Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-04-03
HUNTING A CURE FOR MALARIA.
And What the Inquiries and InTesti-
cations Developed.

Cursed with that vague and indef-
mite something, called malaria, and Inv
ing in Lancaster, Pa, the birth place
of Mishler's Herb Bitters; Mr.. Walter
Kiefier, Of The Daily Ne'o Era, re-
solved to Inves tigate its curative pow
ers of which he had heard so much. He
writes as follows: Calling on James
Il. Marshall, Esq, at present and for
twelve years past, postmaster of the
city, | asked, What do you know
about Misbler's Herb Bitters?' L
know was the answer, that it is the
most palatable bitters [ have ever
taken, and as tonic it has no
equal"
That was encouraging, and the next
person | met was VIM. A. Morton,
Esq, of the Lancaster Htelliqencer. 1
addressed the SANS inquiry to him, and
as quick as fash came the answer, Il
have used Mlshlers Herb bitterS off
and on, Tor ten years, and have found
| it OF great benefit. On one occasion
suffering from severe prostratiou, it
wasthe only thing to give me relief
Stepping INFO the oficsos Hon. q. 2
Rosenmiller, Mayor Of Lancaster, re-
peated my query. ut is the best tonic
| have ever known, and | regard it as
an lnfallible cure for malaria" anil
ingly answered his Honor.
"Mr. Steinheiser, what do you know
of Mishler's Herb Bltters2' | asked ad
addressing Mr. J. Q Steinheiser, now
United States Mail Agent, and for
eight years superintendent Of the Lam
caster county Hospital and Insane Asy-
lum. Never had a medicine in the hos
chr that acted so Gharmlngly, and for
chIonic diseases it never fails to give
reliet
Mr.. Long" addressing a member of
the firm of John F. Longs's Sons drug
house. the Oldest drug house IN the
State, If not in America, What has
been your experience with Mishler's
| Herb Bltters? "We handle a great
deal Of it, and the demand is constantly
on the increase. Iregard it as being,
incidentally. the best bitters in the
market. People who buy it once IN
varlably call for again
The next place visited was John r.
Kauffman's drug store. "Hows the
Mlshler's Herb Bitters market, Mr..
Kauffman?' at never was better We
sell great deal of IL IN the city, but
the balk of our trade is from the rural
d1strlcts-among old farmers who need
a tonic, and among those living IN
malarial regions. One old gentleman
from the country has been coming for
eight years. aud as we know about how
4 long bottle will last him we know
, just when to expect him. 1t is a great
bitters.'
II. B. Cochran, another prominent
druggist, was the next person ap
: preached. what has been your tx.
, perlence with Mlshler's Herb BitterS
E MIR. Cochran?" For steady sale It
! has no equal. It Is chemically pure
and incidentally strong. Lately the
l demand tor the Red Label brand-that
: is intended particularly for ladies -
has greatly increased, and l know o.
nothing more popular or more effective
for the weaknesses peculiar to the
female sex"
Meeting Rev. J. g. Fritchie, an octo
: genarlan minister of the Gospel on thu
street, 1 engaged him in conversation
and remarkIng on his great age anC
seeming good health, he SAID to m
surprise, Il owe it all to Misher's Her
Bitters; it is the best friend have
sustaining me in all moments of nhysi
. cal weakness, and if any one desire
:. testimony you are at liberty to Civ
# them my name. Let them address nj
and I'll tell them all about it.