The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-02-17
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1885.
HUNTING A CURE FOR MALARIA,
AND WHAT rHs INQUIRIES AND lKvEsTI-
CATIONS DkvELUPRD.

AND WHAT THIS INVUtNtbo AMI lNfEeli-
aArioEs DEVELOPED.
Cursed with that vague and inde1nite
something, called malaria. and living In
Lancs ter, Pa, the birthplace OF Mish-
ler's Herb Bis,ers. Mr.. Waiter Kiefer.
Of the Daily New Era. resolved to in
vastisats its curative powers, OF which
he bad heard 40 much He writes as
follows: "Cslling on james II. Mar.
shall. ESQ.,, at present and for twelve
yesrs pact, postmaster Of the CITY, /
asked, what do you know about Mish-
ler's Herb Bittersp' Il know, Was the
snswer, 'that |, is the most pAlatsble Bit
ters ! have ever taken, and as tonic il
has no equal"
That was encouraging, and the next
person / mat vas VIM A. Morton, Esq.
OF the Lancaster Imtelligencer. l ad-
dressed the same inquiry TO him, and
quick % fash came the snswer IL have
used Mishler's Herb Bitters, of and on !.
for ten years, and have found 1t Of great
benefit. On one occasion, suffering from
severe prostrstion. il was the only thing
10 give me relief"
Stepping into the Office Of Hon D r.
Rossnmiller, Mayor OF Lancaster, i re-
pealed my query. at is the best tonic
I.have ever known, and | regard it as an
infailible care for malaria," smilingly
answered his Honor.
"Mr. SteiobeIser, what do you know
OF MishIer's Herb Bi,tsrsY" I asked,
addressing Mr.. j. o. Steiuhsiser, now
United States Mail Agent. and for eieh.
wears Superintendent of the Lancaster
County Hospital spd Iossne Asylum.
uNever had medicine in the Hospital
5 that acted 80 chsrmiagly, and for chronic
diseases il never fails 70 give relief
"Mr. Long" addressing a member Of
the arm OF John F. Long's Sons drug
house, the oldest drug house 10 the State,
II not In America. What has been your
experience rith Mlshler's Herb Bit,ers ?"
I'VE handle . great deal OF It, and the
demand 10 constantly on the increase.
regard 1t as being. incidentally, the best
bitters in The market. People who buy
It once invariably call for 1t again
The next place vi,ited wss John r.
Ksnfman's drug store. Allows the
hishler's Herb Bilters market, Mr..
1KsuffDsn7" at never was better. We
cell 9 great deal OF i, in the city, but the
bulk OF onr trade 10 from the rural dis.
tricts--amopg old farmers who need q
stonic, and among those living in ma
larial reeions. One old gentleman from
the country has been coming for eighty
years, and ss We know about how long q
bottle will last Inn we know just when
to expec! him 1t iss great bitters."
H B. Cochran. another prominent
druggist. was the next personspproached
What has been your experience with
Mishler's Herb Bitters, Mr.. Cochran p
"For steady sale it bss no equal. II 10
chemically pure end incidentally strong.
Lately the demand foi the Red Label
braud-that intended particularly for
lsdies-hss greatly increased, and ]
know OF nothing more popular or more
effective for the weaknesses peculiar to
the female sex"
Meeting Rev. J. G. Fritcbie. an octo-
eenarian minister OF the Gospel on the
street, engaged him In conversation,
and remsrking on his great age and
seeming good health, be said, to my sur
prise, II owe il ell to Mishler's Herb
Bitters; II is the best friend ] have, sus-
tanning me 10 all moments OF physica
weakness, and il any one desires my ties
timony you are at liberty to give them
my name. Let them address me, and
I'll tell them oil about it,"
But Why multiply this home testimony
Address whom ! m,2ht-preachers, law
.yers, bankers, druggists, merchants,-al
~ho had any knowledgs OF the bitters
and the testimony was overwhelmingly
In It's favor. Suffice to say that, slthougt
. ekep,ic on tho subject OF curing ma
lsris, I became convinced that there wa.
one preparation, and one only. thu
would cure 1t. and it's name is Mishler'l
Herb Bitters.