Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-28
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MALARIA OR NIASNa

sxa i MALARIA OR NIASHl
These diseases are common 10 many ,rsss,,..
United States hut wherever they prevail y.,,s q
s.m., o. West ,ssy al equally 'p,ias from u, a..
OF disease b owing principally 20 difFsrrDe, ~ ~
constitution and habits Of the sufferers. IN, !. -
u the .ame, they yin an equally yield 10 rrs,s, az
competent 10 overcome or remove that exa.s aal
By the laws Of Nature, every principle ha. n.
ana ier every discas~ or eause Of disease, th.,sss
agent, Or In other werds specific remedy An NJ.
position Of animal and vegetable matter a, a
cleared lands, h the sans In character and ~,
poison floating In the atmospAsre causing 49,
WIG ereathe H. In accordance with shes, ss,s.sss
laws governing the unerSing asni,y s,,t.ss.,,n,
the public, - y ssse'rs
THE NATURAL ANrIporE TO MAlARI,
tact With u, even In the open air and when =
naiiy completely purihes the system arec.ss ~ ~
oanefai influence, and thus restores and prs,er,,.
INC remedy y believed 70 be entirely new. ~
nnesn 10 any but the proprietor, who dI.,Jn,,. =
the Following extraordinary results from ne ma ss
y win instantly cheek the ague in per,an. -.
suffered any leugth q time, from OK bar ~ ,,s =
fxfRs and BY continuing is use. according IA "a,
tons, radical cure will be effected the n,t,. ~
uins free from the complaint for ever; aa,ss. sa>
exposure to malaria should make It's use sr.i,
Immediately relieve an the distressing s,.n,ss
ious or asue diseases: and when The ai,,s,e
VIII entirely p,evsn, The accession OF 'a's 1
~s.AaL DEBILITY AND NIGHT SwRArs
which so often follow the administrator m o,h..s
cnes The patient NJ once begins 10 rrcovr, ,r,,,e
sfeng'n, and continues to improve unit, restored y =
ny It's use Fever and Asde NAV h. s,,,,Ass g..
family and class in the community farmers mscs
and al iahoring people may be using this sr,Itl,
= f $50 PREVENTIVE,
and pursue their respective avocatons In persee, M
from ague or bilious attacks during the setlr -,
which II often 10 them the most valuable part on a.
Since the Introduction Of the CURE In every par, "a
United states, Ia success has been complete ssd =
Of lts extraordinary merit ssss ~. : .'' NV
When these declarations were made, At IN. d,.
It's introduction, they seemed incredible 10 many ~.
the most candid minds, because all the r,.ou,e..s
science had been taxed In vain subdue agu, 0, pv
diseases; and what was sim for asuc mst,,,,
their remedies or treatment whether scientific or ,r,
cal have limited to the use Of poisonous or desrrs
drugs, such as Arsenic, Quinihc, Mercury, sascn, A.
The effects OF these are sometimes than N, 4
ease they subduc, and when such remedies al a, =,
only temporary relief, their poisonous effects ar, ,,
added to the poor sufferers FIRST complaint.
On this account ague sufferers should be par,ir,hA
careu about using any secret Fever and Asue rrued
Notwithstanding the makers Of them uniformly co..
That they may be taken with perfect safety, evrn .h
IL notorousiy well known that their potency der.
solely upon destructive poison.
Now MS proof that the Remedy Is no, only vahs
On account OF IT, power to cure diseases hat that
also worthy ~ Public Con 6dence because Of It, Sss
lar and entire HdrmieAoaess The following ctr,.r
from one OF the most celebrated chemists In ihe Ia
States has been obtained, aud copy Of II Is attach
every bottle: 81
II have made a chemical examination OF Rhod,,
yer and Ague Cure, or Antidote to Malaria, aud "
tested 1t for Arsenic Mercury, Qninne and StycAns
but have not found particle OF either In H. nor har
found any substance In Its composition that would NV
injurious TO the constitution.
-. JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ D., Chemist,
tined not only to relieve the human family from MA
rious diseases, but to do equally good work By h.
venting the taking of other medicines which do han
The entire absence Of any baneful ingredient ral-
this Remedy, not more valuable u Cure, than b
q Preventive. .. 10
No class OF disease Il so easily managed a. the ~,
der consideration, II the medicine be taken advance
This is owing to the diseases being produced BY out
travellers, should protect themselves by the timely a-
this preventive, and not walt for the poison ALREADY Nj
ing In their veins to levelope itself IN violent aia
Take the Cure as preventive, and destroy the pose
before II does harm. 75l " Sd, }aegE a.. f. y,
Full directions and advice as Diet and Habit, eEt
prepared by distinguished Physician long resident,
Bilious climate now accompany each bottle. .. f-
1t will often be found necessary to preccdc this
cine by mild cathartc or anti-blious pureatiye. n
very best thing for general use 10 n moderate doe
Castor OIL the object Of which is to cleanse the s,on,a
and free the hillary passages. Remember thai wbsr ID
II necessary or there IL costivencss II
the operation Of the antidoe will be seriously otrussd
ONLY CAUTlON.--In certain specified ta,v
pour the contents OF bottles Of the turt
shallow vessels, dining pla,es0 and place ,brn u
sleeping rooms for the vapor rising from the medcs
and also the air waited across, circulated ovas
dregs Of II. after the liquid Is eraPorated, will cpun
and destroy, to degree commensurate with its expos
the miasmata or poison contained In the apartucss.
This mode Of exhibiting the should likewise BE- Il
sorted to when very young infants exposed mai
rious Situations
The bottles In which this medicine IL put mp have al
words "RHoDEs' FEVER AID AGuE CuREn blown In oil
glass, and the outside wrapper Is the OF the
icine, he copyright Of which Is secured, and the r
ture Of the proprietor These precautions adopted
prevent counterfcits and limitations.
The RELIANCE ron IT'S sucrEss ENTIRELY m
TuAL MERITS wherever introduced and used The.s VII
considered sufficient ..,-,+ 30
Prepared and sold by the proprietor.
''f JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, RI /
Agent for Burlington, J. '. TsLLASr. Ia,b