The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06
MEDEeINEs.
NV PRiseRtr. NEW RkAfbS! No Po,.o,S
Rhodes Fever and Agae cure,

NV PRIsertr! Nav RlafDl! No PoI.ox
tshOdes' Fever and Agile Care.
On ANTIDOrz 10 MALaRIAs
For the Prevention and cure Of Fever .,3 A.. a.
Clih tever' Dumb Ague, ant oillsr iter,,itt
ei' ana heniitiezt Eevers; also Of Billion.
reveTs accompanied by Typhoid Svmn-
toms; lypoid Fever yellow Fever
snip and Jail Fever General Dab;Is
"; Night sweats, and all otheS
iofms OF disease which hayS
q common 0ririn in
NJ A "A RIA OR WIaSu
These diseases are common n p,sn,. - = a =
The United States; but Wherever thew ny;i @
soa'l, Eastt neS', tley az equally spring from
symptoms and forms of disease is owing n-i.2 -
ly 10 difference IN age, sex, constitution and b.h
is OF the sufferers; but as the cause is iha ssss
they viii all equally yield to u rernedv tbaf Z. s
petent to overcorre remove tbat ennse
BY the laws of Nature, every prinrinJe r.. a.. -
poslte. ano ior every disc Sc, cause of dise.ss
there IS Te,agent' or in other words specific
remedy. All Nolaria, whether arising fron, w"-aL
es Stagnant Water, decomposition Of animai 80
vegetable matter, or even newly cleared lands 4.
the same IN character and effect is poison fjost
ing IN the atmosphere, causing disease TO ali ,vbc
breathe It. iii accordance with those v,,,itsrahi
laws governing the unerring affinity snbsistn, -
tween opposies. there is in the preparation bsfnrs
! us, offered TO TO the public,
| THE TURsL ASTIpeTE TO w.rAp,.
which neuraizes the poison whenever /, co,,.a. a.
contact with 1t, even in the open air and ,vhr,, t
ken internally completely phfies ,he system aiIse:
ted by II OF lis pa 1etpl influence and thus restoro
and preserves health. e'''A0s
| The remedy Is believed to be entirely te,v 80 q
| unknown to any but the proprietor who distlnessSs
claims the following extraordinary results from its
use:
i It will Instantly check the ague in persons whS
haVs suffered for any length of time, from one dsS
to twenty years, and by continuing its use, accord
ing 70 'ile eltecnons' radical cure will be efec
ted the patient cCn.inuing free from The comnI.;,
tor eVeri unless subsequent exposure TO maIari,
should make itsuse again necessary.
III us operation upon the poison in the sys.
tenn, II VIII lmnedlatey relieve all the dis1ressinS
symptoms OF bilious or ague diseases and when fhS
disease is cured, IT will entirely prevent the M sea-
sion OF genera debility and Night sweats, " ich
so often follow the administration of other r,aS;
{ cines. The patient at once begins N recovar a.
tie and strength and continues TO imnrova pr,iIa
restored to perfect health -
hy Its use fever and Ague may be banished from
every ianlIy and class in the community: farmers
g mechanics, and all lahorng people NAV be 1s;ng
d this article as n PREVENTIVE and pursue their ~.
speclVe aVocntlons in perfect safety from apue or
g. bilious attacks during the sicky season. Which l.
II often to them the most valuable part of the wear
olhce me introduction OF the CURE in every of tho
e uhlteo states ITS success has been so complete and
IS ungarylng as to have fully proved these assei tons
in favor OF its extraordinary merit
N When these derlarntions were made nj tho d.,.
introduction, they seemed incredible TO MANY
le even OF the most candid minds because nil tts
resources OF lsctnce bad been taxed in vain 10 suh
a. due ague bilious diseases AMI wbot yvas st;l
worse Tor fgne sufferers, all theirremedes or tren,
,e lnent. whether scion'ifc empirical have bean
OF limited 60 the use Of poisonous destructive drugs
n sucl as Arsenic, Ghlnine, Mercury, Saljcine H.
is The effects OF these sometimes worse than .be
j. disease they subdue, and when such remedies faii
lg or give only temporary relief their poisonous eI.
tecs are speradded to the Eoor sufferers first com
en- plnint.
Gu this account ague sntIerors should he nar,;c.
ISL uiariy ehFeih ahoHt using any secret Fever and
ue Agge remedies notwithstanding the makers Of them
l,t1li n nITayt H..