Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-01-23
HUNTING a CURE FOR MALARIA.
And what the Inquiries ana In
vcstigatiens Developed.

Cared with that vague and indefinite
something, called malaria, and living in
Lanca ',er, Pa. the birthplace of Ml.hler's
Herb Biiters, Mr.. Walter Keiffer. of the
Daily Nep Era, resolved to investigate its
curative powers, of which lie had heard so
much. He writes as fnllew- "C,lling on
James II. Marshall, Esq at present and
Tor twelve years past, postmaster Of the
city, l asked, 'What do Won know about
Mi,hler's Herb Biters?' Il know was
The answer, that il ,s the most palatable
hitters | have ever taken, and Ms tonic il
has no eqnal.'"
That was encouraging. aud the next per-
son met was WIN. A. Morton. E,q., Of the
Lancaster Inteiiigeneer. I addressed the
same inquiry to him, and quick a. a fasl
came the answer. II have used Mishler'.
Herb BiIiers, off and on, for ten wears, and
have found il Of great benefit. On one oc-
cnsion, suffering from severe rrosirsiion, il
was the only thing to give me relief"
Stepping into the office of Hon. ID. p,
RpsenmilIer, Mayor Of Lancaster, 1 re-
peate,l nav query. "It is the hest tonic
have ever known, and regard it ns au
infallible cure for malarla," smilngly
anawered his Honor.
"Mr. Sieinheiser, what do you krew Of
Misher's Herb Bilters?" j asked. ai-
dressing Mr.. ]. o. Steinheiser, now United
States Mail Agent. aud for eight years
Superintendent ot the Lancaster County
Hospital and Insane Asylum. "Never
had medicine in the Hospital that acted
90 charmingly, and for chronic diseases il
never fails To give relief"
"Mr. Long" addr. ssing member Of the
firm of John +. Longs Sons drug house
the oldest drug house in the State. II moi
In Americn; "Whai has been voHr expert
ence with Mishlcr'- Herb Bitter. ?" ave
handle great deal Of il, and the demand
ia constantly on the increase. regard il
~ being. incidentally, the hest bitierR in
the market. People who bny il once in
varinhly call Tor it again.
The next place visited was John r
Kanff'nana drug store. "TIow's the Mish.
ler'- Herb Bi'trrs market. Mr. Kaufman
1T never was better. We scll a great deal
OF il in the city, Int the hulk or eur trade
is from the rural districls-arnong old
farmers who need tonic, and among those
living In mnlarial regi"ns. One old gem
lleman from the country has been coming
Ter eight yeara, and as we know about how
long botlle will last him we know just
when to expect him. II ia great biiters y
II. B. Cochran, another prominent drug
glsf. was the next person approached
Nv hat has been yonr experience with
Mishler's Herb Bitters, Mr.. CocIr,n p
For steady sale il has no equal. II il
chemically pure and medicin.liy strong
Lately The demand for the Red Label
hrand-ihat intended particularly foi
ladies-hns greatly increased. aud ! know
OF noihing more popular or mare effective
Tor he weaknesses peculiar TO the female
sex"
Meeting Rev. J. g. Fritchie. an oeto-
genarian minister Of the Gospel on the
street. ! engaged him In conversation, and
remarked an his great age and seeming
good health, he said. 10 my surprise, ~
awe II all In Mi-hler's Herb Bitlers; |. Il
the hest friend have. sustaining me In Ill
moments OF physical weakness, and IL any
one des'res my testimony you are at liber-
~ to give them my name. Lei them adj
dress me. ami m tell them all aboni IT,"
Ru' why multiply this home testimony
Address wlom misht-preacl,prs, law
VeH. hankrr., druggists, merchanis-sl
who had amy knowledge Of the biiiers, aud
The testimony was erwhelmingly in il,
iavor. Suffice tn say that. although -
skepiic on The snhjeci ~ curing malaria,
hcra,ne convinced that there wis one prsp
arn'ion. and one only. thai wOnld enre il
and ils name is MishleI's Herb Biiters.