The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

the United States but Wherever they prevail North
South, Easter West, they all equally spring from
the same miasmal cause. The great variety of
ptoms and forms Of disease is owing principal.
ly to difference i'll age, sex, constitution and hab.
its OF the sufferers; but the cause is the same,
they will all equally yield TO a remedy that's com.
petent to overcome or remove that cause,
BY the laws OF Nature, every principle has its op.
posite, and for every disc SO, Of disease,
there is q re.agent, or in other words specific
remedy. All Molaria, whether arising from Marsh.
es, Stagnant Water, decomposition OF animal and
vegetable matter, or even newly clearG lands il
the same IN character and effect is poison float.
ing in the atmosphere, talsing disease to all who
breathe 1t. In accordance with those unalterable
laws governing the unerring affinity subsisting be-
tween Oppostes, there is In the preparation before
US, offered to to the public,
THE TuRAL ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA,
which neutralizes the poison whenever it comes in
contact with II, even in the open air, and when ta-
ken internally completely purihcs the system affec-
ted by 1T of its paaeful influence and thus restores
and preserves health.
The remedy is believed to be entirely new, and
| unknown to anylb the proprietor, who distinctly
CLAIMS the following extraordinary results from its
use!
II will instantly check the ague in persons who
havs suffered for any length Of time, from one day
TO twenty years, and by continuing its USE accord
ing to the directions, radical cure will be effec
ted the patient &C n.inuing free from the complain
tor ever; unless subsequent exposure 10 malaria
| should make its use again necessary.
in its operation upon the poison in the sys.
tenn, will Immediately relieve all the distressing
symptoms OF bilious or ague diseases and when the
disease 10 cured, it will entirely prevent the aces
sion OF general debility and Night Sweats w ich
| so often follow the administration of other medi-
cines. The patient at begins 10 recover appe-
tite and strength, and continues to improve until
restored to perfect health.
| By its use Fever and Ague may be banished from
every family and class in the community; farmers,
mechanics, and all laboring people may bo USING
this article as PREVENTIVE, and pursue their re-.
spectlve avocations in perfect safety from ague Oh
/ bilious attacks during the sickly season. which il
often 10 them the most valuable part of the year
Since the introduction OF the CURE in every of the
United States its has been so complete and
unyarying to have fully proved these assei tons
4 III favor OF its extraordinary merit.
When these derlarati ions were made, at the date
Of its introduction, they seemed incredible to many
even OF the most candid minds, because all the
resources oi science had been taxed in vain 10 sub
| due ague or bilious diseases, AMI what was still
worse Tor egue sufferers, all theirremedies or treat
nent, whether scientific or empirical, have been
United TO the use ofpoisonous or destructive drugs
such as Arsenic, Quinine, Mercury, Salicine, &c
The effects OF these are sometimes worse than the
disease they subdue and when such remedies fail
or give only temporary relief, their poisonous eli
iects are superadded to the Ioor sufferers first
/ plant.
! Gu this account ague sufferers should DO partic
ularly careful about using any secret Fever and
Ague remedies Notwithstanding the makers Of them
uniformly asst ert they rlay be taken with perfec
safety, even where 1t is notoriousy well known
that their potency depends solely upon destructive
| poison.
Now as proof that the Remedy is not only y,lu.
| able on account Of its power to cure dsense but
that 1t is slso worthy OF public confidence, because
Of its ii gular and entire harmleesness, the follow
| ing certificate from one of the most celebrated
chemists in the United States has been obtained
and copy oft Is attachment to cry bottle:
NEw YoRRs June ii, lS5b
| II have made chemical examination OF Rhodes
/ Fever and Ague Cure or Antidote to Malaria, ane
have tested Il for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine and
Strychnine, but have not found particle of eitne
in II, nor have found any substance in its ct mpo
sutton that would prove injurious to the constiu
tion. JAMES r. Chiffon, M. d. Chemist
1t is stubborn fact, therefore, that this Remed,
is destined MT only to relieve the human family
from maari)us diseases, but TO do 81 equally good
work by preventing the taking of other medicine,
whic. do harm.
makes this Remedy, not more valuable as q curs
than tits as preventive Sss
4 No class Of disease is so easily managed as tn
one under consideration, II the medicine be takel
IN advance. This is owing TO the Diseases ben
produced by and the same cause and therefore
ALL both residents and Travellers should protect them
Ives by the timely use Of this preventive, and ne
wait tor the poison aready lurking in their sens
devclope itself in a violent attack, Tnke the cur
as preventive and 80 destroy the poison before i
does harm.
Fall directions and advice ns to Diet and Habit
of life prepared by distinguished Physician lon
residen in Bilious climate now accompany eac
bottle.
II will often be found necess, nv 10 precede hi
medicine by a mild catnartic or antibillous puraa
tive. The very best thing for general use is moi
crate dose ofCastor Oil, the object oi which Is I
cleanse tn, stomach and free the 4biliafy passages
Remember that where this is necessary or there
cosTeness Ii must be taken or the opaiation OF III
f andidote will be seriously ohstracted
ONLY CAUTiON,--In certain specified casei
pour the contents OF one or more bottles the Cue
shallow vssssls tdining plates and place then
in sleeping rooms for the yapor rising from the med
icne, snd also the mir waited acrosa or circulate
over the dfegsof H. after the liquid is eyap0rated
will counterfeit and destroy, TO degree commer
sura 70 with ito exposure, the miasalata or pviso
contained in the apartment. This mode Of exhib
ting the euro should likewise be resofted TO whe
very young infants are exposed 10 malarIous sitns
tions,
The bottles in which this medicine isput up hay
the words aRh0des' Fever and Ague Cure" blow
inthe glass, and On fheoutside wrapper is tho nam
OF the medicine, copyright Of which is6ecursd Jan
the signature OF the proprietor. These piecautior
The reliance for lie succesa is entirely upon Il
actuelmeri wherever introduced and used, Thei
vii lbe considered sufficient. w
; HFspsred apd sole By lhe proprietor,
e y {AlAESA. HkOpES, Ifeyidence, r. l.