Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-27
MW Principle! NsW Remedy No Poison!
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
Or Antidote to Malaria;
For lhe prevcnIiOn and cure


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Fever and Ague, or chill lever, dumb agues ana
other intermittent and remittentfevers also Of
bilious fever, accompanied by typhoid symp-
toms, typhoid fever, yellow fever. ship and jail
fever. general debility, night sweats, and all
other forms OF disease which have common
origin in
Malaria or Miasmu,
T,,oso .r;.
or tho Iyn;toJ Sta,as. hmt ,rhaa m,h! " 80
yor,6 Snn,L -, :. w, IL I'LL
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~ = iiSn tne samc sluaIruuSc I"eEItut
rT;, Cj ! Il !, 10 tiIignS"noo '%n'S VI es - VM ing
and bafh"i,.! IS ,hn 80. IN ~ ~, .Tn
same tbar viii ali nn,nT Ui' L a. e'e u"use > Lnt
~ 90 sI""'y 80 me- mat
> H VI w. Iars - 81 Sr nc,n-n OF replofe tudt cause
py nv law VI n"tufe, every principe mas us
ease, there is rc-agent, or in other words a sre.
chic remedy. Allmalaria. whether arising from
marshes stagnant water. decomposition OF ami
nal and vegetable matter, or even newly cleared
lands is the same in character and effect is a
poison Noting lnthe atmosphere, causing disease
10 an VINO breathe IT. In accordance with those
a %ha,tc ,;n. INV governing tne uherring affinity
Grafton before us, offered TO the nub,ic' P'P-
The natural ont;Jo,o IN aJ,l,.:u
Il"
Mnion ncutiu.lIcS lhe Po!son whenever u comes
= onIeS "a Ion'act WIN IT, even IN the open ar
INV W nos auNen Lnturhal!y completely lnflheSthe
SYSTEM "ieytou.o '! us palL%Hl iuhuence ana thus
eS M PieS1rre5 he"Itn'
- le"ouy Dv"eNeu u Deentreiy new, ana
unAnoMh W any Dut tne proprietor, VINO distinct
J c'a,hs tHe loiowihS extraordinary results
y III -
~ Wiz INSANITY nsI cneck lhe ag9e IN personswho
nov =" al! ieIg'n . t.he' IRON ONE
occordipr tn tho diroct;ous = roGt.nI'ng It's use;
be effected the notient contirninn Gnoo e., ,h H.
complaint forever nnloss snhscn1ont armnsrno
TO NAL ria should make H. nsa . - oNPo,uie
In its operation mon thc moi son in tbo sr ",S.
it will Immediately relieve ali Tho Jistr,Ssinn
symptoms of bilious or og,,e diseas cs. and whoS
the disease is cured. it will entirely prevent the
accession Of "
ro,.r,J J,L1,.
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wh'eh 50 oi'eh tOilows the administration of 9TH
CT medicines Inc patient at once begins to re-
cover apetite ana strength, an continues to I'M
prove until restored to perfect health.
~ us use FEVER ana ague may be banished
from every class in rue community: fl rmers me-
chanics, and all laboring people may use 1t as 4
Preventive.
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safety from ogue or biIIions ottootS dn ~ pe'' ,Lo
sickly season. which is often to them IN" ,, ~.
valuable part of the year.
Since the introduction Of the CURE in every
part Of the United States, its success has been 50
complete and unvarying as to have fully proved
these assertions in favor of its C traordinary
merit.
When 'nese ueclaratlOhs were made, at the
date OF IS introduction, they seemed incredible
to many, even u. the most caudld minds, because
all the resources OF %s.r'ence had been taxed in
vain TO subdue ague or p,.."'ouS diseases and
what was still worse for arue sufferer. ~. all thCir
remedies or treatment, whether scientific or On,
%pirical, have been limited to the use of poi sonous
or destructive drugs, such as arsenic, quiuine,
mercury, %saliclne, &C. The effects OF those are
sometimes worse than the disease they subdue,
and when such remedies fail, or give only tempo
rary relief, their poisonous eiects are superadd-
ed to the poor sufferers first complaint.
On this account ague sufferers should be par
~ticularly careful about using any secret fcverand
ague remedies, Notwithstanding the makers of
them uniformly assert that they may be taken
with perfect safely, even when it is VIGOROUSLY
well known that their potency depends solely
upon destructive poison.
Now as proof that the remedy is not only val
liable on account of its power to cure diseases,
but that 1t Is also
W0rthu of public c0nfdcnce. Lseouse of lie
Singular and entire Lnr,nhssncss
rbe eolIowino cor,iGco,o f.om - ~ -" .
caIehroteI c6owistS W no oHe vi ,ne most
Ier.ola.eu Shenns's III me chited states has
49, " y po".h" '"No" 0oPy VI IL IS a''acheu 10
WY wv
Hew ior", june lI' 'oo'
nave mace a chemical examination Of
khoueS leHer anu ague cure, or antldote to ma
laria, anu nave teStea IL Tor arsenic, mercury,
qulnlne anu stry.chnine, but have not found a
paricic Vi eltuer III ~, nor nave found any sub
stance IN lts composition that would prove in
FURIOUS 10 tle constitution;
JAMES ~ tIilLloN, NJ. d., Chemist.
1t Isl stubborn fact therefore, that this rene
dy Is destined not only 20 relieve the human fam
lily from malarious diseases, but to do an equally
good work by preventing the taking Of other
medicines which do harm,
The entire absence of any baneful ingredient
makes this remedy, not more valuable as q cure,
than it is as a preventive
No class of disease is so easily managed as the
one under consideration, if the medicine be ia
ken in advance This is owing to the diseases
oenhg produced by one and the saline cause. and
therefore, all, both residents and travellers.
should protect themselves oy the timely use of
thls preventive, ana not wait tor the poison al
ready lurking IN their veins to ~develope ~itselfin
a violent attack: Take the cure as a preventive,
ana so destroy the POI sou before il does harm.
Full directions and advice as to diet and hab-
It's OF life prepared by a Observation-Disclosures,
long resident III a bilious climate now accOmpa.
ny each bottle;
lwlll often bet0und necessary to prccedc this