Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
MALARIA Or NiAsn.

-. - -. as.e1s.. sSNAs4A OAS AAAS4A :
These diseases are common to many -
United States bat wherever they prsysn =,
East, or West, they all equally spring &c., sorn -
asnaai cause The great variety Of ssrr.a. sae ss,
Of d.ssa.s : o sn principally 70 difference
In the same. they viii all equally Yield 70 ~ . q !
competent 70 overcome remove thai g. hcs q
BY the laws Of Nature, every principle Ass,.
and ior every s assase or eaass Of disease,
whether arising from Marshes starn.n !, w AZ M.
position OF animal and vegetable nate, mA'e'
cleared lands, IL the same In character 80 ,Iess
poison hrssns IN inc asnaspasre sau.ns d,
laws governing the unerring affinity sah.,,,. 20
opposites, there Is In the preparation before
the public, osss
which neutralixes the poison Whenever n.kit
tact with II, even In the open air and vb.s.afs
nay completely purifes the system .ass,..a 40 y
baneful Influence, and thus restores and <,
The remedy Is believed to be entirely n, ,sss
known to any but the proprietor who d.,s.'., NJ
the following extraordinary results iron, n, SuI d.
II viii instantly check the ague In ,.,s
suffered any length Of time, frome on, 49,, VI h
YGAsS, and by continuing its use aco.a,n y fsrs
tons, a radical cure will be effected ~ SO y ts tss
uing free from the complaint Tor ever. nn, sS
exposure to malaria should make its use 49,. s'ssss
In Its operations upon the poison In The ss,
immediately reiieYe al the distressing .yry,sr, 81
ions or aguc diseases: and when the d,,s..sA, v
will entirely prevent the Accession OF Gu. I
GENERAL DEBILITY AND NIGHT Ny,,,.
which SO often follow the adIninist.a,,a, ,asaS
cines The patient at once begins to recover ,,' ~
strength, and continues to improve an,E
feet health. 'ua
By Its use Fever and Asue mas be han.s.,...
family and class In the community: tru,er, - ~
anu al 'anoring people may Dc using this art.ss
and pursue their respective avoeatiops 4,
from ague bilious attacks during ~ ttasa si
which Is often to them the most valuable par, is
Since the introduction OF the CURE 10 eyrry ss "a
United States, Its success has been so - DO
varying to have fully proved these a,,r,insaAs
| OF its extraordinary merit. =. ID
When these declarations we're made a, 81
It's Introduction, they seemed incredible 10 s...s ss
the most candid minds, because All m. mas
science had been taxed In vain TO .ubdns s,ssfs
diseases; and what was still worse for asa - va
their remedies or treatment, whether scisptss
cal, have limited to the use OF poisonous ., asnf
drugs, such ~ Arsenic, Qninine Merrury t1suoai
| The effects Of these are sometimes gor,s r. D.
ease they subdue, and when such remsJ. a. 'hr d
only temporary relief their poisonou, esl.s, q
added to the poor sufferers rrst compislnt 'P0
On this account ague sufferers should he ~, ,
careful about using any secret Fever and Avp ~t7
notwithstanding the makers Of them usi,or, os''
that they may be taken with perfect safety sy sa
Is notoriousiy well known that their po,sns, a..
| solely upon destructive poison. Sisat
Now as proof that the Remedy Is not o,,, ,....
on account Of its power to diseases bui -,
also Worthy Of Public Confidence because ai .S e. q
Tar ana ehHre Hd'TiiesnesS The following er,,sr
from one OF the most celebrated chemists IN a. T
States has been obtained, and copy Of /, is s,,sI
| every bottle!
,-. New York, June II, ly
~ have made chemical examination Of bbos,,
and Ague Cure, or AntIdote TO MalarIs ~, u
tested 1t for Arsenic, Mercury Qulnine and srT,s.
but have not found particle OF either In II, nor ~
found any substance In its composition that .oa a.
| injurious to the constitution. r''
JAMES II. Chiffon, NJ D. chsrc.
IL n ri tta,I IL
tined not only to relieve the human family run ~
rious diseases, but to do equally good wors bT -
venting the taking of other medicines which do Ma,
The entire absence Of any baneful ingredient nal,
this Remedy, not more valuable Cure than Il i a
a Preventive.
No class of disease Is easily managed as The On. III
der consideration, If the medicine be taken In ady,n
This Is owing to the diseases being produced by on,
the same cause, and therefore ALL both resident, ~
travellers, should protect themselves by the timely ~
this preventive, and not wait for the poison already m
ing in their veins to develope itself Ia violent sts
Take the Cure as preventive, and destroy the Pow,
before II does harm.
Full directions and advice to Die, and Habit, os
prepared by distinguished Physician long resider,
Bilious climate now accompany each bottle.
1t Will often be found necessary TO precede hh asg
cine by mild cathartc anti.billous purgatIvs n
very best thing for general use is a moderate DC,
Castor OIL the object Of which IL TO cleanse the y,,
and free the hillary passage Remember that WHERE Il
Is necessary, or there Is costiveness IL tIb
the operation of the antilote will be seriously osu
ONLY CAlTlON.-In certain specified cls.
pour the contents of bottles OF the Cur b
shallow vessels, dining patcs) and place then
sleeping rooms Tor the vaRor rising from the Gtas,
and also the air waited across circulated Vvs o,
dregs of it, after the liquid is evaporated, will cOut
and destroy, to degree commensurate with its tTpc
the miasmata or poison contained in the apartrc
This mode Of exhibiting the cure should likewise y
sorted to when very young infants are exposed 10 M
rious situations.
The bottles In which this medicine IL put up hau IL
words "RHoDEs' FEVER AND AGUR CuRE" blown hi
glass; and the outside wrapper the name Q! he n
icine, 1.-THE copyright Of which is securely and the 80,
ture Of the proprietor These precautions are adSpss
prevent counterfets and limitations.
The RELIANCE FOR iTs SUCCESS Is ENTIRELY rrOs m 4,
MERITS wherever introduced and used Thee ull
considered sufficient.
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence R
Agent for Burlington, J. Y. TALLANr fr,.ly