Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-16
O%NE-FOURTH THE
PEOPLE UNHAPPY
AND MISERABLE
AS a Result of the Rapid Style
of Modern Living-Have
Little Pleasure.
MANY NEWARK FOLKS
FIND LIFE GREAT BURDEN
Hustle and Worry of Today Is
Too Much of a Strain
on System.

twenty-five per cent. of the people
little real happiness. The cause Is
nervous debility and is produced by
modern conditions of city life" This
statement was made recently by one of
the specialists who are introducing a
new tonic, fiona Vita to the Newark
people.
According to this specialist the hustle
and worry of modern life is too much
of a strain on the average man or
woman, and chronic nervous debility
is the result. The specialists claim
that no individual can hope to succeed
in or enjoy life when once this disease
is established n that comparatively
few people know the cause of their
poor health and lack of vitality.
Tired, droopy, half sick men n
women are as common as leaves on the
trees in the summertime in Newark.
and every other large CITY," said he
specialist. "They have uncertain appe-
tites, poor digestion, little ambition
and feel almost 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 diseases at different times. The
real trouble with them Is v de-
bility, produced by the life they lead.
1.-The medical profession as a whole
has recognized these facts for a num-
Der of years, but little was done to
overcome this ailment, so far as the
general public is concerned, until a
tonic was introduced In Europe a few
years ago, which proved very effective.
A company has been organized to put
a similar preparation on the market
in the United States. The medicine is
called iona Vita in this country, and
is now being introduced in many cities
here. l have charge of this work IN
Newark, and I expect to get wonderful
results"
The specialists who have charge of
the demonstration in Newark are re-
ceiving scores of testimonials every day
from people who have tested this new
remedy. One of special interest is one
given by Henry Wilkinson, of No. 564
Huntington street, this city, regarding
MS wire s case, VINO Sald.
MY wife has really been benefited by
this wonderful tonic. She has been
troubled with nervousness. stomach
trouble and a general rundown con-
dition for the past several months.
After taking a few doses she finds a
great change in her condition. she now
feels better than she has for a long
time. / can certainly recommend this
new medicine to all who are suffering
as she did"
The sale of the new medicine is now
the biggest thing of the kind ever seen
in Newark, and each succeeding day
marks an increase of interest. "Tona
Vita" is proving a complete revelation
to the hundreds of half-sick men and
women in the city who did mo- know
exactly what was the matter with
them. 1t would be worth anybody's
time to visit the store of the f. r.
Petty Drug Company, ISL Broad street.
the exclusive agents for Newark, and
inspect the large number of testi-
monials from those who have been
benefited by the new tonic, and who
have u%ndoubted faith in 1t as a remedy
of unusual value. These specialists are
on hand to meet the public daily from
2 a. M. to s p. m.