Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
WHICH HAVE A cnNNoy rRintx NJ
MALARIA OR MIASMa

MALAhlA Uk MlASMA
These diseases common many ln..H..
United States but wherever they prevail - = q,
East or West, they all equally spring ftos, N, SEA
asma The great variety Of -ynp,or,, VA a.
Of disease i owing principally to difference n :. co
Is the same, they wifi all eausily yield to a. ss
competent to overcome or remove that cana - ans
BY the laws Of Nature. every principle las ,,,,
and for every disease, cause Of disease, Ffsts
agent, or In other words specific remedy M ,san
whether arising from Marshes, siagraut Aasss
position Of animal and vegetable matter or 4s
cleared lauds Is the sans In character sna assl
poison coating In the atmosphere, causih. s,n a.
who breathe lt. In accordance With th... - I
laws governing the unerriug affinity .ubsi.,lb-
cpposites, there IL In the preparation bsinre "a.
THE NATURAL ANTIDorE TO MAi,y,,
which nentrazes the poison whenever Il es-ss.
tact wth It. even In the open air. and vhsn - q ~
nally completely purhes the system affected - Sic
banefG influence and thus restores and pr,ss,
The remedy is believed TO be entirely ne, a,sA
known to any but the proprietor who lls,i,r,, H.
the following extraordinary results from its u e
twin instantly check the aEue IN perscs,
suffered any length OF time, frome oSE plY n Ai'
WARS, and by continuing its use, acorfipr :, mn
lions, radical cure will be effected the ns,,. we
ung free from the complaint for ever unlss, M saatz
exposure to malaria should make lis use again
In Its operations upon the poison IN the sy., HtJ
Immediately relieve all tbs distressing syn,rssr u
Ious ague diseases and when the dE:etss 4,
will entirely prevent the arceSsionof Nifea
| GENERAL DEBILITY AND SIGHT swr,,
| which so often follow the administration Of ~
enes. The patientat once begins to recover $50 49,
strength, and continues to Improve until rrstcrI ~
| feet health. 70
| BY its use Fever and Ague may be banisha,, No..
family and class in the community; farmers, Tsrr.'r
and all iaborng people may be asng this arid.
| and pursue their respective avoratens In p.,s,.
| from ague bilious attacks during the 49,, asT
which is often 10 them the most valuable pay
Since the introduction OF the CURE Ia syp.y ,, "a,
United States Its snecess has been complete AZ y
varying to have fully proved these asser,ton 90. d
| OF It's extraordinary merit. as
When these declarations were made NJ ~. l.
its introduction, they seemed Incredible To ma. 'h
the most candid minds, because all The rr:nat
science had been taxed in vain suiue am, -
diseases; and what was still worse for ague .ns@a
their remedies or treatment, whether scientific a, 80
cal, have limited TO the use Of poisonous or ls,,
drugs, such as Arsenic, Qunne, Mercury sslFi,s
The effects OF these are sometimes worse IN. q
ease they subdue, and when such Remedies Ga w
only temporary relief, their poisonous eject, AZ 3"
| added to the poor sufferer first complaint ''P''
On this account ague sufferers should h. nar,ls,,
careful about using any secret Fever and Agie rass
| notwithstanding the makers Of thcm un!orzly s e
that they may be taken with perfect safety even vss
is VIGOROUSLY well known that their potency dfpsS
| solely upon destructive poison. F"
Now as proof that the Remedy Is only y,lu,s
account of Its power to cure diseases but tbs, 49,
also Worthy Of rHhiiC CoH6dFnc1, because offs Gs,
| lar and entire HtnieS0tess The following csrtsS.
| from of the most celebrated chemists in The T,t,
States has been obtained and copy of 1t IS ATTACHED
| every bottle:
IL
II have made a chemical examination Vt Rhode, +.
and Ague Cure, or Autdntc to Malaria and han,
tested II for Arsenic, Mercury, Qungne and sryrhs,
but have not found particle OF either IT, nor haze
found any substance In its competition that would ps,
| injurious to the constitution.
| JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ D. Cheri.-
il Is stubborn fact, therefore, that this Remedy -
tined not only to relieve the human family rom ma
rious diseases, but to do equally good work b. -
| venting the taking Of other medicines which DO ham
The entire absence Of any baneiu ingredient ,aA,,,
| Kennedy. ag a (ursth L.,
| a Preventive
No class of disease Is easily managed As the Che a.
der consideration, II the medicine he taken in aivspss
This Is owing To the diseases being produced by or Az
the cause, and therefore ALL both rcsiiruu AZ
Travellers should protect themselves by the timely Use
this preventive and not wait for the poison ALREADY l
ing in their veins To developc itself Ia violent aaes
Take the Cure rs preventive, and destroy the po
| before II does harm.
Full directions and advice as To Diet and Iahn ntHs
prepared by distinguished Physician long re,4lsul IN
! Bilious climate now accompany each bottle.
II will often be found necessary prccede this med,
cine by mild cathartic or nntbillious purgaive n,
very best thing for general use i u moderate dose 4
Castor OIL the object 81 which l. To cleanse The soma
and free the hiliary passages, Remember that where It's
Is necessary, there Is cusiivcness II riEn q
the operation Of the antdutc II be seriously ohTacd
| ONLY tN2 SgDN.-lu certain specified eset
pour the contents Of bottles OF the Cure
! shallow vessels dining pIates,l and place then b
sleeping rooms for the vapnr rising from the mec
and also the air waited across, circulated IL
dregS Of ii. after the liquid l. cvaporntcd will coDHlt
and destroy. to degree c"uncn-urAt" with Is cNpos
| the mia-mata ur poison contained IN the apartment
This mode OF exhibiting the should likewise te >
sorted to when very young infants exposed to
| rous situations.
The bottles in which this medicine Is put up have @,
| words "RuoDES' FEVER ANp AGrE CCEE' blown Hu
glass and ia" outside Wrapper Is the 81 The
icne, uhe copyright Of which il sccurcd) aud the sg
turr of the proprietor. These precautions adopted
prevent rounfrrr!ts and limitations.
The REiIANCE SUCCESS Is ESrIRElY rFnS III ~
wherever introduced and used These VII h
con sidered sufficient,
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAMES i. RHODES, Providence, l.
Agent for Burlington, j. t. TNlLANI 1915