Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23
WHICH HAVE COMMON ORIGIN IN
MALARIA OR MTASMA

These diseases many localities of the
United States hut wherever they prevail North South
asmaf cause The great variety of symptoms aud forms
Of disease is owing principally to difference in sex,
constitution and habits of the sufferers but the
is the same they will all equally yield remedy that Is
competent to overcome or remove that cause.
BY the laws of Nature, every principle has it's opposite
and for every disease, OF disease, there Is
agent or in other words specific remedy All Malaria
whether arising from Marshes, Stagnant Water, decom
position OF animal and vegetable matter, or even newly
cleared lands Is the sam. In character and effect is
poison floating in the atmosphere causing death to all
who breathe it, In accordance with these una!tcrabe
laws governing the unerrng affinity subssting between
opposes there is in the preparation before offered to
the public, rel.
THE NATURAL ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA,
which neutralzes the poison whenever it in
tact with it, even in the open air, and when taken inter-
naly completely purics the system affected by 1t of its
banefu influence and thus restores and health
The remedy is believed to be entirely new, and I'M
known to but the proprietor, who distinctly claims
the following extraordinary results from its
II will instantly check the ague in persons who hav
suffered any length of time, fromc TWENTY
YEARS, and by continuing It's use according 10 the dire
tons, radical cure will be effected; the patient conn-
ung free from the complaint for ever unless subsequent,
exposure malaria should make Its use again necessary
In its operations upon the poison in the system wp
immediately relieve all the distressing symptoms OF bill
ious age diseases: and when the disease Is cured II
will entirely prevent the accession Of
GENERAL DEBILITY AND NIGHT sWEATs,
which so often follow the administration of other ned-
cnes The patient at once begins to appetite and
strength and continues to improve until restored to per-
feet health. ..... ..--
By IT'S use FeYer ana Ague may be banshed from
family and class In the community; ftrmers merchants,
and all aborng people may be using this article
,.- ... PREVENTIVE, v.
and pursue their respective ayocatons in perfect safety
from aIe bilious attacks during the sicky
which often TO them the most valuable part the year.
Since the introduction the CURE in every part of tn.
United States, its success has been complete and
varying as to have fully proved these assertions in favor
of its extraordinary merit. ..~ '-.r
When these declarations were made nj the date OF
its Introduction they seemed incredible to many, OF
the most candid minds, because all the resources OF
science had been taxed in vain subdue ague bilious
diseases and what was still for ague sufferers all
their remedies ar treatment, Watcher scientific empri.
cal have limited to the of poisonous destructive
drugs, such as Arsenic, Qrnne Mercury, Sacne, &c.
The effects of these sometimes than the dis
ease they subdue and when such remedies fall give
only temporary relief poisonous effects are super
added to the poor sufferers first complaint.
On this account ague sufferers should be particularly
careful about using secret Fever and Ague remedies
Notwithstanding the makers of them uniformly
that they may be taken with perfect safety when ii
Is VIGOROUSLY we'll known that their potency depends
solely upon destructive poison.
Now AS proof that the Remedy Is only valuable
on account OF its power to Diseases but that 1t Is
also Worthy Of FsJc Confdeace, because of Its Singu-
Mr and entire Mt,miessisss The following certificate
from one Of the most celebrated chemists in the United
States has been obtained and copy OF is attached
every bottle:
New York, June H. 1885.
IL have made chemical examination Of Rhodes Fe-
yer and Ague Cure, Antidote to Malaria and have
tested it for Arsenic, Mercury Quinne and Srychnne
but have not found particle Of either in IT, have ]
found any substance in Its composition that would prove
JAMES Il. Chiffon, VI. D., Chemist
1t Is stubborn fact, therefore, that this Remedy
tined not only to relieve the human family from mala
rous diseases, but TO do equally good work by pre-
venting the taking of other medicines which do harm
The entire absence OF any baneful ingredient makes
this Remedy not more valuable Cure, than 1t a.
Il Preventive.
No class of disease is easily managed the one I'm.
der consideration if medicine be taken in advance
This is owing the diseases being produced by and
the cause and therefore all, both residents and
travellers should protect themselves by the timely OF
this preventive and not wait for the poison already Turk
ing in their veins to deveepe itself in violent attack
Take the Cure preventive and destroy the poison
before it does harm. p.
Full directions and advice to Diet and Habits of e
prepared by distinguished Physician long resident
Bilious climate accompany each bottle.
1t will often be found necessary preccde this medi
cine by mild cahartc antibiious purgative. Til,
very best thing for general is a moderate
Castor OIL the object of which s to cleanse the stomach
necessary, there Ia costiyeness it
the operation of the antdote will he seriously INSTRUCTED
ONLY eau k'lDN.-ln certain specified cases.
pour the of bottles the Cure into
shallow vessels, dining platesD and place them in
sleeping for the yapor rising from the medicine,
also the air waited across circulated the
dregs of ii. after The liquid eyaporated will counterfeit
and destroy degree commensurate with its exposure,
the masipata poison confirmed in the apartment.
This mod. Of exhibiting the should likewise be
sorted when young infants are exposed to mala
rious situations
The bottles in which this medicine Is put up have the
words .RHopEs' FEVER AGE Cure" blown In the |
glass and the outside wrapper Is the Of the med
cine he copyright of which secured and the sigma
ure the proprietor These precautions adopted to
prevent counierfeits and limitations
The RELIANCE FOR SUCCESS ENTIRELY
wherever introduced and used. These will he
considered sufficient.
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
So JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, R. /.
Agent for Burlington, J. Z. TALLAsT. Ally.