Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06
WHICH HAVE COMMON ORIGIN IN
MALARIA OR MIASMA.


These diseases common TO many localities OF the
United States but wherever they prevail North, South
East or West, they all equally spring from the mi
asmai cause. The great variety Of symptoms
of disease is owing principally difference in age, sen
constitution and habits of the sufferers hut the
is the same, they will all equally yield remedy that is
competent to overcome Or remove that cause.
By the laws of Nature every principle has opposite
and for every disease, of disease, there is re-
agent, or in other words specific remedy AN Malaria
whether arising from Marshes Stognant Water, decom
position OF animal and vegetable matter, newly
cleared lands, is the sans In character and effect; Is
poison floating in the atmosphere, causing death to all
who breathe it. In accordance with these unaltcrab,e
laws governing the unerring affinity subsistg between
"poses there in the preparation before us offered
the public,
THE NATURAL ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA
which ncutrazes the poison whenever 1t comes in
tact with it, even in the open air. and when taken inter
nay completely purhes the system affected by of
bane influence, and thus restores and health
The remedy is believed to be entirely new, and un-
known TO any but the proprietor who distinctly claims
the following extraordinary results from its use H.:
1T will instantly check the ague In persons who hav
suffered any length of time, fromc ONE
YEARS and by continuing It's use, according to the direc
tons radical cure viii be effected; the patient
ung free from the complaint for ever unless subsequent
exposure to malaria should make its again necessary
In It's operations upon the poison in the system viii
Immediately relieve all the distressing symptoms of bill
will entirely prevent the accession Of
GENERAL DEBILITY AND NIGHT SWEATS,
which 50 often follow the administration of other med
cines The patient ut once begins appetite
strength and continues to Improve until per-
feet health.
family and class in the community; farmers merchants
and all lahoring people may be using this article
PREV ENTINE
and pursue their respective vocations in perfect safety
from aguc bilious daring the scky son
which often to them the most valuable part the year.
since the Introduction of the CURE in every part the
United States, its has been complete and ul-
varying 10 have fully proved these assertions in ryo,
OF rs extraordinary merit.
When these declarations were made Mt the date al
rs introduction, hey seemed incredible many even of
the most candid minds because All the resources Of
ia
diseases and what still ngur sufferers all
the remedies or treatment whether scientific empiri-
nfugf SUCH as Arsenic, Qinine, Mercury, Sacine &c
Inc effects OF these are sometimes than the dis
ease Hey sthdue. and when remedies fail or give
only temporary relief Their poisonous effects are sper
added 10 the pnor sufferers Grst complaint
On this account ague sufferers sidnd he particularly
careful about using any Fever and Age remedies
notwithstanding the makers of them uniformly assert
that they may be taken with perfect safety even when 1t
VIGOROUSLY well known that their potency depends
solely upon destructive poison.
Now as proof thar the Remedy is not only valuable
also Worthy Of Iu1ijc GDnRence because Of its Sjpan
Er AMI entire MrmIf&nsss The following certificate
from one of the most celebrated chemists in The United
states has been obtained and copy Of it is attached to
every bottle:
New York, June II, 1s5G5
Il have made a chemical examination of Rhodes Fe-
yer ana Agne Cure or Antidote TO Malara, and have
tested it for Arsenic, Mercury uinine and Strychnnr
put nave not found particle Of either in It, have
round any substance in its composition would prove
injurious to the constitution.
JAMES r. Chiffon, VI. D., Chemist"
Is Stubborn Tact therefore, that this Remedy
tined not only to relieve The human family from n,aa.
rous diseases, but to do an equally good work bv ,re
'entihg me taxing OF other medicines which do harm
Inc entire absence of any banetu ingredient makes
lhIs remedy, not more valuable Cure than II is as
a Preventive.
No class of disease Is easily managed AZ the one nm
ger consideration If the medicine be taken In advance
ms Is owing to the diseases being produced by one and
ne same cause, and therefore all, both residents and
Travellers should protect themselves by the timely use OF
This preventive and wait for poison already lrk
ing Ill their veins TO develope itself In violent attack
axe the Cure as preventive and destroy the poison
before II does harrn F
Fall directions and advice as TO Diet and u,b,s osut
prepared by distinguished Physician long resident In
piIilous cliate now accompany each bottle.
~ WIZ oisth De found necessary pFecede this medi.
e Dy mid cathartic or anti-bllious purgative Tn.
,ery best thing for general is moderate dose Of
jastor On the object of which Is cleanse the stomach
una Tree the hillary passages Remember that where this
necessary, or there Is COsveness ii MUST BE rsxgy or
ne operation of the antdoe viii be seriously ostructrd
Ss sa CAV EkJS.-IR certain specified cases
,our the contents OF one bottles OF the Cure into
iailow vessels, dining pates) and place them In |
ieepng rooms; for the vapor rising from the medicine
nd also the air waited across or circulated over the
regs OF IL after the liquid IL evaporated, will
nd destroy to degree commensurate with its exposure
ne miasnlata or poison contained in the apartment
his modc of exhibiting the should likewise be re-
ored to when very young infants exposed to maIa-
Ous situations,
The bottles in which this medicine ia put up have the
ords "HHopEs' FEVER AID AGCR CCRE" blown In the |
lass and on the outside wrapper Is the med
he, (he copyright Of which is securely and the srna
ire OF the proprietor. These precautions are adond IN
revent counterfets and limitations |
me RELIANCE Fos ITS Is ENTIRELY rPoy r1s A.
AL MERITS wherever introduced and used These VIII he
'nsideTed sufficient. -
Prepared aud sold By the proprietor
JAMES 4. RHODES Providence. RI. !
agent Tor Burlington j. 7. TALLAsT. [47.1y i