured her Of . serious illness She only recon-
mend 10 for diseases shs has 10 greatly
releve, Wis dyspepss, nervousness. seeplessness.
hys.eriA debility, bronchitis consumption. marssmns
and tonic for teething children. It has cured tho
weakness of the bladder annoying 70 children Mrs
her patrons that Vita Nuova docs not never
and Fever shall contain opium IN any form or any
narcotic. Vita Euova hss been used and Endorsed b
hundreds OF people. Mrs Aver publishes letters from
tho,e who known tho entire public as men worthy
OF belief and whose judgments valuable
Hon. Henry wsterson, Editor OF " The Louisville
CsurierJsuIna.- srit0si
Everett House, Union Square,
New-York Sept 10, 1887.
MY DEAR MRS. AVER: I have given your Via
Nucva' good and feel myself entirely justified ID
saying tina, you hit upon altogether enectua 70
sora1ve. Sincerely, HENRY wATTERsoN.
Hon. s. q. Cox Member Of Congress writes;
the pleasure that have been partaktns
OF the Vita Euova- which beneficial for person
Of my peculiar empersment health, and cheerfuIly
give my tesmsnal in It's behalf 1t It's wei named Ne"
Life" Ycrrs truly, g. s. cox.
Juno IT. 1857.
Hon John A. Cocteril- Edi.o, Of - Tho New.YOrs
World" ssysi
New.York. August I, 1887.
Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
DEAR MADAM: I been taking your vita
Euoya- days and glad n say that for hard
worked IL is the most stimulating Misunderstanding
tonic have tried Have found Il beneficial 20
well nan who desres keep work, eheertllly
recommend # all invads needing such remedy Yours
very respectfully, JOHN A. CoCKERILL
Hon Andrew G. Curtin tho great Governor OF
Pennsylvania writes:
Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AYEh
DEAR MADAM: found the Vita Nuovn- not onrS
pleasing and cxhsrsins tonic but above all most bene
acis In It's upon the system. debitated
and Frustrated by protracted mental labor take much
pleasure recommending ia all afflicted feeling
they will speedy and permanent relief Yours
very truly, A. G. CURTIN
Be,iefOn,e, Pa
Beware substitutes For other testimonials address
uARRIEr HUBBARD AVER 50 and "a Park place. N. Y.