River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-04-02
Hunting a Cure for Malaria.
AND WHAT THE INQUIRIES AND INyES'
LEGATIONS DEVELOPED.

AND WHAT THE INQUIRIES AND INYES
! LEGATIONS DEVELOPED.
| Cursed with that vague and indefi
mite something. called malaria, anC
/ living in Lancaster, Pa, the birth
place of Mishler's Herb Bitters, Mr.
Walter Kieffer, OF the Daily New Era
resolved to investigate its curative
powers, of which he had heard 81
much. He writes as follows: Call
ing on James Ii. Marshall, Esq, a
present and for twelve years past
postmaster of the city, asked What
| do you know about Mishler's Hert
Bitters!' Il know was the answer
that it is the most palatable bitters
have ever taken, and as tonic has nc
| equal.
That was encouraging, and the next
person | met was w. A. Morton, Esq,
of the Lancaster Intelligencer. | adj
dressed the same inquiry to him, and
quick as flash came the answer, 81
have used Mishler's Herb Bitters, off
and on, for ten years. and have found
it of great benefit. On one occasion,
suffering from severe prostratlon, 1T
was the only thing to give me relief.
Stepping into the Office Of Hon. D..
p. Rosenmiller, Mayor of Lancaster, |
repeated my query. 1T is the best
tonic | have ever known, and | regard
it as an infallible cure for malaria,
smilingly answered his honor.
''Mr. Steinheiser, what do you'll know
of Mishler's Herb Bittersp' l asked,
addressing Mr.. J. 0. Steinheiser, now
United States Mail Agent, and for
eight years Superintendent of the LAM
caster County Hospital and Insane
Asylum. Never had medicine in
the Hospital that acted SO charmingly
and for chronic diseases i, !lcEer tails
to give relief.
"Mr. Long" addressing member
of the firm of John f. Longs Sons
drug house, the Oldest drug house in
the state, if not in America, 'What
has been your experience with Mish-
ler's Herb BitteIs!" 1--WE handle a
great deal of it, and the demand is
constantly on the increase. | regard
it as being, incidentally, the best bit
tiers in the Market. People who buy
it once invariably call for it again.
The next place visited was John R.
hdulllDdu . VI u SUOl6s INV . ChC
Mishler's Herb Bitters market, Mr..
KauffmanP cit never was better.
We sell great deal of it in the city,
but the bulk of our trade is from the
rural districts-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, and as we
know about how long bottle will last
him we know just when to expect
him. 1t is great bitters.
III. B. Cochran, another prominent
druggist, was the next person ap
preached. "What has been your eX
perience with Mishler's Herb Bitters
Mr., CochranF' For steady sale il
has no equal. 1t is chemically pure
and incidentally strong. Lately the
demand for the Red Label brand-that
intended particularly for ladies-has
greatly increased, and know of moth
ing more popular or effective for The
weaknesses peculiar to the female
SEX"
Meeting Rev. j. G.. Fritchie, an oc
| togenarian minister of the Gospel OF
| the street, | engaged him in converse
| ton, and remarking on his great age
and seeming good health, he said, t
my surprise, Il owe it all to Mishler'
Herb Bitters; it is the best friend
have, sustaining me in all moments o
physical weakness, and if any desires
my testimony you are at liberty t
| give them my name. Let them ad
dress me, and I'll tell them all abou
it,"
But why multiply this home testi
mony! Address whom | might
preachers, lawyers, bankers, drug
gists, merchants-aIl who had an.
knowledge of the bitters. and the tes
timony was Overwhelmingly in its ia
vor. Suffice to say that, although {
skeptic on the subject of curing ma
laria, | became convinced that there
was one preparation. and one only
that would cure it, and its name il
| MiShler's Herb Bitters.