Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04


Intermittent and Remittent Fevers: also Of Bilious Fe
vers, accompanied by Typhoid Symptoms; Ty-- i
phoid Fever, general debility, night sweats,
and all other forms of human disease
WHICH HAVE A COMMON ORIGIN IN
MALARIA Oh NIIASMIA.
These diseases are common to any localities of the Uni
tee Staes bnt wherever they prevail north SOUTH east
or west they all equally spring from the miasInal cause
The great variety Of symptoms and forms Of disease is
owing Principally to difference In age constitution and
habits Of the sufferers; but the is the same they
will all equally yield to remedy that competent to over
come remove that cause. 4.
Blythe laws Of nature every principle has its opposte
and for every disease, of disease there is re-
agent or in other words specific remedy All malaria
stion Of animal and vegetable matter or even newly
cleared lands, is the in character and effect Is
poison floating IN the atmosphere causing disease to all
VINO breathe t. In accordance with those unaterable laws
governing the unering affinity subssting between oppo-
lie, -
st9 THE rNTURAL 4NTIDoTE 70 MALARIA
which neutrses the poison whenever it comes in contact
with it. even in the open air. and when taken internally
completely purhes the system affected by it of its banefu
influence, and thus restores and preserves health
The remedy is believed to Be entirely new and unknon
to any but the proprietor who distinctly eams the follow
ing extraordinary results from its uses:
II VIII instantly check the ague in persons who have
suffered for any length of time from ONE DAY TO TWENTY
TEARS and by continuing its use according to the direc
Ions Iel cure VIII be effected: the patient conn-
ung Tree from the complaint forever; unless subsequent
exposure to malaria should make its use necessary.
In its operation upon the poison in the system it will
cases. and when the disease Is cured ii will entirev r
vent the accession Of ESFrf5FFFI
GENERAL DEBILITY AND NIGHr swzATs, 3af u
which 50 often follow the administration Of other med
cnes The patient once begins TO recover appetite and
strength and continues to improve until restored to per
Iect heiAtu. -as --aa-
By its use fever and ague may banished from every
family and class in the community; farmers mechanic
and all aboring people may be using this article as PRE-
vNTlv and pursue their respective avoeaons in perfect
safety rom agne or bilious attacks during the sicky
SON. which is often to them the most valuable part Of the
year. RI. --I.- o..
Since the introduction Of the CURE in every part of
United States its success has been complete and
ing to have fully proved these assertions favor Of its
extraordinary merit.
When these declarations we're made at the date of
duction they seemed incredible to many of the most
candid minds because all the Of science had been
taxed in vain to subdue ague bilious dseaes and what
was still worse for ague sufferers all their remedies
treatment whether scientific empirical have been lin
ed to the of poisonous destructive drugs such
arsenic quinne mercury seine &c. The effects of these
are sometimes worse than the disease they ubdue and
when such remedies fall give only temporary relief
their poisonous effects supeadded to the poor sufferers
first complaint.
On this account sgue sufferers should be particularly
careful about using any secret fever and ague remedies
notwithstanding the makers of them uniformly assert the1
may be taken with perfect safety when it is noto-
ousy well known that their potency depends solely upon
destructive poison. -.4
Now proof that the remedy is not only valuable on
account Of its power 70 diseases but that is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC ooNFIDEScE
because Of its singular and entire harmessness The fol-
lowing certificate from Of the celebrated chemists
in the United States has been obtained and copy of it is
attached to every bottle:
NEW YORK, June II, 1855
81 have made chemical examination of Rhodes Fever
and Ague Cure Andote to malaria and have tested
for arsenic mercury quinne and sryehnne but have not
found particle of either in it. have found any sub
stance in its composition that would prove injurious the
constitution.
az. R. Chiffon, NJ D., Chemist
tined not only to relieve the human family from nariou
diseases but to do equally good work. preventing the
taking of other medicines which do harm.
The entire absence Of baneul ingredient makes th
remedy not more valuable as than it is preven
tive.
No class Of disease is so easily managed as the one un
consideration, If the medicine be taken in advance This
owing the diseases being produced BY one and the SAM
cause and therefore ALL both residents and travellers
should protect themselves by the timely Of this
tive and not wait for the poison already lurking in the
veins to develop itself in violent attack Take the
as preventive, and 50 destroy the poison before it doe
Full directions and advice as to diet and habits of life
prepared by distinguished physician long resident in
bilious climate now accompany each bottle.
1t will often be found necessary to precede this medicin
by mild caharic anti-bOus purgative The very Bes
thing for general moderate dose of castor oil tn
object of which is To cleanse the stomach and free the bill
ary passages. Remember that where this necessary
there is eostvenes it Hs be taken or the operation
the antidOte will be seriously ObstTucted.
| ONLY CAUTI0N.-In certain specified cases pour tn
contents Of one bottles of the cure into shaol
Vessels tuning plates anG place them in sleeping rooms
for the Ya0r rising from the medicine and also the al
waited across circulated the dregs Of it. after tn
liquid is evapOted viii eouneract and destroy, TO de
gree, commensurate with its exposure, the miasmsta
poison contained in the apartment This mode of exhibit
ing the should likewise be resorted to when yer
young infants are exposed to maariOus situations
The bottles in which this medicine is put up have tn
words RhOdes Fever and Ague Cure blown in the glass
and on the outside wrapperis the Of the medicine
the eopywrght Of which is secure and the gnsture
the proprietor These precautions are adopted preYcn
counterfeits and limitations.
The reliance for its success Il entirely upon its actua
merits wherever introduced and used. These viii be
sidered sufficient.
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAMES A. RHODES,
! Providence, R. I.
Sold in Fremont, by
3 IS. sBrcK1.sxn q Co.