Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-03
NcD Principle! NeU Remedy No Poison!
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
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Or Antldote to Malaria;
For the prevention and Cu re

Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
Or Antidote to Malaria;
For the prevention and Gu re l.
Fever aud Ague, or chill fever, dumb ague, and
other intermittent and remittentfeyer also OF
bilious fever, accompanied by typhoid symp-
toms, typhoid fever. yellow fever. ship and jail
fever. general debility, night sweats, ana all
other forms of disease which have 4 common
origin in
Malaria or Miasma,
These diseases are common to many localities
of the United States; but wherever they prevail,
North, South, East, or West, they all equally
spring from the same miasmual cause. Thegreat
variety pf symptomsand 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 a remedy that
is competent to overcome or remove that cause.
By the laws Of nature, every principle has its
opposite, and for every disease, or cause OF dis
ease, there is 4 %re-agent, or in other wordsa spe-
ciiic remedy. Allmalaria, whether arising from
marshes, staguant water. decomposition OF ami
nal aud vegetable matter, or even newly cleared
lands. is the same in character and effect is q
poison floating il the atmosphere, causing disease
to all who breathe it. In accordance with those
unalterable laws governing the unerring affinity
subsisting between opposites. there is inthe prep
GRAFTON before us, offered to the public,
The natural GntidOte to Malaria,
whlIn II Lo'soh Nneneter ~ conce
and when taken internally completely puriiesthe
system affected by its baneiul influence and thus
restores and preserves health.
tno iv"aouJ . De'1,eu " peent'teiy = -; u"
uuA"oMh W any out tme propIle'ori Mho u'9'lnGt-
from its use
1t will instantly check the ague in personswho
"",es suffered lol uny ieIgtn VI t.me' ron ONE
"A ~ EN- ms, - " roTnn - uSG;
or"atS ~ o -. - ~ - Sm VIZ
H"t u v, 80 'aLa.S = IN ~
connPIa,nt i Gie'eI. IhiG:S suoSel;ont exposure
y I,'t"'la SmU 1inn maMe III, h. u 'o "HG, ~ ne.esst'y.
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- mm, nr biii;on!, ~ c, no,o H. Il. '.o Isl am5 r.LngS
49, - III ""a
Il ! 'U''N'' VI" '"'te'! P'e'eN' '"'
~
Genera! debility and nigAt SUedtS,
which so often follows the admins tra tion of 9th.
, err medicines. The patieut Mt once begins to re
} cover APPETITE and strength. an continues to i'm
prove until restored to perfect health.
BY its use fever and aruc NAV be blnishet
= from every class in the community: farmers. me.
Ichauics, and all laboring peonle NAV use it as
D
= 1a.eOt""
J. az q e. pu fn"r, t ae,a ar'pHGjGItia nva "ooc"t,o , ~ PETTY ~
sickiy son SOL, which is ortcn +" thnm ,Ln mao.
-, valuable part of the wear.
III Since the introduction of the CURE in ever
part of the United States, its success, has been =
con,nIctc and unvarving n : 10 have fuIIv nrovn,
these assertions in favor of its C traordinar
= merit.
When these declarations were made. nj IT,
date Of its introduction, they seemed intredibl
\ to many, even Of tbs most caudid minds, bccau,
y all the resources OF science had been taxed i
vain to subdue ague Or bilious diseases an
what was still worse for ague sufferers, all thei
remedies or treatment. whether scientific or en-
@ P'ric"l' nave Deeh limited 10 the use OF polSonOt
OF destructive drugs, such as arsenic, quIhlh'
mercury, SaIlcihe; &C. Inc ehectS oI these al
sometimes worse than the disease they subdu
and when such remedies lall, or give ONLY temp
rary re'let' thelr POISONOUS effects are superau'
ed TO the poor sufferer hrst complaint
On TINS account "gue sufferers should be pa
tculariS careful ABOUT using any secret ~teveral
ague reheu'eS, notwlths,anuIhg the makers
them uh,.ornly assert tH%t 'hey may be take
/ WIN perfect saleiy, even when 1t Is notorious
- well known mat tnelr potency depends sole
ty. upon destructive poison
ed Now aSa PROOF tnat the remedy Is not 0nly va
:. liable on account OF its power to cure disease
Out that IL Is also
Worthy of public confidence, bccduSe of
Singular and entire harmleSSneSs.
rbe fo,Ioyinc certifcote from ono or n. ~,
coIcb,ntad c6rmis ts in tho rn;tad S,.t,s Il
ham ohto mod and - cory Of - i otta"T.d
eycrv hottl.
Nov. yo.k Trra II lax.
Wv . -o'
nave maui u cheilicai examination
hnGue' leiei ""u "Suc cure OF "n.Iuo'e 10 II
ito '"l'"' ""u hI'c .esteu ! io' HrSc"'e' lhereu'
"A qulnlTo II sl2ennlhe' put nave h1' l'un'
Gu PaIuclG y eI'ncI / ~, nor na,e l lo"nu an! 81
h, stance III us composition mat wo"Id prove
!, JuliouS " tne CONSTITUTION; g..
49, JAMLo II olilLloN' M'D' ' chemist
1t isa stubborn fact therefore, that this rem
dy IS destined not My to relleye the human ia
lily from malari0us diseases, but TO do an equa
good work by preventing the taking Of Utt
medicines which do harm,
The entire absence Of any banegIi ingredi,
o. makes this remedy, not more valuable as Gu
" than 1t IS asa preventive
~ No class OF disease is so easily managed as
ice one under Consideration, if the medicine be
ken in advance. This is owing to the disea
COS being produced by one and the same cause. :
IN therefore, all, both residents and travelt
n should protect themselves jy the timely use
'h- this preventive, and not wait for the poison
ready lurking in their veins to develope itsel
8 violent attack. Take the cure as a prevent
and so destroy the poison before it docs harm.
Full directions and advice as to diet and HI
its of life prepared by a distinguished physici
long resident in a bilious climate nov accom-
i've ny each bottle.
twill often be found necessary to precede t
es- ratiye. RE n yery best thing for q" general use :
PC moderate dose of castor oil, the object oiwhicI
iS5 to cleanse the tOmlC I'll aud Tree the Dlillary n