Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
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RHEUMATIC And NEURALGIA COMPOUND.


The II Rheumatic a. NeuraIgic Compound.
Fifteen yeares ago. Capt L. P. Copeland was COM
mander OF Boston brig, owned by the late Robert G.
Shaw. Capt. Copeland, at that time made a voyage TO
Vera Crux and while there the guns Of the Castle
OF San Juan de uua,, was attacked with his old
plant, Rheumatism While suffering severely on board
his vessel, hewas visited by Mexican -Spanard who
said he could relieve him Of his pain and enteely cure
him of his disease The visitor returned with his ed
cine and proved his words In a few days Capt Cope
land began TO improve under his treatment and was
soon completely cured. so delighted was the Old sea
dog that he purchased the receipt from the Mexico
spaniard Tor One Hundred and Fifty Dollars. . ..tl
After Capt Copeland returned TO boston, Capt Gar
diner bought number Of bottles OF this article then
manufactured In small way by Capt. Copeland In
Boston, Capt. Gardener who then sailed a merchant
ship TO London, took the article with him. and sold il
for guinea bottle II attracted attention in London
and Capt Gardiner imediately wrote to his brother
Charles =. N. Gardiner ESQ.,, to purchase Of Capt.
Copeland the right to make and sen the article in Eng
land, the West India Islands and Austria; this was in
~ sh .cSa.a on receipt o. The notct
formed a co-partenershp with Mr. Watson a wealthy
dealer In London, who now, usder the Arm Of ardnisr
watson Co., No. 81 Mark Lane, London, are intro
duclng the Compound with great success all owe,
Europe. Atsts.1 aaH#s #"H.Tt +NA A.+"-'+8 ~ T
In 1889. Capt. Gardiner was in Boston, and in con
nect'on with his brother, Charles Y. Gardiner pur
chased from Capt Copeland his HEIRS and successors
the whole right 20 The article with heintentlon to Civ,
to the people OF North America the benefit Of its
derfu healing properties II has proved most yaua
BILE mcdicineio all that have tried It'll ZAEE5 Esa
| -MrC n. Gardiner Immediately established a larg
nanniactory or laboratory for the production Of tn
article and since 1859 has devoted his time 10 the IN
| PRODUCTION and sale of GaRpISRas RHEuMArro AS,
| NsuRLGic COMPOUND We should add that the article
entirely vegetable one being composed Of roots an.
herbs, the most important of which grows wild In Eng
land from whence II is imported BY the Proprietor-Mr
1 Henry r. Gardiner. s78rE.aFIT b1i' @FE te1s
10 " aas-7" -t CHrcaao. Nov, IS, 1866.
Ms:H, r. GARDINER, Proprietor Gardeners Rheumati
| and Neuralgia Compound.
-siR--iiavnging been am cited with the Neuralgia II
my face for six MONTHS friend induced my TO try yo
Compound, and can cheerfaliy say found II the n
relief and recommend II TO all who are troubled witt
the Neuralgia. Yours Respectfully
| -tagru g,a -fhJldI ol.. .o "A. BOOTH, l.
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison 4 Dearborn SITS.
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| III = sst..f--av- rCHcAGo, August 81. 1885,
Ds. GARDINER. Prop'r Gardider's Rhumatic and Neu
| ralde Compound. f gt# Faf# H{gst sI4sa 20
DEAR SiR-H Is with great pleasure that testify I.
the merits Of your Invaluable medicine Hayinu beer
afflicted with Neuralgia for more than year causin. mn
great annoyance as wen suffering and ae- ryin
almost every remedy that could be obtained frient
Induced me to try your Compound, and heartily en-
dorce ai that has been said In It's favor and earne sill
recommend trial by every one suffering from Neural
ga or rheumatism. VIM 8. HOPKINS,
91I 10 ra@s3 firm Merrill q Hopkins. 20 Lake 81.