Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-31
Malaria or Nriasmn.

other forms of disease which have a common
origin in
Malaria or MiaSma,
These diseases are common to man localities
of the United States: but wherever they prevail,
North, South, East, or West. they all equally
sprlng from the same mia6mual Thegreat
variety pf s~ymptomsand forms OF disease is owing
principally to difference in age. sex, constitution
and habits OF the sufferer, but as the cause is the
same, they will all equally yield TO remedy that
Is competent to overcome or remove that cause.
BY the q Of Ratur &c, every principle has its
opposite, and for every disease, or cause of dis
ease, there is re,agent. or in other words a spe-
cific remedy. All malaria. whether arising from
staguant water. decomposition Of ami
nal and vegetable matter, or even newly cleared
lands, sthe same in character and effect is O
poison hoating In the atmosphere, causing diseas.
to all who breathe it. In accordance with thosee
laws governing the unerring afinitee.
snbsisting between opposites. there is inths prep
Grafton before US, offered to the public,
The natural antidote 10 Malaria,
which neutralizes the poison whenever it comes
1t comes in contact with it. even in the open air.
and when taken internally completely puriiestlle
system affected by its baneful influence and thus
restores and preserves health.
The remedy is believed to be entirely new, and
unknown to any but the proprietor, who distinct
ly claims the following extraordinary results
from its use
1t will instantly check the ague in personswbo
have sui, red for any length of time. from ONE
DAY TO TWENTY YEARS. and by continuing its use,
according TO the directions, n radical cure will
be effected the patient continuing free ,rcm the
complaint forever unless subsequent exposure
to malaria should make its use again necessary.
In its operation upon the poison in the system,
1t will Immediately relieve all the distressing
symptoms of bilious or ague diseases, and when
the disease is cured, it will entirely prevent the
accession Of
General debility and night spea.s,
which so often follows the administratio of 9th.
er medicines. The patient at once begins to re-
cover APPETITE and strength, AMI continues to i'm
prove until restored to perfect health.
by Its use fever and ague may be banishcd
from every class in the community: farmers, me-
%chanies, and all laboring people may use it as a
Preventive,
and pursue their respective ayocationsi in perfect
safety from ague or bilious attacks during the
SlcSly season, which is often to them the most
valuable part of the year.
Since the Introduction of the CURE in every
part Of the United States, its success has been so
complete and unvaryiDg as to have fully proved
NANS~ 'SAS - " u u NlTuOIullufV
merit.
When these declarations were made, of the
date OF its introduction, they seemed incredible
to many, even OF the most ca udid minds, because
all the resources OF science had been taxed in
vain TO subdue ague or bilious diseases; and
what was still worse for ague sufferers, all their
remedies or treatment, whether scientific or en-
pirical. have been limited to the use of poisonous
or destructive drugs, such as arsenic, quinine,
/ NJ pOaN . n : t. - -
sometimes worse than the disease they subdue
and when such remedies fail, or give only tempo.
rary relief, their poisonous effects are superadd-
ed to the poor sufferers first complaint.
On this account ague sufferers should be par
ticularlycareful about using any secret feverand
ague remedies, Notwithstanding the makers Of
them uniformly assert that they may be taken
with perfect safely, even when it is notoriously
we'll known that their potency depends solely
upon destructive poison.
Now rs a proof that the remedy is not only val
liable on account of its power to cure diseases
but that it Is also
Worthy Of public confidence, because of lis
Singular and entire harmiessness.
The following certificate from one of the most
celebrated chemists in the United States ha.
been obtained, and q copy of it is attached to
every bottle
HeH LvEAS juHe III 1906.
81 have made q chemical examination Of
Rhodes fever and ague cure, or antidote to ma.
lara, and have tested it for arsenic, mercury
quinine and strychnine, but have not found q
particle Of either in it, nor have | found any sub.
stance in its composition that would prove in.
furious to the constitution.
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
1t is q stubborn fact therefore, that this rene.
az Is destined not MY to relieve the human fam.
lily from malarious diseases, but to do an cquall,
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 o cure
than IT is as q preventive
No class Of disease is so easily managed as thu
one under consideration, if the medicine be ia
Ken In advance. This is owing to the diSeas Sc!
being produced by one and the same cause. anC
therefore, all, both residents and travellers
should protect themselves ~ the timely use O.
this preventive, and not wait for the poison al
ready lurking in their veins to develope itself
q violent attack. Take the cure as a preventive
and so destroy the poison before il does harm.
Full directions and advice as to diet and hab.
its of life prepared by a distinguished physician
long resident in a bilious climate now accompa.
ny each bottle.
twill often befound necessary to precede this
hhcuiSluS W u Hllu CuiillTliC Ut anti DllIluuS UIlr.
gatiye. The very best thing for general use is q
moderate dose of castor oil, the object of which i.
to clcansethe stomach and free the hillary pas.
sages. Remember that where this is necessary
or there is c0stiycncsS it MUST BIZ TAKFN or the
operation Of the antidote will be seriously oh.
structed. 7
ONLY CAUTI0N.-In certain specified case.
pour the contents of one or more bottles ofthe cure
into shallow vessels, dining plates,) and place
them in sleeping rooms, for the vapor rising
from the medicine, and also the air wafted acroS
or circulated over the dregsofit, after the liauic
is evaporated, will counteract and DESTROY, to q
degree commensurate with its exposure, the mi
asmaor or poison contained in the apartment
This mode Of exhibiting the cure should likewisC
be resorted TO when young infants are exposed t.
nalarious situations.
The bottles in which this medicine Is put uT
have the words "RuoDEs' FEVER AID AGuEC CURE
blown in the glass, and on the outside wrapper il
thc name ofthe medicine, the copyright of whicl
Is secured, } and the signature Of the proprietor
These precautions are adopted to prevent coun.
~terfeits and limitations.
The reliance for its success is entirely upon III
actual merits wherever introduced and used,-
These will be considered sufficient.
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAMES A. RHODES. Providence, r. I.
Sold by J. p. Brookins & Son, Eaton, Ohio.
Oct. ~, 1855.