Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16
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MALARIA OR MIAGMA

These diseases are common 20 ulsfy icrsfr,s
East, West, they all equally spring from ~ sssh
asmal The great variety Of symptom. - rs
Of disease owing principally 20 fsrepss h, sss 'ss
constitution and habits sf The sufferers he, ~ VI
the same they win all equally yield 10 fs,s Casa
competent to oysreamc or remove that eaaae ses
by the laws 81 Nature, every principle la, n.
aad for every disease. or o. disease ttsr.
agent, or In other words specific resasey an a. n
whether arising from Marshes, siagnsnt wa,.As1ats
position Of animal aud yegeab matter 4, ascs
cleared lands, Is The sans In character and a.,
poison floating 30 the atmosphere, causing dsss "a
who breathe IL In accordance With these 1850
laws governing the unerrng affinity subsI.,lns sas
oppes,es there Is In the preparation before rs
the public, 'sads
e THE NATURAL ASTIDoTE TO MALApy,
which neutralzes the poison whenever Il CON-,
tact with H. even IN the open air and when "a : Ca
naliy completely puriaes the system affected h, /. .1
banefui influence and thus restores and ~ EN-
The remedy IS believed to be entirely new ss.as
known TO any bat the proprietor, who is.tine,, "
the following extraordinary results from is nss Sess
twill Instantly check the ague IN per.os,.,
suffered any length Of time, fromc ONE Day 49,
WARS, and by continuing It's use scorcnr !,
tons radical cure VIII be effected; the ps,iep, 80
ung Tree from the complaint for ever unes. -. 80
exposure TO malaria should make its use as,Ip
In It's operations upon the poison In the sys.r
Immediately relieve all the distressing syn pt@n, ~
ioas or agne diseases and when the disease l. "
will entirely prevent the accession Of >sst1a
= GENERAL DEBILITY AND NIGHT swysrs
which SO often follow the administration OF s,I.s
strength and continues 10 Improve until r,.nr !. ~
feet health. fn'
by its use Fever and Ague may be bsn,ssss ,,,.,
family and class In the eomnaas,y farmers ,'s1
and all iabering people may he tsing this article
PREVENTIVE,
| and pursue their respective ayucaitons In n.,s.
rom agne or bilious attacks daring the s,c.f .sAfq
which Ia often TO them the valuable bar, az A
since the introduction of the CURE IN every nss tn
United states. us success has been SO ro,urs - %
varying as to have fully proved the assertion. Ia
| OF us extraordinary merit A'a
When these declarations were made. n, IN. H.
rs introduction, they seemed incredible 10 nany ~,
the most candid minds because Oh the rssr ~
science had been taxed ia vain subus asus 40 ~
diseases; and what was stll worse for aeu. osN
their remedies or treatment, Watcher ~ ~
eau, EaFe limited to the use Of poisonous or ds.,
drugs, snch as Arsenic, uuinine trrrnry Sount S4s
The effects OF these sometin,. wos.s H. 4 ~
ease they suhdue, and when such remedies na '' ss
only temporary relief their poisonous Effects ar ~
added to the poor sufferers first comp,aint 'Sie'
0n this account ague sufferers sh,uib Ia. ,,r,.,
careful about using any Fever and Agae
notwithstanding the makers Of them uniformly ~,
that .het may be taken with perfect safety even ul.
IS VIGOROUSLY wei known that their potency dsrssa
solely upon destructive poison '' Wf<SS'
Now rs Proef that the Remedy Is not only y,a,n
on account OF It's power TO cure Diseases bat thai NJ
aso HoFHy or (16ifc Confidence because Of n. Sf.,.
.or aud entire HarB,tessRtss. The following
from one Of the most celebrated chemists In H. Tr
states has been obtained, and copy OF /, is attaches n
every bottle; ''s
New York. June II, lea
| y nave made chemical examination Of RHODES, h,
yer ana 3sne Cure, or Andote to slaaria and ~,
tested IT Tor Arsenic, aerchry, Qninne and StrycS
eu nave not found particle OF either In H. nor nh,
found any substance in its composition tia, vu,sd 49,
| injurious to the constitution,
| JAMES u CHIFFON, II p Crbffa,a &
II Is stubhorn fact therefore that iis remedy 3
tned not only To relieve the human family from mi,
r'ons Diseases but 10 do an equally good aork he =,
venting the taking of other medicines which do harn
Inc entire absence Of any baneidl ingredient mAs.,
ms Kennedy, not more valuable as Cure than II 4,
a Preventive.
NO class CT disease Is easily managed AS the an, nj.
mei consideration II the medicine be taken in advance
rms Is owing TO the diseases helug produced by one ana
the same cause, and therefore an both resI.n.. al
travellers should protect themselves by the timely ma a
hn pre- eht'e and not wait for the poison ALREADY lrs
ing III thelr Veins to dcseiope itse,f IN violent attack
| before II does harm, Z.
Pull directions and advice as to Diet and Habit. Al t
prepared by distinguished Physician long resident Ia
Bilious climate accompany each bottle
VIII often be found necessary precede this med
cine by mild caharc or anti-biliious purgutive Tn
very best thing for general use IA moderate dose
Castor On The object of which, IL cleanse the stomss
apq free the hillary passages Remember that where hi
Is necessary. VI TIER Is costveuess it MUST BE rANs
the operation Of the aHtidSte viii se!cIg osrues
ONLY car ak1N.-ln certain specified ess~
pour te contents OF one or bottles of the Cure n
shallow vessels. dining pia;cs,l and place them
sleeping rooms; Tor the vapor rising from the medical
ana also the air waited across, circulated over u
drgs Of IT, aiter TIE liquid Is evaporated will counters
and destroy to degrte Commensurate With Its Ioan
the miasmata or poison contained nthe apartment
This mode of exhibiting the cure should likewise be
sorted to when very young infants exposed 10 ua,
rious situations.
The bottles in which this medicine is put up have IN
words "RHopEs' FEEEn AND AauE CUHE" bogn 10 IA
glass; and the outside wrapper Is the Of the md
cine, (the copyright Of which Is seGured and the .as
turc OF the proprietor These precautions are adopted
proven; counterfeits and limitations. st5
The RsLlASC. SUCCESS ESripELy rros IT'S Ie
ruM MERITS wherever introduced and used. These viii b
considered sufficient.
Prepared and sold by the proprietor
~. JAMES \. RHODES, Providence ri
Agent for Burlington, J Z. TALASr TE.Ir