The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-06-03
GAVE MONEY ID. OLDEST MAN
Tore Waist from Woman's Par
 alyzed Arm.
La Vita Mans Lberality, Novel Meth ods and Eloquent Lectures Attract Thousands Nightly. Scores of People Benefited of Rheumatism, Paralysis and Deafness by the Peculiar La Vita Treatment.

When the largest vacant lots in town are not large enough to accom- modate the crowds which nightly at- tend the La Vita Free Concerts. Lee lures and Demonstration. it begins to look as if the La Vita mans popularity was assured, and surely it is if the favorable comments of the citizens of Brldgeport may be taken as a criter- lon On every hand in every factory. house, shop and store can be heard,
 Have you seen the La Vita man. If not he is worth going hundreds of Of miles to sec" A representative interviewed this wonderful man after ms lecture Thursday night and asked La Vita how he could afford to carry Such large company with him and also how can you afford to give away your money. Why. La Vita you are very extravagant
 The LaVita man smiled and re- piled, That money is made to spend. not to horde up and wroship, and I believe in doing all the good I can in rom the marvellous La Vita treat ment, You see it is so different than other treatments. La Vita does not depend entirely upon medicines and drugs to cure. But it consists of Vlbratory hygenic and the laws of nature to cure diseases. For instance that case of Mrs. Margaret Click, who lives on 51 John street, while we demonstrated on her with one treat ment you see she was relieved of her paralysis. Now one treatment would cure her, but several La Vita treat ments would return new life ffito the arm and body. Just like little Mary, who come for treatment, deaf six years. After one La Vita treament she was able to hear a sound, also MT. J. s. Edwards with muscular rheumatism, muscles contracted go bad, unable to lift arms above head One La Vita treatment helped him so much that MT. Edwards could use his arm as well as ever. Many oth- CTS are relieved so that they tell their friends and neighbors and they come to the La Vita doctbr's office at 1412 State street and take treatment. Is the La Vita treament given free at the office? asked the reporter. No, no replied the La Vita man. You see the examining physician charges one dollar for examination and if the case is accepted his charges for La Vita treatments are very nominal. His prices are within the reach of all. I see exclaimed the reporter, you have certainly got wonderful system, you are beloved by the public and you know how to win your way into the hearts of the people.
 A Grand Sight.
 It was indeed a grand and noble act when the La Vita man offered to give five dollars to the oldest man who attended his lectures, Thursday night and when the old men came. La Vita asked them to come upon the stage. which they did. and then the Southern Quartet sung the beauti- full ballad, Silver Treads Among the Gold. It was a sight to be remem- bered and many eyes were filled with tears as the Song was finished. Among the old men present, MT. Marquis Griffin, living on Railroad avenue. ae won the $500 present of the be- ing the oldest man. He was 92 years old. re audience applauded as the La Vita man gave MT. Griffin the but the La Vita man did not want to disappoint the other old gentlemen, and he went down into his pocket and gave each of the old men i've dollars apiece. At this point the urday night the La Vita man will make his silver shower parade and will throw money away at the Free Show Grounds on State and BoStW1ck avenue at D. m.
 La Vita Offices Crowded Daily.
 People wishing to Consult the La Vita doctor can call at his headquar- ters at 1412 State street, daily. Of fee hours from 10 to 12 morning; 2 to 4. afternoon. A fee of one dollar is charged for examination and con sultation by a licensed physician. No persons examined free.