Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
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MALARIA OR MIASMI

These diseases are common 10 rasay I,-,S.,
United States; but wherever they preysi Ssss q 8.
East or West, hey all equally spring iroa he So
of disease Is owing principally 70 difference a. sa,
constitution aud habits Of the sfercrs. tpt t1
Is The same they viii all eqnsly yield TO re,ne, as.
competent 20 overcome or remove that cana y VA
BY the laws OF Nature, every prInoiple has n, -
and for every disease or cause Of disease ,hs,s s
agens Of IN other words specific remedy An p,,ait
whether arising from Marshes, stagnAni Vat, asab
position o! animal and vegetable matter or Wees
cleared lands, is the sans In character and asl
poison floating In the atmosphere. causing 49,,
who breathe It. In accordance with hes. rev. 70 y
laws governing the unsrriug affinity .ub.istl,
oppositss, there Is III the preparation before u.
the public, " 70
which neutraliEes the poison whenever II eo,a.,e
tact with It, in the open air, and when .l Gu
nally completely purihes the System affected Ar = YEA.
bancful Influence, and thus restores and p,e.s,s q q
The remedy is believed TO be entirely new .-I aa
known to any but the proprietor, who dynr,, 10y -.
the following extraordinary results from Its ps 'fi
II viii instantly check the sgue In persons vi,
suffered any length OF time, frome oxs p,Y - hsf
YELRs and by continuing its use according Ia - 1niT
tons a radical will be effected; the rals,, Wv
uing free from the complaint for eVyr unless ah -.
exposure maaria should make It's use again retS'i
In its operations upon the poison In the sys,s,, Y
Immediately relieve all the distressing sympern, -
ious ague diseases: and when the disease i r,i r.
will entirely prevent the accession OF '@s
GENERAL DEBILITY AND NIGHT swRtrs
which so often follow the administration Of otb,
cines The patient NJ once begins to recover
strength and continues to Improve uutil restored % -
feet health. y"
BY its use Fever and Ague may be banishcd f,,, 49,.
family and class in the community; farmers iusreh,o7
and all aboripg people may be using this article Al
PREVENTIVE,
aud pursue their respective ayOcatuns In perfect ,,,
from ague bilious attacks during the s.cKly -
which is often them the valuable par, of 90
Since the Introduction " the CURE in every pay, y
United States its success has been complete asd
varying TO have fully proved these assertions Ia h.
of its extraordinary merit.
When these declarations were made, at tie a,,. d,
its introduction, they seemed incredible many ev !,
the most candid minds, because an the re.otr,, !,
science had been taxed IN van TO ,ubdue ague or biz
Diseases and what still wor-e for ague sufferer, -
their remedies treatment, whether scientific or ,s,
cal, have limited to the of poisonous or de,,ru
drugs, such Arsenic, Quunc, Mercury, Saicnr A. y
The effects OF these sometimes than ihs A.
ease they subiuc, and when such remedies fail a. -.
only temporary relief, their poisonous effects are u
added to the poor sufferers nrst complaint.
On this account ague sufferers shUuId be par,u,,
careful about using any secret Fever and Age reufd
notwithstanding the makers OF them unornly as.,,
that they may be taken with perfect safety, shsr
Is VIGOROUSLY well known that their potency a,pss
solely upon destructive poison.
Now ms a proof that the Remedy is not only yau,S,
on account Of its power to cure diseases, but that
also Worthy Of Public CogadeHcT becaHse OILS sisgg
lar and entire RtrmkesSHeSs. The following certb,
from one of the celebrated chemists In the CptI
States has been obtained, and copy Of It Is attached
| every bottle:
II,
~ have Sadc chemical examination Of RAole' :,
yer and fguo Cure, or AntdOic Malaria, and A.t
tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinne and Sryehaas
but have not found particle of either in It, nor have
found any substance In Its composition that would wu
| Injurious to the constitution.
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ D, Chemist"
II Is stubborn fact, therefore, that this Remedy ss.
tined not only to relieve the human Family om maa
rous diseases, but to do equally good work by De
venting .he taking OF Other medicines which 30 hara
The entire absence of any haneful ingredient make
this Remedy, not more valuable Sa Cure, than d 1
- Preventive.
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travellers, should protect themselves By e t'mSy hss
this preventive and walt for the poison alrsay pd
ing in their veins TO developc itself IN Y~cen attack
Take the Cure preventive and so destroy the psC
before u does harm.
Full direction. and advice Diet and Habits oiG'
prepared by distinguished Physician long resident
| Billions climate now accompany each bottle
1t viii often be found necessary to prcccde this med
cine by mild cathartlc or anti-billous purgatTe
very best thing for general use IL a moderate dose
Castor OIL the object of which Is 10 cleanse The soma
and free the hillary passages Remember that where
Is necessary, there Is cOstyeness 1t MIST nR t'LD
the operation of the antidoe viii be seriously obsruc
| 9Naa '&sEAHS.-in certain specified css
pour the contents of more bottles OF the Cure
shallow vessels, dining pintesl aud place them
sleeping rooms; for the vRpor rising from the medc'
| and also the air waited across, or circulated aver
dregs Of IT, after the liquid il evapora,ed will counter
and destroy to II degree commensurate with It's expos
| the Inasnata poison contained In the apartment
| This mode OF exhibiting the cure should likewise be
sorted when very young infants exposed to IA
| rious situations.
| The bottles in which this medicine Is put up have
| words "RmoDEs' FEVER AND AGcE CURE" blown In
glass and the outside wrapper Is the name OF them
icinc (thc copyright OF which IL securely and The SIX
ture Of the proprietor These precautions are adopet
| prevent counterfcs and limitations,
| The RELIANCE ITS SUCCESS ENTIRELY rios IFS
TEAL MERITS wherever Introduced and used These vii
| considered sufficient.
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence,
| Agent for Burlington, J. f. TALLANr. If-ll