Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-13
e NOTICES.
HISTORICAL"
GARDENERS
Rheumatic Il Neuralgic compound

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rIH. RAgvxATIc & NEURALGIA COMPOUND.
ETfrKEN year, AFRO, Capt. L. y Copeland vas com
art q. shaw. Capt. Gapepsns. az TIA; time made a
voyage % Vera CFez. and Wfiie there. near the guns
OF the Castle 81 San Juan ds 0las, = ts aliaeksa WI
hts old conn tain,. Khcr4nassi n While snheranS'e
ycfrlY on board his vessel he was t5-ltso y . see..
oa-spenlara. who saaa 4e eoala r.aisse am = = nus
itor refurucd v.shN8s medicine and proSedhis words;
Ia a fcw days Capt. Copeland bean 70 improve uh-
oerhl . treatment ana Nas I'm naIi, ~ 49, -
- daall ltcd was t9f"oia sea- DOG thAt nc pur-
chAaei ms receipt from the herico-snaniafd ies
one isGudred sad fiiiy. Doiisrr.
Gafdlner bought a aamber oil bottles OF this article,
taan manufactured In a small way BY Capt, Copeland,
chant chip to London, took the article with him. ana
cold II Tor a guinea a bottle. II attracted attention Ia
London, and .ap.. Gardiner Immediately wrote TO
OF Capt Copeland the right 10 make and cell the arti.
eiein Eazlsnd. the West India Stands and Australis;
Tile ~as ~ is,e. Capt NJ y, Gardiner, on ~raGeiptoi
tho nouce Of ehcpurchasc from Capt. Copeland. i'm.
medistelyf formed aco-plrtnership with Mr.. Wa,-on.
a wealthy dealer In London, who now. under the arm
of Gardiner. Watson A Co, No. o, Mark Lane, Ion
don. are introducing the 90 Compound with gscat success
all over Europe.
In 1893 Capt Gardiner was In Boston, and IN con-
necfisn With his brother, Chas. v. Gardiner, pufcha--
I'd from Capt Copeland. his heirs and Successors,
The whole right 10 the article. with the Intention TO
give to the people Of North America. the benefits OF
ts wonderful healing pIopertics II has proved a
most valuable medicine 10 all who have tried IT,
MI =. Gardiner Immediately established alaree
manaiartars or laboratory Tor The production 0f the
article. aud rince iss, ha. devoted his time to the In
Production aud sal. Of GAnp,srs's InnIrsArro AND
NltasDsie COMPOUND. Ne -ho Id add that the ar.
teie 10 entirely n We setable one, bein, composed Of
roots and herbs, te mort important Of whicA grows
Wild Ia England, IRON whcnc. II IL imported by the
Proprietor Ar. Henry X. Gardiner.
CHICAGO. Nov. 10th, 1868.
Mn. VI X. GARDENER, Proprietor GARDENERS Khcu.
matte & Neuralgia Compound
Sir Having teeb sili'ted with the Ncuraigiai In my
fac. For Fix month";. a irirnd Induced M. u iry your
Compound. and l car '~heeffully ray ! found II tho
uns relief, and | recommend II 10 oil who are trouh-
led VITA the Neuralgia.
Sonrs Respectfully, A. BOOTH.
Oyster Dealer, .vt. Madison& Dearborn Ste.
cmoaoo. Oct. -. isos.
II. H. Gardiner. Esq Dear Sir
II Il not often that | am led TO say aught In
favor OF Patent Med .cine-. bat n ease In my own lam.
lily having been cared In a remarkable manner by
your itheu matte \ Neuraigio Compound. ! am in-
dueed To onsr you n few words Of encouragement.
which, being unsolicited, may he better appreciated
some months rince my wife had n very severe attack
VI DiptherA which lett her partially parnlised and
with acute Neuralgia la her head, ia c aud breast
Having heard repeatedly Of wonderful cures among
her friends resulting from the use OF .Gardinerr
hheumatsc 4 Neuralgia Compound. = she was Undue
Cd 70 give IL a trial. Strange TO eay, before che had
us~a oNt norrrI the Neuralgia aud paraly sis had dis
appes. ed aud N has not returned. recommend the
Compound without hesitation. 10 all pcrrons troubled
with Rheumatism OF Neuralgia, knowing M I do Its
vAiae. as well M the fact that your well known rcpu-
tnslon = a sufficient guarantee Of tn gcnnin.ness u
sie Compound prepared by you. Many y costly doe
tor's bill may be avoided by the use OF your mcdi-
ctnce. Respectfully lours.
JOS. HALE, Jr.,
Of Hale 4 Co.. Real Estate and Patent Agents
Lombard Bloch.
CnicAso. August 2sih, 1860.
De- 0sapsSvRs, Props GARDENERS Rheumatic A Neu-
sAig,c tompo nd: Dear Sir
It's with great pleasure that ltvstIfy 10 The merits
Of your Inv siuabh. medicine. Having been af,,tctcd
with Nencal.ia for more than a year, causing ms
great ann, anoc IA well as = Altering, and after trying
almost every remedy that could be obtained. "a friend
tntuccd me To ty \ our Compound, aud ! am happy
W say that nnc no tie cured me-. and heartily en-
dorrc all that has been said la It's favor, aud carnert-
y~r"cnmmend "a rial ny every one suffering from Nsu
ssyia OF rheumatism. WM. \ pkt
firm Merrill a Hopkins, 70 Lake ST
GxSssEo. Henry Co. H., May IA. is6e.
u. II. GAnniNKE.-Sir-
can now make IA more full report of my wifc's
case. The two Ihhysi, isns had called ~ having fail
ID 60 cure h :. sie thee began to take Tho medicine
you sent her. and after one bottle ri. began Ia hnvc "a
better appeiit, aud 10 improve Otherwise. Her .wel
ling have ruuu dnws md she has grown quite hearty.
wish Won would send 0e dozen battles to me no
soon a- ,Onxef4eHt. | VIII remit amount,
Truly yours, ! VI RUSSELL.
~ orsD 10 sssE PUBLIC.
= tht forms - diArn-c for which We prescribe the
Compound have th.lf origin H. the blood, let the
Will aiinra him permanent relief, because Ii cannot
reach thc 81 ~ III. COMPOUND, DniNH fNfo INV
nLpnt. THE CITADEL al tIiE DISEASE, driyer
n ifom it- strorE hold, mud the victim n relieved
~ lsIH snNrtr NrNfs BE TohuyIrfS A SUI III
CURE AitisANftD
tESHNM& VAS SCUAACK.
Wholc-ac Druggists, iGl.akr ST.. :, hhcago.
mhs-ftm Accents Tar the Narthwesf