Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
WHICH HAVE COMMON ORIGIN IN
MALARIA OR MIASMA.

WHICH HAVE A COMMON oRseiy m
MALARIA OR ,MIASMA
These diseases are common 10 many icos1,.
United states bat wherever they prevail Sss,k s.s
East, West, they all equally spring from th sss
asniai eanse. The great variety qf symptoms y
Of disease IS owing principally TO diGersuee ~ ss.s
and habits Of She sufferers; hut ne
Is the same, they WI all equally yitld to s
competent 70 overcome remove that cause sps'a
By the laws OF Nature, every principle has a,
aud for every disease 81 disease fhs,
agent, OF IN other words specific remedy tn ,ass
whether arising from Marshes, Siagasrt Wss-, s-sia
position Of animal and vegetable matter or eyss
cleared lands, Is the ssns in character and fss,sq
poison floating in the atmosphere causing aess "a
Who breathe IL. La accordance With ihess pnsf,s,A
LAYS governing the unerring affinity sab5is,inr Is,a
oppostes, there is In The preparation before cras
THE NATURAL ANTIDoTE To MAI1st,
which neutralires the poison whenever il cones -
tact With it, even in the open Hir and when taksn
nally completely purifes the system affected sx h
baneful influence, aud thus restores and yrestrye.s
The remedy is believed TO be entirely rev ,.sA
known any bet the proprietar who dis,instv rs
the following extraordinary results fru,n rs use
Itwill instantly check the agne IN pcrsots MAJ
suffered any length of time, trou,c osy hay rpIx.s.
tons, radical cure Will be effected this paijeb, 49,,
uIng free from the complaint for ever; unless sula.
exposure malaria should make IL again pscs
In its operations upon the poison In tho systen h ~
Immediately relieve all the distressing symptoms ~
ious or ague Diseases and when the disease /, ess5
will entirely prevent thn AccessioHn OF s1A
GENERAL DEBILITY AND NIGHT swrars
which 20 often follow the administration Of o,bsTTa
cines. The patient begins recover srt+,,,
strength and continues 10 Improve untl restored = ~
feet health. fH'
By its use Fever and Aguemay be hanished frs, ,,..
family and class in the community; farmers l5erfs,i
aud all aboring people may be Gsog 'his article
and pursue their respective ayotatons Ia rtraet 4
from ague or bilious attacks during the sirkly sr9
which is often TO them the most valuable part oths y
Since the Introduction Of the IRE in every nart Ma
United States, its success has been complete ana @
varying TO have fully proved these assertions q sss
of its extraordinary merit.
When these declarations were Wnde, az the dst, a
It's Introduction, they seemed incredible TO nam 49,, -
:he candid minds, because all The res,r.s. :,
science had been taxed Ia vain 10 euhdae sgar or Y
diseases; and what was sa worse Tor ague srrcrs ali
their remedies treatment whether sccaGe a, riSt
cal have limited 10 the Of poisonous on ds.,.nr..
drugs, such Arsenic, Quiniuc, Mercury, SalSpe
The effects of these sometimes worse than III m.
ease they suSdue and when snch remedies fab or gy.
only temporary relief their poisonous effects sap,r
added to the poor sufferers Grst complaint,
On this account ague sufferers should be particularly
careful about using any secret Fever and &ge reEe
notwithstanding the makers OF them uniformly as,er,
that they may be taken with perfect safety even When
ia ,,o,nrinnsIy will knnvr itnt thsr ,,,s,s 80 ~,
solely upon destructive poison. -
Now as proof that the Remedy Is not only yalaaSs
on account OF its power diseaars but tia, il i
also Worthy Of i,tbtic CoRfdence heeause Oft. SHCa
lar and entire HdJ5HsNsnssS. Tie following cer,itfs
from one OF the celebrated chemists in the United
States has been obtained, and copy Of Il Ia attached u
s..- New York, June II, iSA
81 have made a chemical examination Of Rhodes Il.
