Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
MALARIA Or MIASHA.

These diseases are common 70 many lceelie. (, II
United StAtes but wherever they prevail Nora ss
East, Of West, they all equally spring from H. =
aspsl The great variety 81 sympsos ~ -. sss
s e Ssssss s sss II ~ e %
IL the same they will all equally yield 10 remei,
ec.upetent to overcome or remove that cause 'A.'
BY the lars % Nature, every principle has lie 40,
and for every disease, or eanse Of disease there
agent, or In other words specific remedy hi No.
whether arising nom sIarshcs. stasnant water ,as
position Of animal and vegetable natter or ever -
cleared ands, IL The same IN character and sfa4
poison floating N ,he atmosphere causing death 70 n
who brenthe n In accordance with these unaIts,.l
laws governing The anrrrng affinity snbsisti,s ss,.a
there IS In the preparation before oasrsd =
~ rME NATURAL ANTIDorg 10 MALAp.
which nesifralixes the poison Whenever Il comes IN -
tact With IT, even IN the open air and when taken M,
naliy completely PaIass the system affected "
The remedy Is believed 10 b. entirely new ans "a
anosn g any but The proprietor who distinctly s..
The fofowfng extraordinary results from i.s use
6 ltvul Instantly check the aSue In person. xho a.,
suffered any length Of TIME, frone cxk p.r no
YEARS, and BY continuing is use, according c the dr.,
ung fre from the complaint Tor ever, unless su,so.
exposure to malaria should make use again
In T. operations upon the poison in the SYSTEM Va
ioas or ague diseases: and when the disease Is c,s
will entirely proven, the aseessionef gasga<T : =
GENERAL DEBILITY AND NIGHT gwFAys 80
which often follow the administration Of o,hsr s
ciRes The patient at begins recover appetite wa
strength and continues te Improve unt restored 70 be-
Ny its use Fever and Ague may be bani.hed from
family aud class In the coumniy; farmers netchsss
and all people FSy b pslss this article
and pursue their respective ayoeations in perfect ,a
from agne or bilious attacks during the sckly sea.
which is often to them the valuable part of The YEA,
Since Che Introduction Of the CURE In every pasi sfG
United States its has been complete and So,
varying asfo have fully proved these assertions in tayor
OF its extraordinary merit 1855 gegfsT t- ssET,9
When these declarations made at the da,a a.
Its intrcduction they seemed incredible 10 many even
the most candid minds because all The resource, ~
science had beeQ taxed In vain to snbdue ague or he
disrases and what stl worse for ague sufferers AZ
their remedies treatment, whether scientific OF enrtlr
cal, have limited 20 the of poisonous or destrety.
drugs, such as Arsenic Quinne, Mercury, saeine d.
The effects of these sometimes than the dr.
they subduc and when such remedies fal or ss
only temporary relief, their poisonous effects are sup,r
| added TO the poor sufferers first complaint y
On this account ague sufferers should be parteui,ry
careful about using any Fever and Ague rereds
Notwithstanding the makers of them uniformly a.er,
that they may be taken with perfect safety WHEN
Is notoriousy wen known that their potency depends
solely upon destructive poison. E' + I'D f- s-'5E :
Now az proof that the Remedy Is not emily yaluat.
on account OF Us pewer to cure diseases but that III
r and eiirs naypssness ne following Ssr sss
from of the celebrated chemists In the United
States has been obtained, aud copy of it is attached 10
every bottle: - Il III, .-s .-.r- ~ 4. :
| 81 have made chemical examination OF Rhodes u.
yer and Ague Cure, Antdote to Malaria and han.
tested II Tor Arsenic Mereury, Qnnne and Stryehns
|
found any substance In Its composition that would prov,
Injurious to the constitution aar}ff 81 1888 '}s
| JAMES II. Chiffon, NJ D., Chemists
II s stubborn fact therefore, that this Remedy ds,.
tined not only to relieve the human family msla.
rious diseases, but TO do equally good work by vre.
venting the taking of other medicines which do harm
The entire absence of any banefu Ingredient makes
this Remedy, not more valuable as Cure, than II
| Preventive
EMO class of disease easily managed as the one an
der consideration. II the medicine be taken In advance
This owing to the diseases being produced by
the cause, and therefore all, both residents and
Travellers should protect themselves by the timely use
this preventive, aud walt for the poison already
ing In their veins to deyelope itself In violent attack
Take the Cure as preventive, and destroy the poison
before II does harm l-a.'sF TN ~ = :
Full directions and advice rs to Diet and Habit. Of NE
prepared by distinguished Physician long resident In
| Bilious climate accompany each bottle
will often be found necessary to precede this med
cine by mild cathartic ant-bilous purgative This
very best thing for general Is moderate dose Of
Castor Oil, the object OF which IL to cleanse the stomach
and free the hillary passages Remember that where this
Is necessary there Is casyeness 1t MUST
the operation OF the antdote will be seriously INSTRUCTED
ONLY CAUF1GN,-In certain specified cases.
pour the contents Of bottles Of the Cure into
shallow vesses, dining plates,l and place them IN
sleeping for the yapor rising from the medicine
and also the air waited across circulated over the
dregs of it, after the liquid is evaporated will counerac
ana destroy to degree with its exposure
the miasrnata or poison contained In the apartment
This mode of exhibiting the should likewise be
sorted TO when very young infants are exposed TO maa
rious situations = .a- G#-t.i +.- 81. * IN
The bottles In which this medicine is put up have tn
words "llHoDrs FEVER AND AGue cpRE' blown in th
glass; and the outside wrapper the IL the med
icne tthe copyright OF which Is securely and the sigma
ture of the proprietor. These precautions adopted
prevent counterfcs and limitations, 200 az t ~ p |
The RELIANCE Foa ITS SUCCESS ENTIRELY
rrA MERITS wherever introduced and used. These will b,
| considered sufficient.
Prepared and sold by theproprietor, . .i'N d"
. JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, r. l.
Agent for Burlington, J. Z. TALLAST, fiIly.