Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-20
C. A. COOK, CHICAGO, III
HISTORICAL"
O. a r ID T N Z r.
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Cempeund.
The Rheumatic & NenraIgIc Compound.

Fifteen yeares ago. Capt. L. y. COPELAND was COM
mander o Boston brig, owned By she late Robert @.
Shaw. Capt Copeland, al that Time made voyage
Vera Crux and while there the Of the Castle
of San Juan de Tua,, attacked with his old COM
paint Rheumatism. While suffering severely on board
his vessel, he visited by a Mexican spanari, who
said he could relieve him Of his pain and entieely
him Of his disease The visitor returned with his med-
cine and proved his words; In few days Capt Cope.
land began to improve under his treatment and was
completely cured so delighted was the "Old
dog that he purchased the receipt from the Mexico.
sTsniard for One Iianfr ed and Fifty Dollars.
After Capt Copeland returned to boston, Capt Gar.
diner b0ught mber % bottles Of this article then
manufactured in small way by Capt. Copeland In
ship 10 London took the article with him, and sold
for guinea bottle. 1t attracted attention in London
and Capt Gardiner ediately wrote to his brother
Charles Y. n. Gardner Esq, 10 purchase of Capt,
Copeland the right make and sell the article In Eng
hand, the West India Islands and Austria this In
1856 Capt. NJ. d. Gardiner, receipt Of the notice
Of the purchase from Capt. Copeland, Immediately
formed co-paitenership with Mr.. Watson. wealthy
Watson s Co., No 81 MARI Lane, London, are insro
ducing the Compound with great success ALI over
Europe.
In fss9, Cap, Gardner was in Boston. and in con.
Heet;on with his brother, Charles y. Gardiner pur
chased from Capt. Copeland, his heirs and
the whole right rhe article with the intention to give
the people Of North America the benefit of its Won
derful healing properties II has proved most yauar
BILE medicine 10 all that have tried Il.
Mr. G. r. Gardiner Immediately established q large
mandatory laboratory for the production Of the
article aud since 1859 has devoted his time to the in
NEURkEGic COMPOUND We should add that the article
is entirely vegetable one being coupuse Of roots and
herbs the most Important OF which Crews wild in En
land, from whence il Imported by the proprietor-ar.
| Henry n. Gardiner.
CuIcaGo, Nov, Is, 1860.
Mr. H. r. GARDINER, Proprietor GARDENERS Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Compound
SIR--Iayinging been iictcd with the Neuralgia In
my face for six months. friend Induced MY try your
Compound, and can cheerfully say found 1t the only
relief and recommend il TO all who are troubled with
| the Neuralgia. Yours Respectfully,
.-#.- A. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Cor Madison & Dearborn SITS.
CmcAGo, August 27, 1896.
d.. GiRDrSER. Prop'r Gardiders Rhumatic and Neu-
ragic Compound.
DEAR SR-It Is with great pleasure that testify to
the merits Of your invaluable medicine. Having been
afflicted with Neuralgia for more than year causing
great annoyance well suffering and after trying
almost every remedy that could be obtained, friend
induced me 10 try your Compound, and heartily en-
dorce all that has been said in its favor and earnestly
recommend trial by every one suffering from Neural
gia or Rheumatism. VIM. s. HOPKINS,
firm Merrill Hopkins, % Lake ct.
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