Mishler's Bitters touted by Lancaster cures list
A condensed statement lists numerous Lancaster area residents and soldiers cured or relieved by Mishler's Bitters and Mishler's Herb Bitters. Testimonials from John Walton to Mary Carney and veterans describe cures for spinal disease, rheumatism, palsy, diarrhoea, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder troubles, heart pain, and battlefield injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Square
Lancaster
B. Mishler
John C. Walton
Daniel Finefrock
Levi Hart
Sen
Charles B. Williams
Jas. Bicking
Litiz
Jos. H.watson
Andrew Eberly
Mary J. Carney
Mishler
Win. H. Jordan
Jacob Hang
Samuel McDonnel
Bitters
H G
Kendig
Hugh Dougherty
J. L. Baker
EL Rhoads
Reamstown
Lancaster Co
Jonathan Styer
Haywood Hospital
Thomas Brophy
John Rote
Isaac Brotntus Lancaster
Cc. B. Mayer
J. F. Fredenberg
Henry G. Kendig
Camp Potomac
A. Faber
Lancaster Cor
Mary Rives
John Weidman
John Gilman
G. W. Whitefield
Altoona
Blair Co
Amos Aument
Strausburg
Lee
South Mountain
J. C.R
Co. E
105Th Regiment
P. V
Martha Bents
John Neidich
John Schock
Peques
Tencaster Co
Druckenmiller
Mount Joy
John Lesher
HH. C. Ginkinger
Philadelphia
Geo. W. Killian
U.S. Hospital
Margaret Kirk
Eliza Wenditz
Henry J. . Etter
Charles P. Miller
Harriet Orr
John Kautz
Theodore Wenditz
Frederickspurg
When the heavy cares of earth press on my soul
The verse speaks of despair and a wish to die as the speaker longs for heavenly rest beyond sorrow. It contrasts earthly gloom with a hoped-for peaceful ascent and repose.
Butter, Butter, and a Bride: A Tale of Rose Weston
Charlie Weston learns Rose Atley will marry him after a sequence of chance meetings with Rose and Florence. He recalls a grocery store moment where Rose proved her character by insisting on carrying butter home for her father, leading to his engagement and eventual marriage to Rose rather than Florence. Years later Rose’s truthfulness and kindness affirm the choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Florence
Charlie
Reso
Mr. Ailey
Churchill’s
Tom Maywood
Tom
Father
Flory
Weston
Lorence
Charles
Lilly
Charley
Frank
Lester
Mrs. Weston
Love and music in a quiet exchange at Frank’s
A couple share a tender moment in a store overheard by a bystander. He recalls acts of kindness and declares his love while planning a visit to Frank’s to see his pride of a little boy. She hushes him, admitting she is not worthy yet cherishes his love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Charlie
Hair Trade Secrets From The London Review Of A Hair Market
The London Review reveals global sources of false hair including Germany Brittany Spain Italy Holland and Catholic convents. It notes church yard hair from corpses and convent hair sold by Paris chiffonniers and that hair from criminals also enters trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. H. Grovesteen
Grovesteen
Whart
London
Paris
Germany
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
New York
American Institute
London Review
Holland
Brittany
Spain
Italy
British Museum
Adventurous Oregon Meeting Ends with a Glimpse of a Sewing Machine
A tall tale recounts Frank Ball, a roving agent, enticed by a hotel landlady’s sister with a joke about gloves. He visits four miles from town to see a washing machine with a sewing attachment, declares it fine but laughs at the missing sewing piece, and leaves in rain after declaring “I am sold.” A second item reports a widow in Richmond receiving sudden fortune after her southern husband’s death and a large cotton sale, triggering a relocation to Mississippi to claim a sixty thousand dollar legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeon ‘Pang
Oregon
Portland
Frank
Frank Ball
Fortune
Mississippi
Richmond Times
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Columbia
Orvick
Alines
Ausignes
Lycar
Business
A.J. Kauffman
J. K. Linerweaver
D. J. Loop
Law Columbia
York Counties
L . Alice
Locust Street
Samuel Evans Justice
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Columibia PA
Sy Z Hoffer
Front Street
R. Williams’ Drug Store
Between
Cola
Second & Third Streets
Washington House
Columbia Pa
Daniel Hunn
Franklin House
Locus? Street
Jsacus
Evan Mishle
West Market Square
Reading
Penna
George Bogle
Locust and
Union
Geo. J. Smith
Locust St
P.S
Columbia Flour Mills
Wale
eBee
Lan
Supplee & Bro
End Street
Samuel H. Lockard
Locust & Walnut Sts
Broadway
Susquehanna Planing Mill
ON -Fronist. and
Penn. Railroad
Lancaster County
Hin
B. Bdaclilan
W. W. Fry
Fry & Kurt
Mark A, Kurtz
Archstreet
Corr Adelphia
Steady & Bowers
Columbia, Pa
Oun
B. Bachman
Susquehanna Plaining Mills
Baltimore Co
Pine Grove
Lyken Valley
Reading & Columbia R. I
Bruner & Moore
China
Queensware
I. K. Stauefee
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Prome
Amos Groff
Boetr
Willie Ware
Elsie Isabella
Charlie Weston
Frank Lester
Nothern
Florence Atley
Rose Atley
Washington
Capitol
Congressional Library
Senate Post Office
Central Park
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