The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-02-26
HUNTING A CyaE rOnMALARIA.
Nd What tho Inquiries aad Inyestigs-
lions Developed.

Cursed with that vague and indefinite
something, called malaria, and living
III Lancaster, Pa, tho birthplace Ot
MiSh.er's Herb Bilters, Nr. Wake,
Ketl'or, Of the Daily New Era,
resolved to investigate it's curati, {
powers, Of which no hai heard so much.
He writes as follows: Calling on
James II. Marshall esq, at present and
tor l. years past, pDStniaster of the city,
! asked, 'What do yuu know about
Mlshler Herb Bifter-?' q know was
the answer that IL * the most palat-
able bitters | htye ever taken, aud as
n tonic it has no equal"
That was encouraging, and the next
person | met was WnI. y, Morton esq
OF The Lancaster lntelligaucer. | I'D
dressed the same inquiry to BIN, and
rs quick ~ fash came the answer, III
have used Misb!er'1 Herb Btters OF
and on for 10 vedrs, and have found il
OF great benefit. On Ono occasion, suffer
ing from severe pr0stration, ic was the
only thing 70 give me eiiet."
Stopping into the office of Hon, u. p.
R1senmiler, Mayor Of Lancaster, / 70
psated my query. ut is tho best tonic
lniallihle cure for nlaiaria," sulilngly
answered his Honor.
"Mr. Stcinheiser, what Go you know
of Mishier's Herb Bitiers?" [ asked.
addressing Mr.. J. o. Sci lheiser, now
United States mail aSou., and for eight
years superintendent l. ncaster county
hospital ana insane &sylum. "Neyer
had II medicine in the hospital that ac.
ted so charminglY, amt for chronic dis
eases it never fails 10 eve relief"
"Mr. Long" addressing Il member Of
the firm of John +. Long's K Sons drug
house, the oldest drug house in the
state. if not in America, "What has
been your experience with Missile. i
Herb Bitters?" ave handle a grea;
deal of it and the demand is constantly
on the increase. | regard it as being,
incidentally, the best bitters in the
market. People who buy it once, iuva-
riably call for it again"
'rhe next place visited was John r
Kaulfman'S drug store. Allows the
Misher's Herb Bitters market, MIR,
KauffmanY' .1J never was better. We
sell great deal of it in the city, but
the bulk of our trade il from the rural
district5-among old farmers who need
a tonic, and among those living in ma
larial regions. One old gentleman from
tho country has been coming for eight
years, and as we know about how long
II bottle will last him We know just
when TO expect him Its great BIT
ters."
II. B. Cochran, another prominent
druggist, was tho next person ap.
proachod. What has been your expert
ence with Mishler's Herb Bitters, Mr..
Cochran?" "For steady sale it has no
equal. 1t is chemically pure ana me-
dicinalIy strong. Lately the demand
tor the red label brand-that intended
particularly for ladies--has greatly in
creased, and [ know of nothing more
effective for the Weaknesses peculiar to
the female SEX"
genarian minister of the gospel on the
street, engaged him in conversation,
and remarking on his great age and
seeming good health, he said, to my
surprise, ~ owe it all to Misher's Herb
Bitters; il is The best friend have, sus-
tanning me In all moments of physical
weakness, and il any one desires my
testimony, you are at liberty to give
them my name. Let them address me
and pll tell them all about it,"