Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-12
MODERN METHODS
Of LIVING A GREAT
STRAIN ON MANY
Half of the People of Newark Do
Not Know the Real Cause
of Their Troubles.
CITY JEWELLERS soon
LOSE THEIR HOLD ON LIFE
Mrs. Feldweg Says She Feels as
Though She Has Found
Right Remedy.

Half of the people of Newark find
life a burden and have little real hap
piness. The cause is nervous debility,
and it is produced by modern condi-
tions. This statement was made by
one of the specialists of the Approved
Formula Company Thursday, who are
giving some remarkable demonstra-
tons at the e. r.. Petty Drug Company,
this city.
According to his specialist, the bus
tie and worry incident to metropolitan
life is too much of a strain on the aver
age mar or woman and chronic nervous
debility is -the result. The specialist
claims that no individual can hope to
succeed in or enjoy life when once the
disease is established, and that COM
paratively few people know the exact
u of their poor health and lack Of
vitality.
Tired. droopy, half-sick men and
women are as common as leaves on the
trees in Newark" said this specialist.
"They have uncertain appetites, poor
digestion, little ambition and feel al
most too tired for work most of the
time. They suffer from timidity, have
no initiative and haven't enough good
rich blood in their veins to make them
capable or self-reliant. Their nerves
are in such a state that they imagine
themselves afflicted with various dis
eases at different times. The real
trouble with them is debility produced
by the life they are forced to lead.
1.-THE medical profession, as a whole,
has recognized these facts for a num-
Der of years, but little was done to
overcome his ailment so far as the
general public was concerned, until a
tonic was introduced in Europe a few
years ago, which proved very success
full. A company has been organized to
put a similar preparation on the Amer
lean market. The medicine is called
'Tona Vita in this country and is now
being introduced in many cities here.
I have charge of his work in Newark
n I expect to get wonderful results
here"
The specialists who have charge of
the introduction of this new tonic here
are receiving many testimonials from
prominent Newark people who have
tested the medicine. Among the state
ments is an interesting one from Mrs.
Mary Feldweg, of 113 Magnolia street,
city, who testified as follows:
II can cheerful1y recommend this
new remedy, 'Tona Vita and am GER
tain 1t is the most wonderful tonic ever
sold here. 1t acted like a charm in
my case. l was one of the most dis
couraged persons in Newark before l
began taking this new medicine. I had
been ailing for the past two years with
stomach trouble, M a
general rundown condition. l had
tried many kinds of medicines, but with
no results. until taking 'Tona Vita
when I saw immediate results and feel
better than for two years"
"'Tona Vita is relieving hundreds Of
this miserable condition. 1t will posi-
lively do this where there is no serious
organic troubles in a remarkable short
space of time. The medicine benefits
from the very first DOSE said this
specialist.
The "Tona Vita experts are meeting
all callers from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. at
the e. r. Petty Drug Company, 7S1
Broad street, and explaining the nature
of their preparation.