Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-16
And W hat the Inq uiries and In, c~tigntion.
Developed.

Cursed with that vague and indefinite
something. called malaria. and living in
Lancaster. Pa. the birthplace of Mi,hlerS
Herb Bitrcr-. Mr.. Walter kirtfer. Of the
paily New Era. resolved To- investigate its
curative l"wrr,. al which he had heard 80
much. He writes ~ follows: Calling OH
James Ii. Marshall. ESD. al present and for
twelve wears past postmaster of the city.
asked w hat de- Vou know about NiShlrr's
Herb Bittcr~?' i know WAS the answer.
that it i the most palatable bitter~ have
ever taken. and "A tonic it has Ii" equal. ="
That was encouraging. and tn" next per
son | met was VIM. \. Morton. Esq. of the
Lancaster lntelliEencer. | addressed the
same inquiry to him. and quick as a flash
came the answer. Il have Used Mishler>
Herb Bitters. off aud on, for ten years. and
have found il "f great benefit. On one &c
casiOn. suffering from severe pro~tratiun. il
was the only thing Ia give me relief
Stepping into the Office, of Hon D. F.
Ro~cumillcr. mayor Of Lancaster. | re
p.ared my query. 1T is the heSt tonic
have ever known. and regard ii a. an III
taI.ihlc cure 1"r malaria" Smiingly an
Swcred his honor.
Mr.. SteInhri>er. what do YOU know of
Mshler's Herb Bitters?" asked. address
iug Mr.. J. -. Steiuhei~rr. now United States
mail agent. and for eight years Suprrin-
tendent of the Lancaster County Hospital
and Insane Asylum. Never had medi-
cine in the hospital that acted :" charming
~ and for chronic diseases it never fails Ia
give relief.
Mr.. Long" addressing member Of the
iirm of John F. Longs Sons drug house.
th.. oldest drug house in the state. if not in
America. What has been your experience
with MSher'S Herb BitterS?~ We handle
a great deal of il. and the demand is con
stautly on the increase. regard il As he
iuE. incidentally. the best hittprs in the
market. People who buy it once invariably
call for il again.
The next place visited was John H. Kauff-
mans drug store. ''liOw'S the Mi>hlrr'S
Herb Bitter> market, Mr.. Kaufman" 1T
never wa~ better. W" sell Il great deal of il
in the city. but the bulk of our trade. i, from
the rural districts among old farmers who
need a tonic. and among those living in ma
laridl regions. On" old gentleman from the
country has been coming for eight wears.
ami n We know about how long bottle
will last HIM We know Just when to EXPECT
him. 1t i a great httrr>'
H. Il. Cochran, another prominent drug
gi>t. was the next person approached.
Nv hat has been Your experience with
Nj>hIrr'N Herb Bitters Mr.. Cochran"" For
steady sale il has no equal 1t is chrni-
cdliy pure and incidentally strong. Lately
the demand for the Red Label brand-that
intended particularly for ladies has greatly
increased. and | know of nothing more pop
ular or more effective for the weaknesses
| peculiar To the female sex"
Meeting Rev. J. {. FrtChic. an octnge-
marian minister Of the Gospel, on the street
| engaged him IN conversation. and remark
ing on his great aye and seeming good
health. IA" said. I" my surprise. Il owe il
all t" Ml~hlrr~ Herb BIttrr>: it i the best
friend have. sustaining me in all moments
of physical weakness. and if any one de
SIres my testimony yuu are at liberty Ia
give them my name. Let them address me.
and I'll tell them all about il.
But why multiply this home testimony?
Address whom might-preachers. lawyers.
bankers, druggists. merchantS-all who had
any knowledge of the bitters. and the testi-
mony was Overwhelmingly in its favor.
Suffice 10 say that, although a skertjc on
the subject Of curing malaria. became con-
WINGED that there was one preparation. and
one only, that would cure Ii, and its name
Is Mishler's Herb Bitters.