yer and AgGe Cure, aDttdote To Maara, ard hare
tested II for Arsenic, Mercury Quiune and strychnpe
but have not found particle 81 either In 1t, have
found any substance in It's competition that ~and prors
Injurious 10 the constitution ...F
- JAMES II. Chiffon, NJ. d, Cseml.tr
II is stubborn fact, therefore, that this Remedy les.
tined not only 10 relieve the human family from msla.
rous diseases, bat TO do equally good wor by re.
venting the taking of other medicines which do harm,
The entire absence OF any banetn iugrcdjeu, makes
this Remedy, not more valuable Cure, than h i
Preventive,
No class Of disease is 80 easily managed as the one IN.
der consideration II the medicine be taken IN adyahce
This is owing ia the diseases being produced By aud
the same cause, and therefore ALL both reslrHls and
Travellers should protect themselves by the usly Of
this preventive and not wait for the poison already Rrk
ing in their veins 10 dcyelope Itself hi violent attack
Take the Cure preventive, and so destroy the poison
before IL does harm.
Full directions and advice to Diet and HABITS Of hb
prepared by distinguished Physician long resident
Bilious climate now accompany each bottle.
1t will often be found necessary to precede this mel.
cine by mild catharuc or antblljous purgstiYe Tht
very best thing for general Use is inoderat, desc d
Castor OIL the object OF which IL TO cleanse ir stomach
and free the hillary passages Remember that Where h
is necessary there s cnsreness it Ncsr liz rsEEs
the operation Of the andotc will be seriously ob.srst'
GsE,X SAEEEApS.-ln certain specified elss,
pour the contents OF bottles OF tie Cure b
shallow vessels Dining plates,) and place them
sleeping rooms; for the vnper rising from the meers
AMI also the air waited across, circulated "a
dregs Of it, after the liquid Is evaporated vii rouner
and destroy, to degree commensurate with iti exposure
the miasmata poison contained IN the apartment :,
This mode of exhibiting the should likewise be
sorted to when very young Infants are exposed 10 aa.
rious situations.
The bottles in which this medicine Is pot up have the
words "RHoDEs' FEVER AND AGrE CURE' blown IN the
glass; and the outside wrapper is the of the me
cine, (the copyright cf which is securely and the sigma.
ture OF the proprietor These precautions are adopted
prevent counterfets aad limitations.
The RELIANCE FOR SUCCESS TSTiRrLy uFnS us lc
TuAL MERITS wherever introduced and used These VIII b
considered sufficient
Prepared and sold by the proprietor
JAMES 4. RHODES, Providence, II. I.
Agent for Burlington, J. Z. TALLtNr iH-iy.
Caution to the Citizens of Burlington
+ EARNING from some OF the mos; Respectable
- firms in CINCINNATI Chicago, Louisville and 81 loa
tesfeited by some Of the liquor merchants Of New fn
think 1t is necessary capton the community agaus
these vendors OF poison ia Disguise ss f
introduced the Scbiedam Aromatic Schnhpp8 for "a
the purpose OF supplying the medical faculty and
whole community with pure medicinal spirit, which
might be prescribed with confidence in ali cases wber
stmuants required without producing the iesrfl
consequences which Invariably result from using aduer
aed liquor In order 10 render assurance d0uby sure
had the article analysed bychemiss fwOrldwds celeb
rity, and submitted 1t for experimental test 10 Thousand
Of distinguished medical practitioners. The response
from these sources Of the most unequiyCa aud s
sfacory character. IL ~ before The public suff0nn
ded by these guarantees and bearing these uuirpeAeha
bic endorsements and call upon the community to pro.
tect themselves and me-helr own hcaIh and NY rspI
spectators who peddtng their foul commodities aE'
der of my trade mask. No article had been
imported from Holland into this market under he name
Of Schnapps previous 30 the appearance of VOLTS seh
dam Aromatic Schnapps, IN this city.
