Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-28


Fever and Ague or Chill Fever Dumb Ague and other
Intermittent and Remitent Fevers also Of Bilious Fe-
vers accompanied by Typhoid Symptoms; Ty-
phoid Fever, general debility night sweats
and all other forms of human disease
WHICH lave a COMMON ORIGIN IN
M ALA RIA OH IASTIIA.
These diseases many localities Of the Uni
tee States but wherever they prevail north south cast
or west, they all equally spring from the masal cause
The great variety of symptoms and forms of disease h
owing principally difference in age sex constitution and
habits Of the suereTs but the cause is the same tbe
viii all equally yield to remedy that is competent to over
come or remove that cause.
By the laws Of nature every principle has its opposite
ana Tor every disease or cause Of disease there is re-
whether arising from marshes stagrant wafer deccmro
sition of animal and vegetable matter or even newly
cleared lands is the same in character and effect: is
poison uoung IN the atmosphere. causing disease all
who breathe it. In accordance with those unaerae laws
governitg the unerring affinity suAssting between oppo-
es there the preparation before US offered to the pub
THE NATURAL ASTIDorE TO MALARIA,
which neutrazes the poison whenever comes in contact
with IT, even in the open air. and when taken internally
completely puries the system affected BY it of its banef
influence, and thus restores and preserves health
The remedy is believed to he entirely new and unknown
70 any out the proprietor wi distinctly claims the follow
ing extraordinary results from its uses:
i will instantly check the ague in persons who have
suffered for length Of time from ONE DAY TO TWENTY
tons radical will be eeced the patient coutin-
ung free from the complaint forever unless subsequent
IN us operation upon the poison in the stem it viii
relieve all the distressing symptoms of bilious or ague dis
eases and when the disease is cured it will entirely pre-
vent the accession of
GENERAL DEBILITY AND NIGHT swEATs,
which often follow the administration of other medi
cnes The patient at begns appetite and
strength and continues to improve until restored per-
feet health.
Bv its use fever and ague NAV he banisbcd from ever
fmiiy and class in the community: farmers mecharics
ana s aboIing people mqy be using this article PRE-
safety from ague l9us attacks during the sckv sea-
which is often to them the most valuable part Of the
year.
Sncr the introduction of the CURE in every par tho
U tied States It's has been so complete and u
ri1g as to have fully proved these assertions in favor Of
extrHordirory merit
When these declarations made the date Of intro
duction thry scemcd Incredible to many even Of the mos;
eandid minds becausa all the resources of seiarc had noon
taxed in vain TO suhdue ae or Iious diseases ard what
still for sufferers all their remedies or
treatment whether scientific empirical have been Inn
tied 70 the use oi poisonous destructive drugs rs
arscrir oinne mercury, sarine &c The effects Of these
sometimes than the disease they subdue am
whom such remedies fil give only temporary relief
Their "isonous ELECTS are superadded to the poor sufferers
Or this ccount ague sufferers should be particularly
caien aIout using anv secret fever and ague remedies
the makers Of them uniformly assert they
may he taken with perfect sqfy even when it is noto
Iousy well known that their potency depends solely upon
destructive poison
Now nroof that the remedy is not only valuable on
account Of power to cure diseases but that is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
because of its singular entire harmcssness The fol-
lowing csrficttr from Of the most celebrated chemists
in the United States has been obtained and COPY of
attached to every bottle:
NEW YoRK, June II, 1855.
az have made chemical examination Of Rhodes Fever
for arsenic mercury quiue and stychnine have
found particle Of either in it. have found any sub
STAGE in its composition that would prove injurious the
- "J. R. Chiffon, NJ D., Chemist
II is stubborn fact therefore, that this remedy des-
tined not only 70 relieve the human family from neIios
taking Of other medicines which do harm.
The entire absence Of bauCu ingredient makes this
rtmedy not more valuable as than it is prcyen-
No class ofdeqse is ocasiy managed as the one under
considerations " the medicine be tax u advance. This is
owing to the heng produced by one and th same
and thcrrfnre an both residents ard travellers
should protect themselves v the finely this urrvrn-
tive ard wait The poison already lurkrg in their
veins 10 develop i.sf in violent attack. Take the
IS preventive and destroy the poison before il docs
harm.
Full Directors and advice as to diet and haIits Of M
rrerared by distinguished phvsiiln long resident in
iilious climate now accompany each bottle
1t will often he found necessary II prcccdc this medicine
by mid cthar'c oranti nus nurgative The very hest
thing fr general is moderate dose c castor oil the
object Of which Is to cleanse the stomach gnd free the ill
iqrv passages Remember that ere this is Necessary
there is cosveres it Ee tafea or the operation
the aTtiiote will I've se'iousls olstructrd.
ONLY CACTION.-In certain specified cqsas, pour the
vessels (ring nlatcs and place them sleeping rooms:
for fho v1po- risng fom the m"dilc and also he ai
wcd acos, c cIlaed the d-ers IF it. after the
liquid is evaporated viii countersct ard DESTROY to de-
c0'i'o I5sIt'tc WIN lis cSTOsu~a the mi
poison coniai cd IN the apartment. This mode Of exhibit
iHg the cnrr so1ld Likewise le resort"d to when very
young irfints are evnosrd 10 mllq-ious situations
The bottles in which tliS madici1e nut ny tae
words Rhod's rcver and Arue Curt' iovn in the -lsss
ard on the outside is the Of the Tnedi ire
tlo cory-i-ht "f which is salrc and the mature
the pr"Iio III So nrec'utions adopted to prevent
cornteIf It's -r7 inlitg'iors.
Tho r" mee for is is ENTIRELY is actual
roi's 'erevcr introduced and used. These viii lie
81 iiercd sufHcia-t.
Prepared and sold by tho proprietor,
JAMES A. RHODES,
Providence, R. /
S. BUcKIASp & Co.,
and il Bellevue. BY s8yI
w. B. DmocK.