The first importation being made into this ety'n the
year eighteen hundred and forty eight. which be seen
by the Custom House books, deposited NY Hbts a.
trade mark in the United Statcs District Cort Of tie
Southern District Of New York, In the year eighteen
hundred and fifty one, and have the certificate N my
possession Of that date The great deiuand wheh has
thus been created, for the genc article, has sent the
whole hive of counterfeers in motion, aud the duty
to my customers and friends and the public cGmpes
to put them on their guard against imposition
In order that the trade OF Burlington may be supplied
with the genuine article, have established depot Al
the Store of Messrs H. T. Hunt & Co.. JefersoG, be.
tween Main and Water ats Darlington, Iowa, VINO vii
EUDoLPHU WOLFE
% Beaver 81, New York
Among tie complaints for which the sehHapps have
been declared speciEr By the eminent phy6caas VIC
have correspondsd with the proprietor, dFGpfcyr dis
pepsia, debility consequent upon long continued seSfes,
and old age, epilepsy asthma, gravel cole tNcctions Of
the kidneys and all chronic diseases Of the gtno'fa.
ry apparatus. For these aud many other dsorder II u
prescribed with great success by than hres
thousand medical practitioners in various parts Of the
Uuted States. r=s t
beg to cali the attention ofte readers 10 the following
letters from physicians:
DR.. Charles a Lets, Commissioner Of Health, Balt.
more writes as foows In relation to the value or cnPs
as remedy In chronic catarrhal complaints, &c. Tie
letter is dated JnIy a. 1853. -.....
take great pleasure Ia b~arng highly ersdahe 'es-
moay to its efficacy remedial agent n the disease 10
which you recommend It, Having uatgral tendency 70
the mucus surface, with slight degree ~ stiriuateo
regard it one of the Important remedies ID elroe
ic catarrha! cnectios, particularly those Ofhe Esniou
nary apparatus With much respect your nbcdlen' scr
want a.e .... CHAS. 4. LEAs, ". u.
Dr. c. Robbins, Boston celebrated his eis oftp,
iiepsy cholera, &c. complains Of lie great d1hsa2 .,
procuring pure Holland Gin, and speaks Of me eia"iA
follows, under date Of Oct ,, 1859 .
have commended your article in foaI eastsI'so W
Connecticut, i'm Vermont, aud one in BhoGe lsa1
An article OF this knd Is much needed have been I'M
able find substitute In the maieTa medca tor pare
HOLLAND gin Yours, C. ROBBINS.
Philadelphia, July 10, $50
Sir. Udopho Wolfe, % Beaver ST., New YORK.
Dear Sr:--Last season De writer received, through
your agent in this city, bottle OF your Aromatic sce-
dam Schnapps, and since that period has prescribed The
same in certain urinary of noupaiuts also Ia
ses of debility In aged persous So fur schuaPps has been
Of much benefit 10 those usng IT, In conclusion
rhere diuretie and abundant IL required IslOuId ase
aromatic ScIledam sehnapps. THANKING yod for your
sIndness am respectfully yours
s..tv 4. b. CIiAI.DEEIi, NJ. p. r.,
iS9 South Eighth ireet
The sijoined letter from DR.. Paine, of Manchester,
Sew Hampshire, relates one 81 ths most valuable He
cina properties possessed by the Aromatic sehhapps,
nd shows that it acts as specific ID very pa!al DIS
ase, the gravel.
Mr. Wolfe:-pern.t me TO address yo1 . few lines,
aspect to your medicine called gchiedaa SchnaPps.
ave had very obstinate OF gravel and d"ge Of
onle I'VE years standing cauIng very acute pam IN eF-
ny attenptto urinae. After usng many remedies VIM
ut much relief, was induced TO try bottle OF your
Medicine In the of three days IL proved efteca-